Key Concepts and Their Translation in Hindi Language

The verb "paid" is the past tense of "pay." In Hindi, "paid" is translated as "भुगतान किया" (bhugtaan kiya). It is used to indicate that money has been given for goods or services.


Usage Examples and Translations

1. I paid the bill yesterday.

मैंने कल बिल का भुगतान किया। (Maine kal bil ka bhugtaan kiya.)


2. She paid for the groceries.

उसने किराने का सामान का भुगतान किया। (Usne kirane ka samaan ka bhugtaan kiya.)


3. They have paid the rent for this month.

उन्होंने इस महीने का किराया चुका दिया है। (Unhone is mahine ka kiraya chuka diya hai.)


Key Mistakes

1. Confusing "paid" with "pay": Remember, "paid" is used for past actions, while "pay" is for present or future actions.

2. Using "paid" without a subject: Always include a subject in your sentence, like "I," "she," or "they." For example, "Paid the bill" is incorrect; it should be "I paid the bill."

3. Forgetting to use the correct tense: Ensure that you are using "paid" when referring to something that has already happened.