The modern Hindustani scholar; or, The Pucca Munshi
679 pages•about 14 h 15 min to read•Public domain
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English speakers are the intended learners of this practical Hindustani manual, which combines grammar instruction with vocabulary and exercises. One grammar note explains how future forms can express a condition or an intention, with examples translated into English. Everyday entries cover such needs as asking how long something takes and reporting a person. A short moral reading follows a girl who gives her sweets to a hungry blind man, then offers vocabulary to help students work through the story.
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