one boy, two boys = ek ladka, do ladke
one room, two rooms = ek kamra, do kamre
one mouse, two mice = ek chuha, do chuhe
Two sons laugh = do bete has-te hai
Two dogs run = do kutte dauD-te hai
one girl, two girls = ek ladki, do ladki-yaa
one chair, two chairs = ek kursi, do kursi-yaa
one roti, two rotis = ek roti, do roti-yaa
one cat, two cats = ek billi, do billi-yaa
one daughter, two daughters = ek beti, do beti-yaa
one fish, two fishes = ek machli, do machli-yaa
one home, two homes = ek ghar, do ghar
one man, two men = do aadmi ro-te hai
one hand, two hands = ek haath, do haath
one ear, two ears = ek kaan, do kaan
one book, two books = ek kitaab, do kitaab-e
one woman, two women = ek aurat, do aurat-e
one mother, two mothers = ek maa, do maa-e
Two sisters hear = do behen-e sun-ti hai