Results for select kro main rate deta hoon translation from Hindi to English

select karomjars baat maim quotation deta hoon
select the search box

deta hoon
deta hoon

kal morning main final rate deta hu
i will give tomorrow morning

abhi badal deta hoon
abhi badal deta hoon

mein ise likh deta hoon.
i'll just write it.

mein bahut chumban deta hoon
i am going to kiss you

mai padai mai dhyan deta hoon
mai padai mai dhyan deta hoon

sab se pehle main aap sab login ko shadi ki mubarakbad deta hoon
sab se pehle main aap sab login ko shadi ki mubarakbad deta hoon

jab main massage deta hoon to bolti hai busy hoon bad main bat karunga situation ko samjho
when i give a message, it says i am busy, later i will talk, understand the situation.

mere jindagi ka ek hi eusool hai jise pa jata hoon ushe kabhi khota nahi hoon aur jab kho deta hoon toh kabhi dhonta nahi
mere jindagi ka ek hi eusool hai jise pa jata hoon ushe kabhi khota nahi hoon aur jab kho deta hoon toh kabhi dhonta nahi

hello welcome ye bhautike ki lecture shrankhala ka pratham lecture hai aur mera dhyay hai bhautiki ki ek sahaj vyakhya prastoot karna aur is khand mein bhautiki ke yantriki upbhag jisme prakshepan bal aaghurn aadi hain per vishesh dhyan diya jaayega. shuruat karte hain bhautiki ke sab se mulbhoot sutra se jo hai duri. gati aur samaya ke gunanphal ko hum duri kahenge ko hum duri kahenge. yah sutra kai rupoon men prastoot kiya jaata hai. ise vegg aur samaya ka gunanphal bhi kahte hain. aut duri ke liye d ki jagaha s varn ka bhi upyog kiya jaata hai. ye sabhi saman hai aur multahha duri(d) equals to gati(v) guna samaya(t).gati ke is sutra ke kuchh vyavharik udharan dene se pahele gati aur vegg mein matbhed sapasht kar deta hoon. praaya vegg(velocity) aur gati(speed) ko bina kisi bhed ke ek dusre ke sthaan mein upyog liya jaata hai
hello, and welcome. this will be the first in the series of lectures on physics. my goal is really to give you an intuitive feeling of what physics is all about, because especially on the mechanics side of things-- projectile motion, force, and momentum-- it's actually pretty intuitive.