#mihir

[atesan]

GENSHIN IMPACT | Flowers and Dreams (LUMINE VER.)

“Ever beheld blossoms more dazzling than fireworks, or cherished memories more tender than the sweetest dreams? As the sun and moon rise in turn, the trees and grasses shall forever remember this moment.”

[the-curious-cat24]

I love them! Happy birthday Nahida! You deserve praise and love! I am glad that the Pari and Aranara are present here! 🥰🥰🥰

[octastims]

Mihir (Genshin Impact) stimboard with Deer, birds, spooky forests and fields in green, brown and grey for me! Love how this came out!

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[octahedral-chaos]

Have a LOT of incorrect quotes featuring all the (Named) Pari Characters... they are absolute chaos.

[xombrav]

[sparknightdaily]

[thepolyrebellion]

My half angel boy. Woah I flat colored a sketch. His eyes are pure white and he can literally see into your soul

[currylangs]

Hindi lesson #3

Hindi lesson 3: Question words

As you may have noticed in the last lesson, unlike English, question words in Hindi take the answer’s place in the sentence, instead of coming first. These are some basic question words that exist in English:

क्या (kyaa) - what

कौन  (kaun) - who (as mentioned in a previous lesson)

किस (kis) - which

किधर (kidhar) - where*

कैसे (kaise) - how**

क्यों (kyon) - why (colloquially pronounced kyun)

कब (kab) - when

*There are multiple ways to say some question words depending on case, or the speaker’s dialect. This word in particular.  But worry about them for now!

**कैसे changes depending on the number and gender of what you’re asking about. This will be done in detail later, but:

कैसा (kaisa) is masculine.

कैसी (kaisi) is feminine.

कैसे (kaise) is formal or plural.

लड़की कैसी है? (Ladki kaisi hai?) - how is the girl?

लड़का कैसा है? (Ladka kaisa hai?) - how is the boy?

आप कैसे हैं? (aap kaise ho?) - how are you (formal)?

Examples for the other question words

पार्टी कब है? (parti kab hai?) - When is the party?

तुम कौन हो? (tum kaun ho?) - Who are you?

विद्यालय किधर है? (vidhyalay kidhar hai?) - Where is the school?