Hindi

Who wanna speak about hindi verbs
hai-present
passand hai=i like

ho-past tense
passand ho=i was liking

And is coming this way also. Ho=prsent
Tum shadi ho chukie?=Are you married?

I believe that the "tenses" are giving by the verb "To be" [hai]
like:
dekha hai=i see
dekha ho=i seen
Who can clarify me in this thing ???

Also who can tell me the tenses for the verb "to make" [karega]???

Tu yeh kam karega? Will you do this work

Originally Posted by NNA for life

Who wanna speak about hindi verbs
hai-present
passand hai=i like

ho-past tense
passand ho=i was liking

And is coming this way also. Ho=prsent
Tum shadi ho chukie?=Are you married?

I believe that the "tenses" are giving by the verb "To be" [hai]
like:
dekha hai=i see
dekha ho=i seen
Who can clarify me in this thing ???

Also who can tell me the tenses for the verb "to make" [karega]???

Hi NNA

Well Here are a few Corrections.

You are right about hai it denotes present.

But the past of hai is thei

let me give U an eg.

if I say.

Hum dost hai. = We are friends
But
If I say

Hum dost thei = We were friends.

on the other hand ho is usually present tence.

for eg.

Tum bahut Achechey ho. = You are very good

Tum bahut Burey ho = You are very bad.

Secondly

Tum shadi ho chukie?

is grammatically incorrect

Correct form is Kya Tumhari shaadi ho chuki hai?

Hmmm so you want to know different forms of to se...

Simple present = Dekha hai

Meine Gagan ko roz dekhta hoon = I see Gagan every day

Meine kal Gagan ko Dekha = I saw Gagan yesterday

Agar tumne Gagan ko dekha hota = if U had seen Gagan....

The key word here is hota

Mein Gagan ko dekh raha hoon. = I am watching Gagan (Present Continuous)

Hope that helps

Shukria gagan
Help here plss :
kal=yesterday
kaal=tomorrow
like:
kal raat ko=previews night
kaal ho na ho=tomorrow may not exist

plss if you can do the thing which you did whit "Dekha" plss do it also whit "karega"

Hi

Today is Aaj

Aaj Ravivaar hai = Today is Sunday.

And surprisingly word for both tomorrow and yesterday is Kal

it's their use in sentence that makes it clear.

for example

Kal with past tense = Yesterday

Woh Kal aaya Tha = He came yesterday

Kal with future tense = Tomorrow

Woh kal Ayega = He will come Tomorrow

You are right about the examples you have quoted.
But Kaal and kal are not the same

Kal is Yesterday or Tomorrow.

Kaal has 2 meanings
1. Time
2.Death

for eg.

Vartaman Kaal is Present time or Present tense

Difference between Jana and Janna has also been discussed here.

http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/le...change-22.html

Aha i understand now