Learn Hindi Through English - Lesson 62

Welcome to the "Learn Hindi Through English" Series.

In this video, we will learn about "may and might".

This video series is intended for people who are from a different country and want to learn Hindi to converse with people when they visit India.
This video series is also for those non-Hindi-speaking Indians who are about to move to Hindi-speaking states for work.
In this video series, I will not be teaching you too much grammar and will only be concentrating on spoken Hindi.
This video series is not for students who have Hindi in the curriculum of their school.
I've made the lessons as simple as possible so that it'll be easy for you to understand the concept.
So it is up to you to watch the lessons and practice on your own to really understand the concepts.
If you have any doubts, get it cleared from a Hindi-speaking friend if you have one. you can ask in the comment below and I will try my level best to answer all of them.

I'm doing this out of my interest to teach Hindi to you. I'm not affiliated with any organizations nor I am funded by anyone. I am using a cheap mic to record videos (from home) and so you may hear sounds of vehicles/birds/horns/rain etc. Kindly bear with it.

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Here is the playlist of "Learn Hindi Through English" series:

Check out our other series:

Daily use sentences / रोज़ बोले जाने वाले English sentences in Hindi and English

Vocabulary in Hindi and English

Vocabulary in Hindi and English with Example sentences

Picture vocabulary in Hindi and English

Daily conversations / डेली बातचीत in Hindi and English

Opposite words / Antonyms विलोम शब्द in Hindi and English

Synonyms / पर्यायवाची शब्द in Hindi and English

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[bartulaanbandi]

Big "Thank You " from Ireland 🇮🇪.
Been learning Hindi for 1, 5 year, I know there are a few Hindi learning videos on YouTube, but yours are the best as you say yourself " simply and easy to understand ".
All the main Hindi grammars are covered .
Would definitely recommend to a Hindi learner.

[Reapers]

Thank you very much for ur effort and time

[OnlySouthSudan]

This lesson was abit lesson but I will continue to rewatch the video again

[sandracoffie]

main hindy buhot pyar karty hai, it is very difficult though 😕also learning sanskrit

[sumithra]

Sir, main Ek kithab padoonga (said by male) actually you taught in before lesson 62 that the object matter but here khithab is famanine. Pls clarify sir. Please

[jaysharp]

Hello sir. Many times in songs and movies I have heard the sentence "Main kya karoon?". In English it is not exactly correct to say "What might I do?" but rather "What will I do?" or "What do I do?". Is 'karoon' in this case just expressing uncertainty? Similarly, would you hear anyone say colloquially "Main kya karoonga/ Main kya karoongi"?

[冉鹏]

sir you teach the main ek kithaab padoon also means i read a book，but before you taught main kithaab padhta hoon，so both are correct？

[prataplaishram]

Sir, suppose i want to say, you may win the match, then shall i say like this—TUM MATCH JITON.