Ponta thanks so much for doing this. ... technical thing from a fellow blogger. Most of us including myself have a lot of clicks in our speech (sounds like crackling) in the 4 khz to 6 khz range. Might try dropping those bands down. Me, I drop 5 K by 5 dB, that gets rid of a lot of it.
@@mypersiancorner there is this song Main shayar( poet) to nahin Magar ai hasin. Jab se dekha Tujhko mujhko Shayari aa gayee (I am no poet But (magar), beautiful one Seeing you I turn into a poet (shayar)
God bless your hard work, Panta.
already watching and already finding it useful.
Glad it’s useful! Thank you for watching!
Your taxi examples worked a treat at distinguishing between 'mageh na' and 'ke'! Thank you!
Oh, I was hoping that example would help. I'm so glad it did!
This video was very helpful. You got a thumbs up from me.
Thank you so much!
I really appreciate this, I think you're doing a great job and you work really hard to give multiple ways to make sense of a less concrete topic!
That's so kind of you, thank you so much for your support!
I finally get it! Thanks.
Thankyou so much
You doing very well I enjoy learning from you
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thank you
This is so interesting to learn 😊
In urdu مگر means 'but'
Ponta thanks so much for doing this. ... technical thing from a fellow blogger. Most of us including myself have a lot of clicks in our speech (sounds like crackling) in the 4 khz to 6 khz range. Might try dropping those bands down. Me, I drop 5 K by 5 dB, that gets rid of a lot of it.
Thank you for the tip! I'll give it a try!
"Magar" in Urdu means "But." Urdu also uses "laykin" for "but."
Kheili mamnunam, Pontia!
magar is coomon in Hindi1
Oh how interesting! I didn't know that!
@@mypersiancorner there is this song
Main shayar( poet) to nahin
Magar ai hasin.
Jab se dekha
Tujhko mujhko
Shayari aa gayee
(I am no poet
But (magar), beautiful one
Seeing you
I turn into a poet (shayar)
@@mypersiancorner Hindi has many loan words from Farsi.