Now let's just have a look at the two letter, three letter and four letter words in Hindi to begin with the two letter words. The first word here is so when you read it, the first letter is a. Cool. The second one, that's a law. And when you speak it together, then we always drop the Oh from the last letter and while speaking We would not see color, but we would always say color. Color.

So we dropped the last URL and it becomes color. So the last letter is a very short sound. So we say can and can in Hindi. This is tomorrow. If you remember when we said called milling, which is See you tomorrow or next letter is so the first letter here is Ababa, which is the long vowel sound ah and The second letter, that's a. Sure.

And again, when we speak this region move the last all sound. So when spoken together, this letter goes as this word goes as odd and odd. This is today for our next letter, which is going to be the first the next word here is going to be so the first letter here is a Ko and the next letter, that's a row. Once again remove the O sound. And together, this word is spoken as cutter which is a masculine noun, meaning house. So the woods your garden, arch, gosh.

Next here we see some three letter words. So our first word is the first letter here is a ma. The next is the dome and the last letter is a And again when we are going to speak it, the last sound or we are not going to speak that very emphatically. So it is not going to be Matera but we will pick we will skip this sound. So together when we say this word, it is going to be Mata. Mata or Mater.

That's a masculine word, which means peace, the Greenpeace the vegetable. Our next letter here, or our next word here is the first letter being bow. The next one that's uh huh. And the last one is enough. Again, we have to remove this last sound. But here one more thing that we need to remember is that when you have the letter home, come in a void, then this whole, if the letter before it does not have a vowel with it, I'm not talking about the assigned URL here is not considered as a wobble.

I mean, when there's an extra wobble attached, so like a long ass sound, or II sound or all sound, so when you don't have any of these sounds, extra sounds, then the whole becomes a longer sound. So when you're going to speak this, you will not see it as behind. But this comes as Ben and Ben, this wood is a feminine noun, that means system. So when we pronounce it, it goes as Ben is system. Another example here that you would see is the next word where our first letter that's sure. The second letter again is Uh huh.

The third letter is a row. Of course, we skip or repeat out this last, but since we do have the whole sound again, therefore, this word will be spoken as. Share him. We do not see it as Shahar Buddha's written as Shawn, but we will always speak it as share him. And that's a masculine noun, which means city. So the words here are Mater Ben You're here.