Hi friends! It's been about two months that we started learning this Rajasthani dialect called Mewari. But the gap between my posts regarding teaching this dialect has been a little too much. I hope you

Sorrrrry, it's been many days that I'm not keeping up with my Mewari lessons here. I'm so inefficient and irregular in my task that I forgot what I was upto. I had started this post by typing in Hindi

It's been 10 days since my last post in Mewari learning series. So let's add a little more to our Mewari knowledge. From here on, I'm going to introduce you to some commonly used sentences. This will help

Ram-Ram, Sa! / राम-राम सा! Moving forward, today we are going to learn some more words. In my previous post in this series, we learned the salutation राम-राम! This is the most common salutation though

Hello friends! It's been over a week now that I didn't continue our Mewari learning journey. But don't assume that I've forgotten about it. I actually love doing everything at a slow pace. So let's continue

So let's continue and familiarise ourselves with Mewari dialect. Today I'm dishing out some pronouns. You would need to memorise them. For people interested to learn it through Hindi, I'm also writing

As discussed yesterday, I’d be regularly writing posts that will expose you to the Mewari dialect. Mewari is the second most prominent dialect of Rajasthan after Marwari. It belongs to the family of Indo-Aryan