In PRONOUN IN HINDI blog we are going to learn Hindi Pronouns, which is essential because their structure is used in everyday conversation. The more you master it, the closer you will be to mastering Hindi. But first, we must understand the role of Pronouns in the structure of Hindi grammar.
I will be very easy when we learn this with the help of chart.
Making sentences using pronoun like -HE, SHE, IT, THIS, THAT, YOU,I, NONE, EACH, NONE, A, AN, THE etc.
| Sl.No. | In English | In Hindi |
| 1 | This is James. | Yah James Hai. |
| 2 | That is Jasmine. | Vah Jasmine hai. |
| 3 | That is his phone. | Vah uska phone hai. |
| 4 | She is a girl. | Vah ladki hai.(Vah can be used for HE/SHE) |
| 5 | You are a clerk. | Tum ek clerk ho. |
| 6 | I am an american. | Mai ek american hun. |
| 7. | These are my pen. | Yah meri pen hai. |
| 8 | Those are your pen. | Vey Tumhari pen hai. |
| 9 | America is my country | America mera desh hai. |
| 10 | Mr. Rohit is your teacher. | Mr. Rohit tumhare teacher hai. |
| 11 | Their mother is a housewife | Unki maa housewife hai. |
| 12 | He is wiser then me. | Vah mujhse chalak hai. |
| 13 | Who is that. | Vah kaun hai. |
| 14 | Your writing is the best. | Tumhari lekhni sabsey achi hai. |
| 15 | Whose sweet is this. | Yah kiski mithai hai. |
| 16 | You can trust them. | Tum unpar bharosa kar sakte ho. |
| 17 | Those shops are theirs. | Vey Dukaney unki hai. |
| 18 | I am very thankful to you. | Mai aapka bahut aabhari hun. |
| 19 | We have to leave at once. | Humhe abhi turant jana hai. |
| 20 | That’s a different matter altogether | Vah bilkul dusri baat hai. |
| 21 | They have their own houses in England . | Unkey England mai apney makan hai. |
PRONOUN CHART IN HINDI | |||||||||
| PERSONAL PRONOUN | WEAK POSSESSIVE PRONOUN/ADJECTIVE | OBJECT | STRONG POSSESSIVE PRONOUN | REFLEXIVE & EMPHATIC PRONOUN | |||||
| I | Mai | My | mera/meri | Me | Mujhey/Mujhko | Mine | Mera/Meri | Myself | Mai hi/Apney |
| You | Tum/Aap | Your | Tumhara/Aapka | You | Tujhey/Tujhko | Yours | Tumhara/Aapka | Yourself | Tum/Aap hi |
| He | Vah/Yah | His | Uska/Iska | Him | Usko/Isko | His | Uska/Iska | Himself | Vahi/Yahi |
| She | Vah/Yah | Her | Uski/Iski | Her | Usko/Isko | Hers | Uski/Iski | Herself | Vahi/Yahi |
| It | Vah/Yah | Its | Uska/Iska | It | Usey/Isey | Its | Uska/Iska | Itself | Yah/vah |
| You | Tum/Aap | Your | Tumhara/Aapka | You | Tumko/Aapko | Yours | Tumhara/Aapka | Yourselves | Tumlog/Aaplog |
| We | Hum | Our | Humara/humari | Us | Humko/Humey | Ours | Humhara/Humari | Ourselves | Hum hi |
| They | Inhoney/Unhoney | Their | Unka/Inka | Them | Unko/Inko | Theirs | Unka/Inka | Themselves | Unhoney/Inhoney |
Very well written information. It will be valuable to anyone who utilizes it, as well as myself. Keep up the good work – looking forward to more posts.