"मैं अमेरिका में रहती हूँ।"
Translation:I live in America.
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I am having sooo much trouble hearing/ pronouncing the difference for hindi "I" pronoun and the word for "in".
In 'I' pronoun it's pronounced as 'main' (ai is prounced as 'a' in 'black' and 'n' means the 'ai' is nasalised.).
In the word for 'in' it's pronounced as 'mein' (ei is pronounced as 'ai' in 'aim' and 'n' means the 'ei' is nasalised.).
What's the difference between हूं and हूँ?
There seems to be certain limitations with Google Translator. I'm curious, what do the Duolingo cognoscenti here prefer for Hindi / English translation & transliteration?
हूं and हूँ are litteraly pronounced the same but tge correct one is हूँ. हूं doesn't make any sence.
If you look closely, there's an extra line on top of the "I", which makes it sound like "mai" while the word "in" sounds like "may".
Mai Iran mei rahta hun,
Why does he say "rahti" and not "rahta".?? Is not "ti" for feminine?!
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Yes. It is -tī when I refers to a female.
But Duo doesn't show this difference; often a man can be reading what a woman says.
Live is an order "live here, now" and lives means "he lives in America"
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Also, it depends on the subject—its number and person.
So I, you, we, they live and he, she, it lives.
Ma sara ans correct karta ho tab bhi vo bata ha ki mara ans sahi to hota ha par us ma bhi same ans right dik ka ta ha
