"नेहा दुकान से किताब ख़रीदती है ।"

Translation: Neha buys a book from the shop.

[This_is_Roshan]

What's the difference in pronunciation, usage and whatever else between ख and ख़?

[AndrNordin1]

ख [kʰə] is a voiceless aspirated velar stop while ख़ [xə] is a voiceless velar fricative. However, according to my wife who is a native speaker, ख़ is commonly pronounced as ख in Hindi. The fricative sound is used in Urdu.

[M_A_Ashraf]

Maybe only Arabic/Farsi loan words use this ख़ sound.

[nr072]

Does the audio stumble a bit at the "द" in "ख़रीदती"? Shouldn't it sound as smooth as in "ख़रीदते"?

[soobee620]

Can someone comment on the pronunciation of ख़रीदती? I've noticed in most verbs, the schwa drops before the verbal ending (e.g., ता, ती, ते). I'm not sure I've determined a pattern, but could it be when two dental consonants are adjacent, the schwa remains? When I look up this verb in Wiktionary (see here), there is no indication that a schwa is present.

[DHEESH101009.]

Please change the grammer

[ph.F4scFl]

Yeah i also say same

[ph.mCY8Do]

Sirf a hi to galat tha

[ph.ixgaeM]

My answer is to be accepted because Aak kithab is not written When only kitha is given the correct translation is book not a book