Hindi and Sanskrit Teacher Interview Questions and Answers

The Devanagari script is used to write Hindi in computer.

• The Devanagari script is an abugida script and is the official script of Hindi.

• It is widely used in various computer applications and operating systems.

• Unicode is the standard encoding system used for representing Devanagari characters in computers.

• Various fonts and keyboard layouts are available to type in Devanagari script on computers.

• Examples of Devanagari fonts include Mangal, Arial Unicode MS, and Noto Sans Devana...read more

Yes, I am proficient in operating a computer.

• I have been using computers for several years and am familiar with various operating systems.

• I am skilled in using word processing software, spreadsheets, and presentation tools.

• I can navigate the internet, send emails, and perform basic troubleshooting.

• I am comfortable with both Windows and Mac operating systems.

• I have experience using educational software and online resources for teaching purposes.

Blessings in Hindi can be written using various phrases and expressions to convey good wishes and prayers.

• Use the phrase 'आपको ढेर सारी शुभकामनाएं' (Aapko dher saari shubhkaamnayein) to express abundant blessings.

• Another common phrase is 'ईश्वर आपको आशीर्वाद दें' (Ishwar aapko aashirvaad den) which means 'May God bless you.'

• You can also use 'खुश रहें' (Khush rahen) to wish someone to stay happy and blessed.

• To express heartfelt blessings, use 'आपकी जिंदगी में हमेशा खुशियां हो'...read more

घ and ध are two different consonant sounds in Hindi and Sanskrit.

• घ (gha) is a voiced velar fricative sound, produced by narrowing the back of the tongue against the soft part of the roof of the mouth.

• ध (dha) is a voiced retroflex plosive sound, produced by curling the tip of the tongue back and striking it against the roof of the mouth.

• घ (gha) is similar to the 'gh' sound in the English word 'ghost', while ध (dha) is similar to the 'd' sound in the English word 'dog'.