PART 1 · LESSON 9 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Two Hindis, One Delhi
Saturday at the club, the book's first line read as written and turned into the kitchen's Hindi: once upon a time in a certain town there lived an exceedingly clever boy, that's the book's Hindi, now say it Dadi ji's way, long ago in a city there lived a very clever boy, the book's town is our city, in the book a reward is obtained and in the kitchen you get it, the book's word for but is long and ours is short, two Hindis one Delhi, as the land so the dress.
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THE STORY
Upstairs at the bookshop-cafe in Hauz Khas Village, Saturday at six, the book open at its first page; the Announcer reads the book's line as written. Kavita ji says the familiar you to Noah, and he says the polite you to her and to Verma ji.
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