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em To like something   »   hi कुछ अच्छा लगना

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

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कुछ अच्छा लगना

kuchh achchha lagana

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Would you like to smoke? क-या----ो-धूम---ा- ---ा -ै? क्_ आ__ धू____ क__ है_ क-य- आ-क- ध-म-र-ा- क-न- ह-? --------------------------- क्या आपको धूम्रपान करना है? 0
kya-aap--o d-o---apa-n-kara------? k__ a_____ d__________ k_____ h___ k-a a-p-k- d-o-m-a-a-n k-r-n- h-i- ---------------------------------- kya aapako dhoomrapaan karana hai?
Would you like to dance? क-या आप-ो ना--ा-ह-? क्_ आ__ ना__ है_ क-य- आ-क- न-च-ा ह-? ------------------- क्या आपको नाचना है? 0
k-a aa--ko---achan--hai? k__ a_____ n_______ h___ k-a a-p-k- n-a-h-n- h-i- ------------------------ kya aapako naachana hai?
Would you like to go for a walk? क------ ट--न---ा--े-- -ा--- ह-ं? क्_ आ_ ट___ चा__ / चा__ हैं_ क-य- आ- ट-ल-ा च-ह-े / च-ह-ी ह-ं- -------------------------------- क्या आप टहलना चाहते / चाहती हैं? 0
k-----p t----a-a----a-a-e --c-aa--tee--a-n? k__ a__ t_______ c_______ / c________ h____ k-a a-p t-h-l-n- c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-i-? ------------------------------------------- kya aap tahalana chaahate / chaahatee hain?
I would like to smoke. म----धू--रप-न क-ना--ै मु_ धू____ क__ है म-झ- ध-म-र-ा- क-न- ह- --------------------- मुझे धूम्रपान करना है 0
mu-he -h-o-----an-k-r-na--ai m____ d__________ k_____ h__ m-j-e d-o-m-a-a-n k-r-n- h-i ---------------------------- mujhe dhoomrapaan karana hai
Would you like a cigarette? क-या -ुम-ह----िग--ट --ह--? क्_ तु__ सि___ चा___ क-य- त-म-ह-ं स-ग-े- च-ह-ए- -------------------------- क्या तुम्हें सिगरेट चाहिए? 0
kya-t-m-e- siga--t-c-aa-ie? k__ t_____ s______ c_______ k-a t-m-e- s-g-r-t c-a-h-e- --------------------------- kya tumhen sigaret chaahie?
He wants a light. उ----सु----े क- लिए---छ च-ह-ए उ__ सु___ के लि_ कु_ चा__ उ-क- स-ल-ा-े क- ल-ए क-छ च-ह-ए ----------------------------- उसको सुलगाने के लिए कुछ चाहिए 0
u-a-o -ul-g-a-e -e--ie-ku--- -haa-ie u____ s________ k_ l__ k____ c______ u-a-o s-l-g-a-e k- l-e k-c-h c-a-h-e ------------------------------------ usako sulagaane ke lie kuchh chaahie
I want to drink something. म-ं --- प------ह---/ च-हत- --ँ मैं कु_ पी_ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं क-छ प-न- च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ------------------------------ मैं कुछ पीना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
mai---uchh --e-a -haa-a-a ---ha---t-e hoon m___ k____ p____ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- k-c-h p-e-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ------------------------------------------ main kuchh peena chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I want to eat something. मैं-कु--ख----च-ह-- - ---त- --ँ मैं कु_ खा_ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं क-छ ख-न- च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ------------------------------ मैं कुछ खाना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
m--n ku--- --a--- ----h--a ---h-a----- ho-n m___ k____ k_____ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- k-c-h k-a-n- c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ------------------------------------------- main kuchh khaana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I want to relax a little. मैं -ो-ा-आ----क-न- -ा--ा-/--ा-ती--ूँ मैं थो_ आ__ क__ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं थ-ड़- आ-ा- क-न- च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ------------------------------------ मैं थोड़ा आराम करना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
mai- -h-da--a-a-m -ar-na-ch--h--- --ch-aha-e- ho-n m___ t____ a_____ k_____ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- t-o-a a-r-a- k-r-n- c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- -------------------------------------------------- main thoda aaraam karana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I want to ask you something. म------स---ुछ पूछन- च-ह-ा --चाह-ी ह-ँ मैं आ_ से कु_ पू__ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं आ- स- क-छ प-छ-ा च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ------------------------------------- मैं आप से कुछ पूछना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
ma-- a-p -e----h--p-och-an--c--aha-a ---h--ha-ee h--n m___ a__ s_ k____ p________ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- a-p s- k-c-h p-o-h-a-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ----------------------------------------------------- main aap se kuchh poochhana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I want to ask you for something. म-ं -- -- क-- बि-त---र-ा-च---ा / च-ह-ी-ह-ँ मैं आ_ से कु_ बि__ क__ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं आ- स- क-छ ब-न-ी क-न- च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ------------------------------------------ मैं आप से कुछ बिनती करना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
m-i- aap se-k-c---b-n-tee ka-ana---aa-a-- / --aah-t-e---on m___ a__ s_ k____ b______ k_____ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- a-p s- k-c-h b-n-t-e k-r-n- c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ---------------------------------------------------------- main aap se kuchh binatee karana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I want to treat you to something. मैं --को-निमन--्-- -े-ा-च-ह-- --च---ी---ँ मैं आ__ नि_____ दे_ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं आ-क- न-म-्-्-ण द-न- च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ----------------------------------------- मैं आपको निमन्त्रण देना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
m-i- ---ako--i-----an----------hat--- chaaha-e---oon m___ a_____ n________ d___ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- a-p-k- n-m-n-r-n d-n- c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ---------------------------------------------------- main aapako nimantran dena chaahata / chaahatee hoon
What would you like? आप---या चाह---- च-हत- --ं? आ_ क्_ चा__ / चा__ हैं_ आ- क-य- च-ह-े / च-ह-ी ह-ं- -------------------------- आप क्या चाहते / चाहती हैं? 0
a-- k-----a---t- / cha-h-tee---in? a__ k__ c_______ / c________ h____ a-p k-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-i-? ---------------------------------- aap kya chaahate / chaahatee hain?
Would you like a coffee? क्या-आ---ॉ----पी-ा ----े --च-हत--हैं? क्_ आ_ कॉ_ पी_ चा__ / चा__ हैं_ क-य- आ- क-फ-ी प-न- च-ह-े / च-ह-ी ह-ं- ------------------------------------- क्या आप कॉफ़ी पीना चाहते / चाहती हैं? 0
ky---a- k-f-e--eena -h-a-at----cha-h-t-e ----? k__ a__ k____ p____ c_______ / c________ h____ k-a a-p k-f-e p-e-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-i-? ---------------------------------------------- kya aap kofee peena chaahate / chaahatee hain?
Or do you prefer a tea? या-आ---ाय प--ा -ाह-े - -ाह-ी--ै-? या आ_ चा_ पी_ चा__ / चा__ हैं_ य- आ- च-य प-न- च-ह-े / च-ह-ी ह-ं- --------------------------------- या आप चाय पीना चाहते / चाहती हैं? 0
ya aap--haa--p-ena ----ha-e / c--a---e--h---? y_ a__ c____ p____ c_______ / c________ h____ y- a-p c-a-y p-e-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-i-? --------------------------------------------- ya aap chaay peena chaahate / chaahatee hain?
We want to drive home. ह--घर----ा--ाहत- ह-ं ह_ घ_ जा_ चा__ हैं ह- घ- ज-न- च-ह-े ह-ं -------------------- हम घर जाना चाहते हैं 0
ha- g--r ---n---haa--t--hain h__ g___ j____ c_______ h___ h-m g-a- j-a-a c-a-h-t- h-i- ---------------------------- ham ghar jaana chaahate hain
Do you want a taxi? क्---त-म---- -ैक-----ाहिए? क्_ तु__ टै__ चा___ क-य- त-म-ह-ं ट-क-स- च-ह-ए- -------------------------- क्या तुम्हें टैक्सी चाहिए? 0
k-a----he---ai-see-c-a--i-? k__ t_____ t______ c_______ k-a t-m-e- t-i-s-e c-a-h-e- --------------------------- kya tumhen taiksee chaahie?
They want to make a call. व- ---ि--- कर---चा-ते -ैं वे टे___ क__ चा__ हैं व- ट-ल-फ-न क-न- च-ह-े ह-ं ------------------------- वे टेलिफोन करना चाहते हैं 0
ve------ho- --r-------ahat-----n v_ t_______ k_____ c_______ h___ v- t-l-p-o- k-r-n- c-a-h-t- h-i- -------------------------------- ve teliphon karana chaahate hain

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