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1/31/2010 Conversation Starters<br />
20100111-ConversationStarters.mp3<br />
Conversation Starters:<br />
You can start compelling conversations by asking simple, yet deep, questions like:<br />
English <strong>Hindi</strong> Transliteration<br />
Where are you coming from?<br />
Tum kahan se aa rahe ho<br />
Where are you going?<br />
What brings you here?<br />
How did you hear about this class 38<br />
(course/party/event)?<br />
What do you like <strong>to</strong> do online?<br />
तुम कहाँ से 35 आ रहे हो?<br />
आप कहाँ से आ रहे ह�?<br />
तुम कहाँ 36 जा रहे हो?<br />
आप कहाँ जा रहे ह�<br />
आप यहाँ 37 कै से आए?<br />
आप इस �लास के बारे म�<br />
कै से सुने<br />
(पा�य�म/पाट�/घटना)?<br />
आपको ऑनलाइन म� �या<br />
Aap kahan se aa rahe haim<br />
Tum kahan jaa rahe ho<br />
Aap kahan jaa rahe haim<br />
Aap yahan kaise aaye<br />
Aap is class ke bare mein kaise<br />
sune (party/ghatna)<br />
Aapko online mein kya karna<br />
pasand hai<br />
35कु धर would be the correct form, corresponding <strong>to</strong> “whence?” in English.<br />
Corresponding <strong>Hindi</strong>: उधर (hence)/ िजधर (whence, wherefrom, from<br />
where)<br />
36 �कधर would be the correct form, corresponding <strong>to</strong> “whither?” in English.<br />
Corresponding <strong>Hindi</strong>: इधर (hither)/ िजधर (whither, whereun<strong>to</strong>, where<strong>to</strong>).<br />
37 इधर would be the correct form, corresponding <strong>to</strong> “hither” in English.<br />
38 Class here is a me<strong>to</strong>nym for the subject or curriculum taught therein;<br />
itself, a me<strong>to</strong>nym for classroom–for students were classified by rank, i.e.,<br />
“class”.
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