Today we learned how to say present continuous sentences starting with "You." How you say the sentence will depend on whether YOU is male or female.
You (male) are coming = Tum aa rahe ho
You (female) are coming = Tum aa rahii ho
Sentences that start with "tum" end in "ho". Sentences that start with tum will not have "rahaa" in them - instead it will be either "rahe" or "rahii"
We learned the following new verbs today:
Give = "de" दे
Take = "le" ले
Sleep = "so" सो
Jump = "kood" कूद
Today we learned how to say and write sentences in the following format:
I am ____ing.
He/She is ____ing.
(noun) is ____ing.
We learned the word for "come": आ (aa)
We learned the word for "go": जा (jaa)
I am coming = Main aa rahaa hoon (boy) मैं आ रहा हूँ
Main aa rahii hoon (girl) मैं आ रही हूँ
I am going = Main jaa rahaa hoon (boy) मैं जा रहा हूँ
Main jaa rahii hoon (girl) मैं जा रही हूँ
The king is going = Raajaa jaa rahaa hai राजा जा रहा है
The king is coming = Raajaa aa rahaa hai
The queen is going = Raanii jaa rahii hai रानी जा रही है
The queen is coming = Raanii aa rahii hai
She is going = Voh jaa rahii hai
The children were introduced to the final maatra: औ
Note the difference in the sound between ओ and औ
