Grammar Module 1
The "I Am" Formula
Unlike English, Hindi puts the verb at the very end.
Master this 3-step formula to create infinite sentences.
The Golden Rule of Sentence Structure
मैं (Main)
Subject
+
________
Adjective / Noun
+
हूँ (Hoon)
Verb (Am)
"I am happy" becomes "I happy am" in Hindi.
Practice: 10 Common Sentences
😊
Type: Adjective
मैं
खुश
हूँ
(Main khush hoon)
I am happy
😢
Type: Adjective
मैं
दुखी
हूँ
(Main dukhi hoon)
I am sad
🎒
Type: State
मैं
तैयार
हूँ
(Main taiyaar hoon)
I am ready
📅
Type: State
मैं
व्यस्त
हूँ
(Main vyast hoon)
I am busy
👨🎓
Type: Noun
मैं
छात्र
हूँ
(Main chhatra hoon)
I am a student
🇮🇳
Type: Nationality
मैं
भारतीय
हूँ
(Main Bharatiya hoon)
I am Indian
😫
Type: Adjective
मैं
थका
हूँ
(Main thaka hoon)
I am tired
🤒
Type: State
मैं
बीमार
हूँ
(Main bimaar hoon)
I am sick
📍
Type: Location
मैं
यहाँ
हूँ
(Main yahan hoon)
I am here
👍
Type: State
मैं
ठीक
हूँ
(Main theek hoon)
I am fine
⚠️ Important Gender Note
If you are Female, some adjectives ending in 'aa' change to 'ee'.
- Example (Tired):
- Male says: Main thaka hoon.
- Female says: Main thaki hoon.