Hindi, asked by Koley, 11 months ago

Please make make sentence with accha, adat , kharab , bahut in hindi

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Answered by hardikgadiya

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accha - Ram accha ladka hai.

adat- Usko jaldi sone ki adat hai.

kharab - Sita ki ghadi kharab ho gayi hai.

bahut- Ramesh bahut hoshiyaar hai.

Ammaryasir: Thanks You Shafalika

hardikgadiya: To whom are you telling?

hardikgadiya: ohh

hardikgadiya: welcome

Ammaryasir: Hahahhahaha

Ammaryasir: Hahahaha

Koley: haha

Answered by Ammaryasir

2

aaj khana BAHUT ACCHA Bana that.

Roz nahaana meri ADAT hai.

Meri cycle KHARAB ho gayi

BAHUT se uttar galat hote hai

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