"यह क़मीज़ पहनो।"
Translation:Wear this shirt.
July 25, 2018
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qamīz If you ever want to write Hindi as "Urdu" (i.e. in Arabic script), it will help to distinguish k and q wherever possible.
That's what I thought at first. A portuguese loanword. But apparently Indians borrowed the word from the Arabs who borrowed it from Latin camisia.
I thought it was यह when direct but इस when oblique, so why isn't this इस क़मीज़ पहनो?
yuhua1a
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It is not in oblique case in this sentence but rather in direct case since it is a direct object.
Interestingly, ‘Shirt’ in Spanish is ‘Camisa’ (kaa-mee-saa) and in Hindi it's ‘Qamiz’.
