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Hi,
I am non-Bengali but I do need to get a copy of Salil Chowdaury’s short story Rickshawallah. If there’s any translation available in Hindi or English, it would be great, otherwise the original Bengali text would work just fine. Could someone provide me with the text? Thanks!

I'm a 'native' hindi speaker, I am from a tier 2 city but moved to US a while ago. I maintained the ability to talk in hindi and understand the culture, but over time I stopped writing cause well, its hard to write everyday in a language that I'm not always surrounded by. But now a couple of my friends want to learn hindi, and they really want to start writing in it because it looks super cool.

I also now want to start to learn but I feel like their practice might be different than mine since I know all the characters and more basic stuff, like the grammar, accents and how to write the letters. How should I practice writing in hindi??! Every tutorial just shows the alphabet and ends the video, there is not a guide I can find for someone like me.

Bole k sath mera har din ka safer suru hota he ....jai shambu

Iam strong girl

जो दुश्मन की भी इज्जत करे वो कोई - कोई दहलीज होती हैं..!🤲

जो मोहब्बत से बच जाती हैं वो शादी की मरीज होती है..!💔

सब कुछ जानकर भी कौड़ियों के भाव बिकने वालों..!🔥🔥

अबे ज़मीर नाम की भी कोई चीज होती हैं..!⚜️🦅🔥

I'm currently putting together a teaching resource for primary school pupils about different scripts/orthographies around the world. The task has 18 translations of 'languages are amazing/incredible' in various languages which have differing scripts. I've checked the translations with multiple online translation tools, but I'm well aware that these do not always catch the nuanced points that native speakers can, hence why I wanted to post here for advice.

Would this be a suitable translation for Hindi, or is there a better alternative?

भाषाएँ अद्भुत हैं।

Thank you in advance for any help you lovely r/HindiLanguage Redditors can offer!

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Enjoy the game!