We continue learning the Hindi language. I hope you have seen the videos that I recorded explaining some Hindi topics and have uploaded on this channel. Today we are going to get into the grammar part of Hindi. The first issue is to know how to differentiate between masculine and feminine phrases or identify the person who is saying the phrase even though the person may be sitting on your back and you cannot see. In the Spanish language it is difficult to identify without seeing or hearing the tone of voice. 'I'm going to eat food.' Now I ask you how we can identify the person who said this phrase. Will it be a boy or a girl? However, in Hindi this is not so. This phrase will be written मैं खाना खाने जा रहा हूं and the pronunciation will be Main khaana khaane ja raha hoon. When the word रहा (raha) is used in writing and pronunciation, it refers to a masculine thing. Thus it is very easy to identify that a boy is sitting on his back even if he cannot see him or he can know that the girls are talking about a masculine topic or thing. Now, in case of feminine, the same word is written मैं खाना खाने जा रही हूँ and will pronounce Main khana khane ja rahi hoon. What is the difference? The difference is that the word रही (rahi) has been used here. All other words are common used by both masculine and feminine. Knowing this difference one can identify that a girl is sitting on his back even if he does not see her or the boys are talking about a feminine topic or thing.
I hope this explanation has contributed something to your learning of Hindi. Have you seen other videos?
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