Hindi दूसरा तरीका is a Hindi version of The Other Way – book of opposites. This is perfect for early young readers to discover and learn new words along with the opposite of those words. Here are some of the words that will be given to them in Hindi. ऊपर नीचे, भारी हक, पहले बाद, and more.
This is a level 1 Hindi book suited for early young readers who want to start reading. The book will introduce a few to moderate amounts of words often in a rhyming way accompanied by wonderful and colourful pictures that illustrate what is being said in the story.
दूसरा तरीका (Hindi), translated by Sangeeta Bageshwar, based on original story The Other Way (English), written by
Radha Rangarajan, illustrated by Garima Gupta, supported by Oracle, published by Pratham Books (© Pratham Books, 2018) under a CC BY 4.0 license on StoryWeaver. Read, create and translate stories for free on www.storyweaver.org.in
Text and Sample Images from दूसरा तरीका – A Hindi Story
लबा जैसे पेड़।
नाटा जैसे घास।
ऊपर आकाश म एक बादल है।
नीचे माट म एक क चुआ है।
भारी जैसे चान
हक जैसे पंखुड़ी।
ऊपर पे के एक झांझा है।
नीचे पे के एक ाध
पतंगा है।
गलहरी सा फुतला।
घघे सा धीमा।
सवेरे से पहले पी आए।
शाम के बाद चमगादड़
आए।
<end of story – The Other Way, opposites in Hindi>
To read this story in English, see the link below.
The Other Way – A book of opposites, English story
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