How do you count in Hindi?

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Counting in Hindi is quite straightforward. Here are the numbers from 1 to 10 in Hindi: एक (Ek) दो (Do) तीन (Teen) चार (Char) पाँच (Paanch) छह (Chhah) सात (Saath) आठ (Aath) नौ (Nau) दस (Das)
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Counting in Hindi is quite straightforward. Here are the numbers from 1 to 10 in Hindi: एक (Ek) दो (Do) तीन (Teen) चार (Char) पाँच (Paanch) छह (Chhah) सात (Saath) आठ (Aath) नौ (Nau) दस (Das)
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