Key Concepts and Translation in Hindi Language

The phrasal verb look for means to search or try to find something. In Hindi, it translates to खोजना (Khojna). We use it when we want to express that we are trying to find something that is not easily visible or available.

Usage Examples and Translation

1. I am looking for my keys.
मैं अपनी चाबियाँ खोज रहा हूँ।


2. She is looking for a new job.
वह एक नई नौकरी खोज रही है।


3. They are looking for a good restaurant.
वे एक अच्छे रेस्तरां की खोज कर रहे हैं।


Key Mistakes

1. Using look for with the wrong prepositions. For example, saying "look at for" is incorrect. The correct form is just look for.


2. Confusing look for with look at. Remember, look for means to search, while look at means to see something.


3. Forgetting to use it in the right context. For instance, saying "I look for my homework" when you mean "I am looking for my homework" can confuse listeners. Always use the correct tense!


By practicing these examples and avoiding common mistakes, you can improve your spoken English with the phrasal verb look for.