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maine usse bahut din se dekha nahi hai

English translation: I have not seen him/her for a long time. OR I have not seen him/her for quite a few days

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Hindi term or phrase:	maine usse bahut din se dekha nahi hai
English translation:	I have not seen him/her for a long time. OR I have not seen him/her for quite a few days
Entered by:	Shalini Bansal

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19:15 Apr 16, 2008

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Hindi term or phrase: maine usse bahut din se dekha nahi hai

i wana knw its eng translation...

karan

I have not seen him/her for a long time. OR I have not seen him/her for quite a few days

Explanation:
The above is the English translation for the Hindi sentence.
Him/Her has been used so that the sentence can be constructed according to the person it is about.
If it pertains to not having seen a lady then it would be 'I have not seen her for a long time' OR ' I have not seen her for quite a few days' and if it pertains to a man then it would be ' I have not seen him for a long time' OR ' I have not seen him for quite a few days.'

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Shalini Bansal
United Kingdom
Local time: 03:20

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i wana knw in attachment of 'did'
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5 +7

I have not seen him/her for a long time. OR I have not seen him/her for quite a few days

Shalini Bansal

4 +2

I have not seen him/her since many days

nke

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9 mins confidence:

peer agreement (net): +7

I have not seen him/her for a long time. OR I have not seen him/her for quite a few days

Shalini Bansal
United Kingdom
Local time: 03:20
Native speaker of:

Bengali,

Hindi

Grading comment

i wana knw in attachment of 'did'

10 mins confidence:

peer agreement (net): +2

I have not seen him/her since many days

Explanation:
The pronoun 'usse' in Hindi can refer to both 'him' and 'her'

nke
Local time: 03:20
Works in field
Native speaker of:

Gujarati

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Apr 17, 2008 - Changes made by Shalini Bansal:
Created KOG entry	KudoZ term => KOG term

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