दिल से, सिर पर, हाथ में — रोज़मर्रा के मुहावरे
I can understand and use common body-part idioms
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Die Prüfung steht bevor.
Ich sage das aufrichtig.
Heute habe ich keine Lust.
Achte auf die hervorgehobenen Teile. Was haben sie gemeinsam?
| दिल से | sincerely, from the heart |
| मन लगना | to enjoy, to feel settled |
| सिर पर होना | to be imminent, hanging over one |
| हाथ बँटाना | to lend a hand |
| आँख लगना | to doze off |
| ज़बान पर होना | to be on the tip of the tongue |
| नाक कटना | to lose face |
मन covers mind, heart and inclination at once. मन करना is to feel like doing something: मेरा मन कर रहा है - I feel like it.
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ÜbungsaufgabenTranslating an idiom word for word into Hindi from Russian when the image does not exist there.
Russian idiom translated literally into Hindi
Learn the Hindi image; matching ones are a bonus, not a rule.
man translated as a single word
man covers mind, heart and inclination together.
Die Prüfung steht bevor.
The image matches the Russian one almost exactly.
Ich sage das aufrichtig.
dil se is dushi, both from the heart.
Heute habe ich keine Lust.
man karna is built from man "mind" plus a light verb, where Russian packs the same meaning into the single impersonal khochetsya - so the parts do not line up even though the meaning does.
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