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The main word for "why" in Hindi is क्यों (kyon). It's a very common question word, so it's a great one to learn.

The pronunciation is pretty straightforward. Think of it as "kyon," with the 'o' sound being long, like in the word 'go.'

For example, if you wanted to ask, "Why are you going?", you would say, "Aap kyon ja rahe hain?". You'll notice the question word, 'kyon', usually comes right before the verb in the sentence.

You might also hear किस लिए (kis liye). This translates more closely to "for what reason?" or "what for?". It’s another great option to have in your vocabulary.

Hope this helps with your Hindi studies

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