Background Topic Review: Adjectives
Adjectives agree with the noun:
kaala kutta = black dog
kaale kutte = black dogs
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tall brother (lamba) =
tall brothers =
tall girl =
Mera
mera = my (conjugated the same way)
mera kutta = my dog
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my brother =
Mere
Similarly for plurals:
mere kutte = my dogs
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my horses =
(horse = ghoDa)
Meri
And similarly we conjugate the feminine:
meri ma = my mom
meri gaDi = my car
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my sister =
Hamara / Hamari / Hamare
hamara = our
hamara kutta = our dog
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our brother =
our mother =
Sita's dog
we replace the ‘s with ka:
Sita ka kutta = Sita’s dog
Feminine form:
Radha ki gaDi = Radha’s car
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Amit’s mom =
Radha’s brother =
Her
us ka = her
us ka kutta = her dog
us ki ma = her mother
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her sister =
His
us can also refer to his:
us ka = his (also)
us ka kutta = her/his dog
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his sister =
Their
us -> un: replace the s with n
un ka kutta = their dog
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their brother =
their mom =
their mom reads a book =
Your
aap ka dost = your friend (masculine)
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your mom =
