Use to verb 'Envy' in spoken English


Key Concepts and Translation in Hindi Language

The verb envy means to feel unhappy because someone else has something you want. In Hindi, it translates to ईर्ष्या करना (Iirshya karna). It is important to use this word correctly in spoken English to express feelings accurately.

Usage Examples and Translation

1. I envy her talent for singing.
मैं उसकी गाने की प्रतिभा की ईर्ष्या करता हूँ।

2. He envies his friend's new car.
वह अपने दोस्त की नई कार की ईर्ष्या करता है।

3. They envy her success in business.
वे उसके व्यापार में सफलता की ईर्ष्या करते हैं।

Key Mistakes

1. Using envy when you mean admire:
Example: "I envy her for her hard work." (Incorrect)
Correct: "I admire her for her hard work."

2. Confusing envy with jealousy:
Envy is wanting what someone else has, while jealousy is fearing that someone will take what you have.

3. Forgetting to use the correct form:
Example: "I envying his skills." (Incorrect)
Correct: "I envy his skills."

Using envy correctly can help you express your feelings more clearly in English!

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