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Please show me example sentences with jitna-utna . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with jitna-utna . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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jitna-utna means as much as.
For example,
i. In order to threaten somebody --
~You can try as much as you want, but you won't be successful.
~ Tum jitna chaho utna kausish kar sakte ho, par tum kamiyab nahi honge.
ii.
~ No one can love you as much as I do.
~ Main tumhe jitna pyaar karta hun, utna koi aur nahi kar sakta.
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@alpacarlos
as you work hard much money you will get
jutna-utna means as -much
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jitna-utna means as much as.
For example,
i. In order to threaten somebody --
~You can try as much as you want, but you won't be successful.
~ Tum jitna chaho utna kausish kar sakte ho, par tum kamiyab nahi honge.
ii.
~ No one can love you as much as I do.
~ Main tumhe jitna pyaar karta hun, utna koi aur nahi kar sakta.
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Thanks. And what's the difference between utna and itna?
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@alpacarlos Both means as much. But the difference is like that and this.
that~ utna
this ~ itna
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@alpacarlos For example,
~Who will love you this much?
~ Kaun tumhe itna pyaar karega?
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okay I still don't know where to put those words in a sentence 😰
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