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Q&A Difference between Hindi verbs that ends with "a", "e" and "i"

I can speak/understand/write/read many Indian languages but my grammar is not good in all those languages which I have learnt later. I have typed using English text here for brevity. Let's say I h...

0 answers  ·  posted 4y ago by Severus Snape‭  ·  last activity 4y ago by Severus Snape‭

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#2: Post edited by user avatar Severus Snape‭ · 2020-12-19T05:47:51Z (almost 4 years ago)
  • I can speak/understand/write/read many Indian languages but my grammar is not good in all those languages which I have learnt later.
  • Let's say I have to ask my teacher, "Sir, where may I find the PDF file?"
  • How do I say it in Hindi correctly:
  • - "Sir, iska PDF kaha milega?"
  • - "Sir, iska PDF kaha milegi?"
  • - "Sir, iska PDF kaha milege?"
  • My two questions for the same sentence:
  • - What's the difference between the three words that ends with **a**, **i**, and **e**?
  • - Is the word "iska" or "iski" correct here? Which, ofcourse, I understand means "it's".
  • I can speak/understand/write/read many Indian languages but my grammar is not good in all those languages which I have learnt later. I have typed using English text here for brevity.
  • Let's say I have to ask my teacher, "Sir, where may I find the PDF file?"
  • How do I say it in Hindi correctly:
  • - "Sir, iska PDF kaha milega?"
  • - "Sir, iska PDF kaha milegi?"
  • - "Sir, iska PDF kaha milege?"
  • My two questions for the same sentence:
  • - What's the difference between the three words that ends with **a**, **i**, and **e**?
  • - Is the word "iska" or "iski" correct here? Which, ofcourse, I understand means "it's".
#1: Initial revision by user avatar Severus Snape‭ · 2020-12-19T05:46:48Z (almost 4 years ago)
Difference between Hindi verbs that ends with "a", "e" and "i"
I can speak/understand/write/read many Indian languages but my grammar is not good in all those languages which I have learnt later.

Let's say I have to ask my teacher, "Sir, where may I find the PDF file?" 

How do I say it in Hindi correctly:

- "Sir, iska PDF kaha milega?"

- "Sir, iska PDF kaha milegi?"

- "Sir, iska PDF kaha milege?"

My two questions for the same sentence:

- What's the difference between the three words that ends with **a**, **i**, and **e**?

- Is the word "iska" or "iski" correct here? Which, ofcourse, I understand means "it's".