"I will work every day now."
Translation:मैं अब हर दिन काम करूँगा।
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It can translate to - मैं अब हर दिन काम करूँगी since the gender in the english sentence isn't specified
Why they f*ck do they pronounce अब like the English word "Ab"? I have never heard anyone pronounce it that way
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The word is pronounced as "AB". That's why it sounds as such. How else do you expect it to be pronounced. I guess, you are getting confused with somebody pronouncing some other word.
It can sound similar when speaking quickly I guess, but they're saying ab (uhb.)
The one spoken in the sentence is fine. The sound clip that is played when you just tap the अब sounds like the American pronunciation of "Ab"...
Gut feel was that I'd need to say "अब से हर दिन" in the same way you say "कल से हर दिन".
Know that the English says "every day now" not "every day from now" but didn't want to fall into the trap of giving a literal translation — can anyone give some pointers on the grammar differences at play here?
मैं अब हर दिन करूँगा = I will do every day now. करना = To do, काम करना = To do work (To work,) काम means work
