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Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

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21 [ikkees]

गपशप २

gapashap 2

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Where do you come from? आप -ह-ँ स- आ---- -- हैं? आ_ क_ से आ_ / आ_ हैं_ आ- क-ा- स- आ-े / आ- ह-ं- ------------------------ आप कहाँ से आये / आई हैं? 0
ga-as--- 2 g_______ 2 g-p-s-a- 2 ---------- gapashap 2
From Basel. बेसल--े बे__ से ब-स- स- ------- बेसल से 0
g-p-s-ap 2 g_______ 2 g-p-s-a- 2 ---------- gapashap 2
Basel is in Switzerland. ब-स---्-ि-्----ैंड-म-- स्-ि- है बे__ स्______ में स्__ है ब-स- स-व-ट-ज-र-ै-ड म-ं स-थ-त ह- ------------------------------- बेसल स्विट्ज़रलैंड में स्थित है 0
aa- ka-aan--e---ye-/--a----a-n? a__ k_____ s_ a___ / a___ h____ a-p k-h-a- s- a-y- / a-e- h-i-? ------------------------------- aap kahaan se aaye / aaee hain?
May I introduce Mr. Miller? मै- -प-ो-श्-ी-मु---- स---ि--ना च-हता /--ा--- -ूँ मैं आ__ श्_ मु___ से मि__ चा__ / चा__ हूँ म-ं आ-क- श-र- म-ल-ल- स- म-ल-न- च-ह-ा / च-ह-ी ह-ँ ------------------------------------------------ मैं आपको श्री मुल्लर से मिलाना चाहता / चाहती हूँ 0
a-p--a--a--se a-y--- -a-e--a-n? a__ k_____ s_ a___ / a___ h____ a-p k-h-a- s- a-y- / a-e- h-i-? ------------------------------- aap kahaan se aaye / aaee hain?
He is a foreigner. वे व--ेशी-ह-ं वे वि__ हैं व- व-द-श- ह-ं ------------- वे विदेशी हैं 0
a-- kah--n-s----y- / -ae- h-in? a__ k_____ s_ a___ / a___ h____ a-p k-h-a- s- a-y- / a-e- h-i-? ------------------------------- aap kahaan se aaye / aaee hain?
He speaks several languages. वे--- --षाए----ल-सक-े -ैं वे क_ भा__ बो_ स__ हैं व- क- भ-ष-ए- ब-ल स-त- ह-ं ------------------------- वे कई भाषाएँ बोल सकते हैं 0
be-a--se b____ s_ b-s-l s- -------- besal se
Are you here for the first time? क--ा -प---ाँ--ह---बा- आ-- --ं? क्_ आ_ य_ प__ बा_ आ_ हैं_ क-य- आ- य-ा- प-ल- ब-र आ-े ह-ं- ------------------------------ क्या आप यहाँ पहली बार आये हैं? 0
bes-l se b____ s_ b-s-l s- -------- besal se
No, I was here once last year. जी--ह--, मैं-यहा- पि-ले---- -य--थ--/--- थी जी न__ मैं य_ पि__ सा_ आ_ था / आ_ थी ज- न-ी-, म-ं य-ा- प-छ-े स-ल आ-ा थ- / आ- थ- ------------------------------------------ जी नहीं, मैं यहाँ पिछले साल आया था / आई थी 0
be-a- se b____ s_ b-s-l s- -------- besal se
Only for a week, though. ल-कि- ---ल-एक--फ़्ते के-ल-ए ले__ के__ ए_ ह__ के लि_ ल-क-न क-व- ए- ह-्-े क- ल-ए -------------------------- लेकिन केवल एक हफ़्ते के लिए 0
b-sa- --i-z---lain--m-i--s-hit -ai b____ s____________ m___ s____ h__ b-s-l s-i-z-r-l-i-d m-i- s-h-t h-i ---------------------------------- besal svitzaralaind mein sthit hai
How do you like it here? क्या--प-- -हाँ ---छ- ल-त- ह-? क्_ आ__ य_ अ__ ल__ है_ क-य- आ-क- य-ा- अ-्-ा ल-त- ह-? ----------------------------- क्या आपको यहाँ अच्छा लगता है? 0
b---l svi--a-a-a-----ei- --h-t h-i b____ s____________ m___ s____ h__ b-s-l s-i-z-r-l-i-d m-i- s-h-t h-i ---------------------------------- besal svitzaralaind mein sthit hai
A lot. The people are nice. बह-त--च्छा- -ो------ अच----ह-ं ब__ अ___ लो_ ब__ अ__ हैं ब-ु- अ-्-ा- ल-ग ब-ु- अ-्-े ह-ं ------------------------------ बहुत अच्छा. लोग बहुत अच्छे हैं 0
be-a- s-itza-a---nd m--n -t-i---ai b____ s____________ m___ s____ h__ b-s-l s-i-z-r-l-i-d m-i- s-h-t h-i ---------------------------------- besal svitzaralaind mein sthit hai
And I like the scenery, too. म-झे --ाँ----नज---ा----अ-्छा ------ै मु_ य_ का न__ भी अ__ ल__ है म-झ- य-ा- क- न-़-र- भ- अ-्-ा ल-त- ह- ------------------------------------ मुझे यहाँ का नज़ारा भी अच्छा लगता है 0
m--n -a--ko --r-e-m-ll------mi-a-na -h-ah-ta / c-aaha-e-----n m___ a_____ s____ m_____ s_ m______ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- a-p-k- s-r-e m-l-a- s- m-l-a-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ------------------------------------------------------------- main aapako shree mullar se milaana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
What is your profession? आ- --य- --ते -ै-? आ_ क्_ क__ हैं_ आ- क-य- क-त- ह-ं- ----------------- आप क्या करते हैं? 0
ma-n------o-shre--m-l-ar se --laa---cha---ta-/-chaa--t-e-h-on m___ a_____ s____ m_____ s_ m______ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- a-p-k- s-r-e m-l-a- s- m-l-a-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ------------------------------------------------------------- main aapako shree mullar se milaana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I am a translator. म---ए- अनुव-द- --ँ मैं ए_ अ____ हूँ म-ं ए- अ-ु-ा-क ह-ँ ------------------ मैं एक अनुवादक हूँ 0
main -a-a---s--ee-m---ar s- -i---na-ch-ah-t- - -h--ha--- -o-n m___ a_____ s____ m_____ s_ m______ c_______ / c________ h___ m-i- a-p-k- s-r-e m-l-a- s- m-l-a-a c-a-h-t- / c-a-h-t-e h-o- ------------------------------------------------------------- main aapako shree mullar se milaana chaahata / chaahatee hoon
I translate books. म-- पु-्त-------अन--ा- -र-- ह-ँ-- -र-ी-ह-ँ मैं पु___ का अ___ क__ हूँ / क__ हूँ म-ं प-स-त-ो- क- अ-ु-ा- क-त- ह-ँ / क-त- ह-ँ ------------------------------------------ मैं पुस्तकों का अनुवाद करता हूँ / करती हूँ 0
v--v-desh-e-hain v_ v_______ h___ v- v-d-s-e- h-i- ---------------- ve videshee hain
Are you alone here? क-या ---य-ाँ--के-े---- /--ई है-? क्_ आ_ य_ अ__ आ_ / आ_ हैं_ क-य- आ- य-ा- अ-े-े आ-े / आ- ह-ं- -------------------------------- क्या आप यहाँ अकेले आये / आई हैं? 0
ve-v--es--- h-in v_ v_______ h___ v- v-d-s-e- h-i- ---------------- ve videshee hain
No, my wife / my husband is also here. ज- -ही-- ---- प-्नि --मे-े-पत--भ---हाँ-ह-ं जी न__ मे_ प__ / मे_ प_ भी य_ हैं ज- न-ी-, म-र- प-्-ि / म-र- प-ि भ- य-ा- ह-ं ------------------------------------------ जी नहीं, मेरी पत्नि / मेरे पति भी यहाँ हैं 0
ve v-des-e-----n v_ v_______ h___ v- v-d-s-e- h-i- ---------------- ve videshee hain
And those are my two children. औ--मेरे दो----ब--च---हा---ैं औ_ मे_ दो_ ब__ व_ हैं औ- म-र- द-न-ं ब-्-े व-ा- ह-ं ---------------------------- और मेरे दोनों बच्चे वहाँ हैं 0
v- k-e--b-a-sh--n---- s---t---a-n v_ k___ b________ b__ s_____ h___ v- k-e- b-a-s-a-n b-l s-k-t- h-i- --------------------------------- ve kaee bhaashaen bol sakate hain

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