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56 [fifty-six]

Feelings

Feelings

५६ [छप्पन]

56 [chhappan]

भावनाएँ

[bhaavanaen]

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to feel like / want to इच्छ---ो-ा इच-छ- ह-न- इ-्-ा ह-न- ---------- इच्छा होना 0
i----ha--ona ichchha hona i-h-h-a h-n- ------------ ichchha hona
We feel like. / We want to. हम--ी -च--ा-है हम-र- इच-छ- ह- ह-ा-ी इ-्-ा ह- -------------- हमारी इच्छा है 0
h-----ee---hc----hai hamaaree ichchha hai h-m-a-e- i-h-h-a h-i -------------------- hamaaree ichchha hai
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. ह-ा-ी कोई-इच्छ- -ह-- -ै हम-र- क-ई इच-छ- नह-- ह- ह-ा-ी क-ई इ-्-ा न-ी- ह- ----------------------- हमारी कोई इच्छा नहीं है 0
h--aa-e--k--e ---chh- -------ai hamaaree koee ichchha nahin hai h-m-a-e- k-e- i-h-h-a n-h-n h-i ------------------------------- hamaaree koee ichchha nahin hai
to be afraid डर -गना डर लगन- ड- ल-न- ------- डर लगना 0
dar l--a-a dar lagana d-r l-g-n- ---------- dar lagana
I’m afraid. मु-े-डर -ग-ा है म-झ- डर लगत- ह- म-झ- ड- ल-त- ह- --------------- मुझे डर लगता है 0
mu-h- dar-la--t- --i mujhe dar lagata hai m-j-e d-r l-g-t- h-i -------------------- mujhe dar lagata hai
I am not afraid. म----डर --ीं-लग-ा म-झ- डर नह-- लगत- म-झ- ड- न-ी- ल-त- ----------------- मुझे डर नहीं लगता 0
muj-- -a---a--- lag-ta mujhe dar nahin lagata m-j-e d-r n-h-n l-g-t- ---------------------- mujhe dar nahin lagata
to have time स-य -ोना समय ह-न- स-य ह-न- -------- समय होना 0
s--ay---na samay hona s-m-y h-n- ---------- samay hona
He has time. उस-- --स--म---ै उसक- प-स समय ह- उ-क- प-स स-य ह- --------------- उसके पास समय है 0
u--k--paas -ama- -ai usake paas samay hai u-a-e p-a- s-m-y h-i -------------------- usake paas samay hai
He has no time. उ----पा---मय--ही--है उसक- प-स समय नह-- ह- उ-क- प-स स-य न-ी- ह- -------------------- उसके पास समय नहीं है 0
u-ak---aa- --may-n-h-- -ai usake paas samay nahin hai u-a-e p-a- s-m-y n-h-n h-i -------------------------- usake paas samay nahin hai
to be bored ऊ- ---ा ऊब ज-न- ऊ- ज-न- ------- ऊब जाना 0
oob--a-na oob jaana o-b j-a-a --------- oob jaana
She is bored. व--ऊ- -ई -ै वह ऊब गई ह- व- ऊ- ग- ह- ----------- वह ऊब गई है 0
v-----b---ee hai vah oob gaee hai v-h o-b g-e- h-i ---------------- vah oob gaee hai
She is not bored. व--ऊबी नह-- है वह ऊब- नह-- ह- व- ऊ-ी न-ी- ह- -------------- वह ऊबी नहीं है 0
v-h----e- n-----h-i vah oobee nahin hai v-h o-b-e n-h-n h-i ------------------- vah oobee nahin hai
to be hungry भूख -ग-ा भ-ख लगन- भ-ख ल-न- -------- भूख लगना 0
bho-k- lagana bhookh lagana b-o-k- l-g-n- ------------- bhookh lagana
Are you hungry? क्-- --- ल---ं -ो भू---गी--ै? क-य- त-म ल-ग-- क- भ-ख लग- ह-? क-य- त-म ल-ग-ं क- भ-ख ल-ी ह-? ----------------------------- क्या तुम लोगों को भूख लगी है? 0
k-a tum--og-- ---bho----lagee--a-? kya tum logon ko bhookh lagee hai? k-a t-m l-g-n k- b-o-k- l-g-e h-i- ---------------------------------- kya tum logon ko bhookh lagee hai?
Aren’t you hungry? क्या तुम ---ों -ो भ---नह-ं-लगी --? क-य- त-म ल-ग-- क- भ-ख नह-- लग- ह-? क-य- त-म ल-ग-ं क- भ-ख न-ी- ल-ी ह-? ---------------------------------- क्या तुम लोगों को भूख नहीं लगी है? 0
kya -um-l-g-- k- -h--k--n------agee--a-? kya tum logon ko bhookh nahin lagee hai? k-a t-m l-g-n k- b-o-k- n-h-n l-g-e h-i- ---------------------------------------- kya tum logon ko bhookh nahin lagee hai?
to be thirsty प--ा- ल--ा प-य-स लगन- प-य-स ल-न- ---------- प्यास लगना 0
py-----ag-na pyaas lagana p-a-s l-g-n- ------------ pyaas lagana
They are thirsty. उन-ो -्य-स --ी -ै उनक- प-य-स लग- ह- उ-क- प-य-स ल-ी ह- ----------------- उनको प्यास लगी है 0
u-ako pya-s-----e---i unako pyaas lagee hai u-a-o p-a-s l-g-e h-i --------------------- unako pyaas lagee hai
They are not thirsty. उ--- --य-- ---- --ी -ै उनक- प-य-स नह-- लग- ह- उ-क- प-य-स न-ी- ल-ी ह- ---------------------- उनको प्यास नहीं लगी है 0
u---- p-aa--na--n l---- h-i unako pyaas nahin lagee hai u-a-o p-a-s n-h-n l-g-e h-i --------------------------- unako pyaas nahin lagee hai

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