What's the difference between PHA and FA in Hindi Alphabets

But can you tell me how fool is written in Hindi?

A fool would take a ( ' ) under picture no1 in alphabets while writing Phool would not take any signs.

Now I understood, a dot makes the difference.
Hoping am right.

'F' is Hindi alphabet. 'Phool' is Urdu word. There is slightly different pronunciation in Urdu. hence, this is marked by putting a point below 'f' in Devnagri script. The difference in pronunciation can be explained only by pronouncing and not by writing here.

sir, does it mean putting a dot under the alphabet makes it a different pronouncing alphabet?
Or, all words taken from Urdu are pronounced as pha instead of fa?

I think that putting a point below denotes different pronunciation. This is also done for 'J' and 'Z". For 'Z' also there is a point below Hindi 'J".

So, are you saying, putting a dot under the letter fa, it turns to pha?
Also, I would like to know if people strictly follow this rule while writing both these letters?

They should follow it if they have to write correctly or do not want to look fool. This is kind of spelling mistake if proper words points are not used. But there is so little to write these days.

So today we had a lesson on Hindi Varn mala even now I am also clear about pha and fa. :)

But I knew it some to the Urdu words we use in Hindi too in daily usage. :)

First of all, I would say that Sandhyaji you may be confused as because some one has written hindi with english alphabets. We write as we pronounce in hindi. Thus the spelling depends on our language.

First of all, I would say that Sandhyaji you may be confused as because some one has written hindi with english alphabets. We write as we pronounce in hindi. Thus the spelling depends on our language.

Devu..
Have you read above posts?

So today we had a lesson on Hindi Varn mala even now I am also clear about pha and fa. :)

But I knew it some to the Urdu words we use in Hindi too in daily usage. :)

Then you should start a thread related to Urdu words but do it in a manner that it looks some hing unique and long lasting.

Here is the difference

Fa is picture no1
Pha is combination of 2+3

But what's the difference between these 2.....? Is their any difference in their usage?

I am taking the picture out as this may create problem later. Thanks now the purpose is solved.

Here is the difference

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Fa is picture no1
Pha is combination of 2+3

But what's the difference between these 2.....? Is their any difference in their usage?

I think the purpose of the picture is over so deleting it is the right way to stay away from use of pictures.

But picture in my reply is still there :cheer:

Let it stay there.......it can help people who read these posts.....of course it's a valuable thread...
I don't think there is any problem with this picture :unsure: :unsure:

Here is the difference

Pha is combination of 2+3

But what's the difference between these 2.....? Is their any difference in their usage?

No the purpose is solved so this must go, it may create some technical problems later. Thanks for understanding.

Here is the difference


Fa is picture no1
Pha is combination of 2+3

But what's the difference between these 2.....? Is their any difference in their usage?

I am amused to see it stays despite my effort.

I can't understand what you are talking....

So today we had a lesson on Hindi Varn mala even now I am also clear about pha and fa. :)

But I knew it some to the Urdu words we use in Hindi too in daily usage. :)

Then you should start a thread related to Urdu words but do it in a manner that it looks some hing unique and long lasting.

I will start it don't worry but I don't if people know Urdu here. :woohoo:

Both are same anything you may use as this in English but when you write in Hindi you can write in just one way. :)

But it's pronounced as Pha, not fa....that's why am asking so

If there any significance of 'dot' below that letter?

Dot below 'fa' will make this 'pha'. This is generally about Urdu words used in Hindi.

Both are same anything you may use as this in English but when you write in Hindi you can write in just one way. :)

But it's pronounced as Pha, not fa....that's why am asking so

If there any significance of 'dot' below that letter?

Dot below 'fa' will make this 'pha'. This is generally about Urdu words used in Hindi.

Thanking you sir once again for clearing this doubt. :)

But the truth is that, I never put dot below fa. :unsure: :silly: Actually I can't understand the difference between words containing these two letters now also. I haven't noticed. Now onwards, I will notice.

Sir, can you give me a few words in Hindi which uses 'fa'? I want to know at least a few words

Both are same anything you may use as this in English but when you write in Hindi you can write in just one way. :)

But it's pronounced as Pha, not fa....that's why am asking so

If there any significance of 'dot' below that letter?

Dot below 'fa' will make this 'pha'. This is generally about Urdu words used in Hindi.

Thanking you sir once again for clearing this doubt. :)

But the truth is that, I never put dot below fa. :unsure: :silly: Actually I can't understand the difference between words containing these two letters now also. I haven't noticed. Now onwards, I will notice.

Sir, can you give me a few words in Hindi which uses 'fa'? I want to know at least a few words

Look if you write in Hindi Finland that is FA , Foreign, that is also FA but photo despite starting with ph in English is FA in Hindi. Flower is FA but phone is FA. even phase is pronounced with FA probably if I have to give an example I shall have to use phew that begins with PH. or PHOOL for flowers is the best example of ph.

It appears Hindi alphabets/words contain Pha only.
For example...all those words we suggested...like fool....belongs to English dictionary.....

It appears Hindi alphabets/words contain Pha only.
For example...all those words we suggested...like fool....belongs to English dictionary.....

No, Phool, Phonics and phew are pha but you know there is no alphabet as ph combined in Hindi neither in English. Even the word alphabet is best example of PH.

Let me tell you something secret...
We trivandrum people have a problem.... :P

We pronounce 'bha' as fa ;) . It's very difficult for our tongue .....now also am in the learning stage...
But people in the middle Kerala and north pronounce it as 'ba'. :woohoo: :woohoo:

So, both are wrong pronounciations....... :P

Still now am trying to correct it...somewhat I achieved also :evil: :whistle: