Question:
Urdu & Hindi: The best place in the sentence to put 'nahiiN'..? ..?..?
hindisikhnewaalaa
2009-12-03 04:46:54 UTC
Dear Hindi & Urdu speakers on YA,

I have some perplexity.

What is the 'most ordinary' way to make a sentence negative?

How do you rate the following?

'Most normal', 'Possible, in special context', or 'Strange / Not Used' ?

1) raamdaas maile kapaRe nahiiN jalaataa hai.

2) raamdaas maile kapaRe jalaataa nahiiN hai.

3) raamdaas maile kapaRe jalaataa nahiiN.

4) raamdaas ne maile kapaRe nahiiN jalaaye haiN.

5) raamdaas ne maile kapaRe jalaaye nahiiN haiN.
Three answers:
Leelakrishn
2009-12-03 05:07:49 UTC
1.Most normal

2.spl.context-he do something else,instead of put them on fire

3.same as 2

4.spl.context-a statement about ramdas that he has not done this act

5.possible
Tusshār
2009-12-03 05:04:14 UTC
well actually, all of them are correct in the practical context. all of them are equally used and mean the same thing. it is the mood that changes.



the 1st, 2nd, 3rd mean that Raamdas does not (habitually), burns dirty clothes, while the 4th and 5th mean that Ramdas has not burnt the clothes.
The Random Loser
2009-12-03 04:55:10 UTC
i guess 1 or 4...


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