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English-Hindi a Discovery Journey अंग्रेजी-िह ी खोज की ENGLISH-HINDI A DISCOVERY JOURNEY अंग्रेजी-िह�ी खोज की यात्रा angrejee-hindee khoj kee yaatra © Gurmentor Inc. Content Prepared by Gurmentor, Inc. The text provided here is about 20% of the library content of the Encore!!! Language Learning app. You can get the full content when you download the app. Please contact us on our website if you need more information to get the content of the library. ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 1 ŕ Ġ Ě -ĔĄŢ Ě : İ ķ ∂ Ďŝ Ď 2 ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 13 VOCABULARY 19 NOUNS: 19 सं�ा sangya NOUNS: PLACES 19 सं�ा: जगह sangya: jagah NOUNS: EDUCATION 23 सं�ा: िश�ा sangya: shiksha NOUNS: WEATHER 26 सं�ा: मौसम sangya: mausam NOUNS: ANIMALS 29 सं�ा: पशु sangya: pashu NOUNS: BODY 31 सं�ा: शरीर sangya: shareer NOUNS: ENTERTAINMENT 33 सं�ा: मनोरं जन sangya: manoranjan NOUNS: FOOD 37 सं�ा: भोजन sangya: bhojan NOUNS: HEALTH 40 ŕ Ġ Ě -ĔĄŢ Ě : İ ķ ∂ Ďŝ Ď 4 सं�ा: �ा� sangya: svaasthy NOUNS: HOUSE 42 सं�ा: घर sangya: ghar NOUNS: RELATIONS 46 सं�ा: संबंधी sangya: sambandhee NOUNS: WORK 48 सं�ा: काम sangya: kaam NOUNS: WEARABLES 52 सं�ा: �ा पहनना है sangya: kya pahanana hai NOUNS: POLITICS 54 सं�ा: राजनीितक sangya: raajaneetik VERBS 56 िक्रया kriya PRONOUNS 79 सव�नाम sarvanaam ADJECTIVES 84 िवशेषण visheshan ADVERBS 92 िक्रया िवशेषण kriya visheshan ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 5 PREPOSITIONS 95 पूव�सग� poorvasarg CONJUNCTIONS 97 संयोजन के �प sanyojan ke roop CARDINAL NUMBERS 99 गणन सं�ा ganan sankhya ORDINAL NUMBERS 103 क्रमसूचक सं�ा kramasoochak sankhya GREETINGS AND USEFUL PHRASES 104 First Meeting: Getting to Know Each Other 104 पहली मुलाकात: एक-दू स रे को जानना pahalee mulakat: ek-doosare ko jaanana Directions on the Street 108 सड़क पर रसता पूछना sadak par rasta puchhna Transport: Taxis, Buses and Metro 110 प�रवहन: टै�ी, बस� और मे ट� ो parivahan: taiksee, basen aur metro Transport: Airplanes 112 प�रवहन: हवाई जहाज parivahan: havaee jahaaj Shopping for Food 114 खाने की खरीदारी khaane kee khareedaaree ŕ Ġ Ě -ĔĄŢ Ě : İ ķ ∂ Ďŝ Ď 6 Shopping for Goods 116 माल के िलए खरीदारी maal ke lie khareedaaree At a Restaurant 118 एक भोजनालय म� ek bhojanaalay mein At the Hotel 120 होटल म� hotal mein At a Clinic or Hospital 122 एक ��िनक या अ�ताल म� ek klinik ya aspataal mein Emergency Situations 125 आपातकालीन प�र��िथ aapaatakaaleen paristithi GRAMMAR GUIDE 127 Word order in sentence 127 वा�ों म� श� क्रम vaakyon mein shabd kram Adjective placement 130 वा�ों म� िवशेषण vaakyon mein visheshan How are questions formed? 132 प्र� कै स े बनते ह�? prashn kaise banate hain? Nouns and pronoun change with gender and number 135 िलंग और सं�ा के साथ नाम और सव�नाम प�रवत�न ling aur sankhya ke saath naam aur sarvanaam parivartan Use of articles 137 ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 7 लेखों का उपयोग lekhon ka upayog Pronoun use 138 सव�नाम उपयोग sarvanaam upayog Tense and verbs 141 काल और िक्रयाएं kaal aur kriyaen VERB CONJUGATIONS 144 to be 144 होना hona to have 149 पास होना paas hona to do 154 बनाना banaana to go 159 जाना jaana to come 164 आना aana to be able to 169 कर सकना kar sakana must/should 174 ŕ Ġ Ě -ĔĄŢ Ě : İ ķ ∂ Ďŝ Ď 8 करना चािहए karana chaahie to want 179 चाहना chaahana to say 184 कहना kahana to talk 189 बोलना bolana to finish 194 ख� करना khatm karana to sell 199 बेचना bechana to give 204 दे ना dena to know 209 जानना jaanana SENTENCES WITH VOCABULARY 214 NOUNS: 214 सं�ा sangya ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 9 NOUNS: PLACES 214 सं�ा: जगह sangya: jagah NOUNS: EDUCATION 244 सं�ा: िश�ा sangya: shiksha NOUNS: WEATHER 276 सं�ा: मौसम sangya: mausam NOUNS: ANIMALS 304 सं�ा: पशु sangya: pashu NOUNS: BODY 316 सं�ा: शरीर sangya: shareer NOUNS: ENTERTAINMENT 332 सं�ा: मनोरं जन sangya: manoranjan NOUNS: FOOD 369 सं�ा: भोजन sangya: bhojan NOUNS: HEALTH 390 सं�ा: �ा� sangya: svaasthy NOUNS: HOUSE 404 सं�ा: घर sangya: ghar NOUNS: RELATIONS 442 सं�ा: संबंधी sangya: sambandhee ŕ Ġ Ě -ĔĄŢ Ě : İ ķ ∂ Ďŝ Ď 10 NOUNS: WORK 455 सं�ा: काम sangya: kaam NOUNS: WEARABLES 491 सं�ा: �ा पहनना है sangya: kya pahanana hai NOUNS: POLITICS 508 सं�ा: राजनीितक sangya: raajaneetik PRONOUNS 524 सव�नाम sarvanaam ADJECTIVES 546 िवशेषण visheshan ADVERBS 629 िक्रया िवशेषण kriya visheshan PREPOSITIONS 652 पूव�सग� poorvasarg CONJUNCTIONS 665 संयोजन के �प sanyojan ke roop CARDINAL NUMBERS 677 गणन सं�ा ganan sankhya ORDINAL NUMBERS 687 क्रमसूचक सं�ा ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 11 kramasoochak sankhya CONVERSATIONS WITH VOCABULARY 691 Building Blocks 691 शु� Shuru Newcomers 705 नए चेहरे nae chehare Making Friends 718 दो� बनाने dost banaane Planning with Friends 733 दो�ों के साथ योजना बनाना doston ke saath yojana banaana Weather and Time 749 मौसम और समय mausam aur samay Travel 765 यात्रा Yaatra Shopping for Food 781 भोजन की खरीदारी bhojan kee khareedaaree Shopping 796 खरीदारी Khareedaaree Work and School 811 काम और �ू ल ŕ Ġ Ě -ĔĄŢ Ě : İ ķ ∂ Ďŝ Ď 12 kaam aur skool Health 827 �ा� Svaasthy Cooking 841 खाना बनाना khaana banaana Schedules 857 काय�क्रम kaaryakram ENGLISH-HINDI: A DISCOVERY JOURNEY © Gurmentor Inc. 13 INTRODUCTION This book and other similar books in the series comprise of the content in the library included in Encore!!! 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