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Hindi Text:
"हर कोई चाँद है, और उसका एक स्याह पक्ष है जिसे वह कभी किसी को नहीं दिखाता।" - मार्क ट्वेन

English Translation:
"Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody." – Mark Twain

Grammar Notes:
Lesson:

हर कोई चाँद है, और उसका एक स्याह पक्ष है जिसे वह कभी किसी को नहीं दिखाता। - मार्क ट्वेन

1. हर कोई चाँद है: "Everyone is a moon"
- हर (har): "Every" (used with singular nouns)
- कोई (koi): "one" or "someone" (here used to mean "everyone")
- चाँद (chaand): "moon" (masculine singular)
- है (hai): "is" (present tense of होना (hona), to be)

2. और: "and"
- और (aur): Conjunction "and" (used to connect clauses or phrases)

3. उसका एक स्याह पक्ष है: "and it has a dark side"
- उसका (uska): "its" (possessive pronoun, masculine singular)
- एक (ek): "a" or "one" (indefinite article for singular nouns)
- स्याह (syaah): "dark" or "black" (adjective)
- पक्ष (paksh): "side" (masculine singular)
- है (hai): "is" (present tense of होना (hona), to be)

4. जिसे वह कभी किसी को नहीं दिखाता: "which it never shows to anyone"
- जिसे (jise): "which" (relative pronoun referring to the dark side)
- वह (vah): "it" or "he/she" (subject pronoun)
- कभी (kabhi): "never" (adverb of frequency)
- किसी को (kisi ko): "to anyone" (किसी (kisi) = "anyone," को (ko) = postposition used for indirect objects)
- नहीं (nahin): "not" (negation)
- दिखाता (dikhata): "shows" (masculine singular form of the verb दिखाना (dikhana), to show)

Grammar Tip: In Hindi, the word जिसे (jise) is used as a relative pronoun meaning "which" or "whom," referring to a previously mentioned noun. The verb दिखाना (dikhana) is used in various forms to indicate "showing" or "displaying."

Related Words:

1. चाँद (chaand): "Moon"
- चाँदनी (chaandani): "Moonlight"
- चाँदी (chaandi): "Silver" (related in meaning, as it derives from the appearance of the moon)

2. पक्ष (paksh): "Side"
- दूसरा पक्ष (doosra paksh): "Other side"
- सकारात्मक पक्ष (sakaratmak paksh): "Positive side"

3. दिखाना (dikhana): "To show"
- दिखाई (dikhai): "Showed" (past form)
- दिखाते हैं (dikhate hain): "They show" (present form)

4. स्याह (syaah): "Dark" or "black"
- स्याही (syahi): "Ink" (which is also black in color)
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