Key to the Translation Exercises of Kempsons Syntax And Idioms of Hindustani
Key to the Translation Exercises of Kempsons Syntax And Idioms of Hindustani
Simon Matthews Edwin Kempson
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(3) He must have reached home long ago. 10 TRANSLATION OF EXERCISES. (4) The cure of cholera is beyond the resources of medi- cine. (5) It was bad manners for him to call out thus'. Suddenly in your Honour's presence. (6) I have no power to move in this affair. (7) It was not very difficult to- make my son understand my wishes. (8) Find out the road from the villagers as you go along. (9) I was pre- vented by indisposition from answering your letter. (10) Well, how can we assent ? (11) He has a...lready- taken leave and gone. (12) Talk about this and that commenced afterwards. (13) Beware this secret do not get abroad. (14) No female was allowed to go outside the courtyard. (15) Hang it ! let him in and have done with it. M (1) Ap ke su'al ka jawab sar-i-dast nahin de- sakta him. (2) Mujh se kuchh na ban-para, bas. (3) Dudh ko billi pi-ga'i hogi. (4) Us bag ke uttar men dehra khara kar-do. (5) Mere ane se pahle ka. Ni to kav-chuka. (6) Kashtkar log zemana ki shikayat karne lage. (7) Usk& ane dene men kya qabahat.
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