Hindi to English Translation Exercise 61

Hindi to English Translation Exercise 61…
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कभी मैं गाय को हरी सब्जियाँ खिला देता था, चींटी को चीनी, कौए को रोटी, बिल्ली को दूध, कुत्तों को माँस वगैरह वगैरह। लोग अक्सर पूछते थे, “क्यों करते हो?” वो कहते थे, “फल की इच्छा में किया गया कोई भी काम किसी काम का नहीं होता।” मैंने कभी बहस नहीं की, लेकिन हमेशा माना,”भले ही मैंने पुण्य की चाह में किया, कम से कम किया तो। मैं उनसे तो बेहतर हूँ, जिन्होंने कुछ नहीं किया।“

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खिलाना – To feed/ fetch
वगैरह वगैरह – etc. / and so on
बहस करना – Argue
पुण्य की चाह – Sake of virtue

Translation

Sometimes I used to feed (fetch) green vegetables to the cow, sugar to the ant, bread to the crow, milk to the cat, meat to the dogs, etc. People would often ask, “Why do you do this?” They would say, “Any work done in the desire of fruit is of no use.” I never argued but always believed, “Even if I did for the sake of virtue (for the will of the fruit), at least I did it. I’m better than those who did nothing.”

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अगर आपको ये आर्टिकल (Hindi to English Translation Exercise 61) पसन्द आया हो, तो इसे अपने दोस्तों के साथ WhatsApp, Facebook आदि पर शेयर जरूर करिएगा। Thank you! – Aditya sir

9 thoughts on “Hindi to English Translation Exercise 61”

  1. Sir,
    In the second sentence of above translation in place of “People would often ask”. Is it correct to write “People asked often”.

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