Demonstrative Adjectives in Hindi

Demonstrative adjectives are words that help us point out specific things or people. In Hindi, these adjectives are used to indicate whether something is near or far. The main demonstrative adjectives in Hindi are यह (yeh) for "this," वह (vah) for "that," ये (ye) for "these," and वे (ve) for "those."


Usage Examples:

1. यह किताब मेरी है। (Yeh kitaab meri hai.) - This book is mine.

2. वह घर बहुत बड़ा है। (Vah ghar bahut bada hai.) - That house is very big.

3. ये बच्चे खेल रहे हैं। (Ye bachche khel rahe hain.) - These children are playing.

4. वे लोग वहाँ हैं। (Ve log wahan hain.) - Those people are there.


Key Mistakes:

1. Confusing यह (yeh) and वह (vah): Remember, यह is for things that are close, while वह is for things that are far.

2. Using the wrong form: Make sure to use ये for plural near objects and वे for plural far objects.

3. Forgetting to match gender: In Hindi, adjectives must agree with the gender of the noun they describe.