"उसका मुँह लाल है।"
Translation:Her mouth is red.
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Since the dictionary gives "face" as well as "mouth", I was wondering if the sentence actually makes more sense in terms of "Her face is red". Speaking of a "red mouth" seems unnatural at least in English I find, and "Her lips are red" seems more fitting, instead. Would this translate differently into Hindi, or is the word मुँह actually used in this sense?
Agreed. When I think of "chehra laal hai" the English equivalent context would be face red with anger or blushing or rosy due to cold. As for lips, can say laal hoth
Yes but it can also be reffering to female cuz we cannot write or say it as 'उसकी मुँह'
Yeah unfortunately through this whole Hindi course, the Text-to-Speech engine puts too much emphasis on it, almost like a sanskrit visarga. जगह, वज़ह,...
I've never heard native speakers use that word, only muh. Probably popular in certain areas though.
Yes when get the hang of saying it in public, everybody understands that ur saying about the face but as per the options we are reffering it to mouth ig
Why is it putting the half moon and dot on top of मुँह? From the way it's pronounced, shouldn't it just be मुह?
