At the A1 level, 'प्रेस' is one of the easiest words to learn because it sounds exactly like the English word. You should focus on its most common everyday use: ironing clothes. In India, you will often need to ask someone to iron your clothes or ask where the iron is. You might say, 'प्रेस कहाँ है?' (Where is the iron?) or 'क्या आप प्रेस कर सकते हैं?' (Can you iron?). At this stage, you also recognize 'प्रेस' as the word for newspapers and news people. You might see it on a car or a building. It's a 'loanword,' meaning Hindi borrowed it from English, so you don't have to learn a new sound, just how it fits into Hindi sentences. Remember: use 'प्रेस करना' for the action of ironing.
At the A2 level, you begin to use 'प्रेस' in more varied sentences. You understand that it's not just the appliance, but also the media. You can talk about 'प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस' (press conferences) or 'प्रेस रिपोर्टर' (press reporters). You start to notice that 'प्रेस' is a feminine noun in some contexts but often treated as a masculine noun when referring to the appliance in certain dialects, though 'इस्त्री' (the synonym) is feminine. You should practice using it with postpositions, like 'प्रेस के लिए' (for the press) or 'प्रेस में' (in the press). You also learn that 'प्रेस' is not used for 'pressing a button'—this is a key distinction for A2 learners to avoid sounding like they are translating literally from English.
At the B1 level, you use 'प्रेस' to discuss social and professional topics. You can talk about the role of the 'प्रेस' in a democracy. You understand terms like 'प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता' (freedom of the press) and 'प्रेस विज्ञप्ति' (press release). You are comfortable using 'प्रेस' in the context of the printing industry, such as saying a manuscript is 'प्रेस में जा चुका है' (has gone to the press). You also distinguish between 'प्रेस' and 'मीडिया' (media), using 'प्रेस' when specifically referring to news reporting and journalism. Your vocabulary expands to include related terms like 'पत्रकार' (journalist) and 'संपादक' (editor), and you can explain the difference between 'प्रेस करना' (to iron) and 'दबाव डालना' (to put pressure).
At the B2 level, you can engage in debates about the ethics of the 'प्रेस.' You understand the nuances of 'पीत पत्रकारिता' (yellow journalism) and how the 'प्रेस' influences public opinion. You can use 'प्रेस' in complex grammatical structures, such as passive voice: 'प्रेस को सूचित कर दिया गया है' (The press has been informed). You also recognize the word in idiomatic or professional settings, such as 'प्रेस गैलरी' in parliament. You are aware of the historical context of the printing press in India and can discuss how 'प्रेस' (the industry) has evolved from print to digital. You use the word with precision, choosing it over 'मीडिया' when the context is specifically about news integrity and reporting.
At the C1 level, your understanding of 'प्रेस' is deeply nuanced. You can analyze the 'प्रेस' as a socio-political institution. You use the term in academic or high-level professional discussions, such as 'प्रेस की विश्वसनीयता' (the credibility of the press). You are familiar with legal terms like 'प्रेस परिषद' (Press Council). You can discuss the 'प्रेस' in the context of constitutional rights, specifically Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution. You also understand the stylistic use of 'प्रेस' in literature or high-end journalism where it might be personified. Your usage is indistinguishable from a native speaker, and you can navigate the subtle differences between 'प्रेस,' 'मीडिया,' and 'प्रकाशन' (publication) with ease.
At the C2 level, you have a masterly command over the word 'प्रेस' and its myriad implications. You can critique the 'प्रेस''s role in shaping national narratives and its intersection with corporate interests. You understand the etymological journey of the word in Hindi and its displacement of indigenous terms like 'छापाखाना' in modern discourse. You can write sophisticated editorials or academic papers on the 'प्रेस''s evolution. You are also sensitive to the register of the word—knowing when to use the English loanword 'प्रेस' for modern impact versus using 'मुद्रण' for formal, classical resonance. You can use the word in any context, from a casual conversation about a 'धोबी' (washerman) to a high-level symposium on global media ethics.

प्रेस in 30 Seconds

  • प्रेस means 'iron' (for clothes) or 'the media' (journalism).
  • It is a loanword from English used widely in modern Hindi.
  • Use 'प्रेस करना' to say 'to iron' clothes.
  • It also refers to a printing house where books are made.

The Hindi word प्रेस (pronounced as 'press') is a versatile loanword from English that has seamlessly integrated into the Hindi lexicon. Primarily, it functions as a noun with three distinct but related semantic clusters. In the most common everyday context, especially for A1 learners, it refers to the electrical appliance used for removing wrinkles from clothes—an iron. In a more professional or societal context, it refers to the collective body of journalism, news media, and reporters. Lastly, it denotes the physical location or machinery where printing occurs, such as a printing press or a publishing house. Understanding 'प्रेस' requires looking at the surrounding verbs: if you are 'doing' (करना) press, you are ironing; if you are 'calling' (बुलाना) the press, you are inviting the media.

The Domestic Meaning
In Indian households, 'प्रेस' is the standard term for a clothes iron. While the traditional word 'इस्त्री' (istrī) is also widely used, 'प्रेस' is ubiquitous in urban settings and among the younger generation. It is used as a noun in phrases like 'प्रेस गरम है' (The iron is hot).

क्या आपने मेरी शर्ट पर प्रेस कर दी? (Did you iron my shirt?)

The Journalistic Meaning
Just like in English, 'प्रेस' represents the Fourth Estate. It covers newspapers, digital news outlets, and television journalism. Terms like 'प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस' (press conference) and 'प्रेस विज्ञप्ति' (press release) are standard in Hindi-language news cycles.

आज प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता पर चर्चा होगी। (There will be a discussion on the freedom of the press today.)

The Industrial Meaning
This refers to the printing house (छापाखाना). If a book is 'in press,' it means it is currently being printed. Many publishing houses in India have 'प्रेस' in their official names.

यह किताब अभी प्रेस में है। (This book is currently in the press/being printed.)

Using 'प्रेस' correctly depends on the verb it is paired with. In Hindi, nouns often combine with 'करना' (to do) or 'होना' (to be) to form verbal expressions. For the domestic sense of ironing, the construction is almost always '[Object] + पर + प्रेस + करना'. For the media sense, it is used as a standalone noun or as part of compound terms.

Grammar: Ironing
To say 'I am ironing the clothes,' you say 'मैं कपड़ों पर प्रेस कर रहा हूँ' (literally: I am doing press on the clothes). You can also say 'कपड़ों को प्रेस करना' (to iron the clothes).

धोबी ने कपड़ों पर प्रेस नहीं की। (The washerman didn't iron the clothes.)

Grammar: Media
When referring to the media, 'प्रेस' acts as a subject or object. 'प्रेस यहाँ है' (The press is here). It is frequently used in possessive forms: 'प्रेस की आज़ादी' (Freedom of the press).

मंत्री जी प्रेस से बात कर रहे हैं। (The minister is talking to the press.)

In formal writing, you might see 'प्रेस' replaced by 'मुद्रणालय' (printing house) or 'पत्रकारिता' (journalism), but in spoken Hindi and general news, 'प्रेस' is the dominant term. It is also used in the context of 'Press Cards' (प्रेस कार्ड) which journalists carry for identification.

You will encounter 'प्रेस' in three very different environments in India. First, in the domestic sphere: every morning, millions of Indians ask if their school or office clothes have been 'pressed.' Second, in the political and social sphere: news broadcasts and newspapers constantly mention the 'प्रेस.' Third, in the industrial areas of cities where printing shops are located.

At the 'Dhobi' (Washerman)
India has a vibrant culture of neighborhood washermen who iron clothes. You will often hear: 'ये कपड़े प्रेस के लिए हैं' (These clothes are for ironing).

भैया, इन कपड़ों पर प्रेस कब तक हो जाएगी? (Brother, by when will these clothes be ironed?)

On News Channels
During political events, the anchor might say, 'प्रेस को संबोधित करते हुए...' (While addressing the press...). You'll also see 'PRESS' written in bold letters on the vehicles of journalists.

आज शाम को एक प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस बुलाई गई है। (A press conference has been called this evening.)

Because 'प्रेस' is an English loanword, English speakers often assume it can be used in all the same ways as in English. This is the most common source of error. In Hindi, 'प्रेस' is strictly a noun and refers to specific objects or entities.

Mistake 1: Using it as a Verb for Buttons
Incorrect: 'बटन प्रेस करो' (Button press karo). While some urban speakers might say this, the correct Hindi verb is 'दबाना' (dabānā). Correct: 'बटन दबाओ' (Button dabāo).

❌ बटन प्रेस करो।
✅ बटन दबाओ।

Mistake 2: Confusing with 'Pressure'
English speakers might use 'प्रेस' to mean physical or mental pressure. In Hindi, 'pressure' is 'दबाव' (dabāv). You cannot say 'मुझ पर बहुत प्रेस है' (There is a lot of press on me) to mean stress.

❌ काम का बहुत प्रेस है।
✅ काम का बहुत दबाव है।

Hindi has several words that overlap with the meanings of 'प्रेस'. Understanding the nuances between them will help you sound more natural and precise.

प्रेस vs. इस्त्री (Istrī)
Both mean 'iron.' 'इस्त्री' is the traditional Hindi/Urdu word. In formal writing or traditional households, 'इस्त्री' is preferred. In modern, urban contexts, 'प्रेस' is more common. They are 100% interchangeable in the context of clothes.
प्रेस vs. मीडिया (Media)
'प्रेस' specifically evokes newspapers and journalists (the Fourth Estate). 'मीडिया' is a broader term that includes social media, entertainment, and digital platforms. Use 'प्रेस' for formal news organizations.
प्रेस vs. छापाखाना (Chhāpākhānā)
'छापाखाना' is the pure Hindi word for a printing house. While 'प्रेस' is used for modern industrial printing, 'छापाखाना' sounds more literary or historical.

तुलना:
1. कपड़ों पर प्रेस करो। (Modern)
2. कपड़ों पर इस्त्री करो। (Traditional)

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Grammar to Know

Compound verbs with 'करना'.

Gender of loanwords in Hindi.

Postpositions (पर, में, की).

The use of '-वाला' with nouns.

Passive voice in formal news reporting.

Examples by Level

1

यह प्रेस बहुत गरम है।

This iron is very hot.

Here 'प्रेस' is used as a noun referring to the appliance.

2

क्या आप मेरी शर्ट पर प्रेस कर सकते हैं?

Can you iron my shirt?

'प्रेस करना' is the verbal phrase for 'to iron'.

3

प्रेस कहाँ है?

Where is the iron?

Simple interrogative sentence.

4

मुझे प्रेस चाहिए।

I need an iron.

Using 'चाहिए' for 'need/want'.

5

प्रेस खराब है।

The iron is broken.

'खराब' means broken or not working.

6

वह प्रेस कर रहा है।

He is ironing.

Present continuous tense.

7

प्रेस के पैसे कितने हुए?

How much for the ironing?

Asking for the cost of a service.

8

यह प्रेस नई है।

This iron is new.

Note: 'प्रेस' is often treated as feminine here because of 'इस्त्री'.

1

बाहर प्रेस की गाड़ी खड़ी है।

The press vehicle is parked outside.

Refers to the media.

2

कल एक प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस होगी।

There will be a press conference tomorrow.

Compound noun: प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस.

3

प्रेस वाले यहाँ क्यों आए हैं?

Why have the press people come here?

'-वाले' suffix refers to people associated with the noun.

4

मैंने प्रेस में खबर पढ़ी।

I read the news in the press.

Locative case 'में' (in).

5

धोबी प्रेस करना भूल गया।

The washerman forgot to iron.

Infinitive 'करना' used as an object.

6

क्या आपके पास प्रेस कार्ड है?

Do you have a press card?

Compound noun: प्रेस कार्ड.

7

प्रेस को अंदर आने दो।

Let the press come inside.

Direct object with 'को'.

8

यह किताब प्रेस में छप रही है।

This book is being printed in the press.

Refers to the printing house.

1

लोकतंत्र में प्रेस की भूमिका महत्वपूर्ण है।

The role of the press is important in a democracy.

Abstract usage of 'प्रेस'.

2

प्रेस विज्ञप्ति कल जारी की जाएगी।

The press release will be issued tomorrow.

Formal term: प्रेस विज्ञप्ति.

3

हमें प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता की रक्षा करनी चाहिए।

We should protect the freedom of the press.

Genitive construction: प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता.

4

प्रेस ने इस मुद्दे को बहुत उठाया है।

The press has raised this issue a lot.

Ergative 'ने' with 'प्रेस'.

5

वह एक मशहूर प्रेस फोटोग्राफर है।

He is a famous press photographer.

Attributive use of 'प्रेस'.

6

प्रेस क्लब में आज मीटिंग है।

There is a meeting at the Press Club today.

Proper noun: प्रेस क्लब.

7

विपक्ष ने प्रेस को संबोधित किया।

The opposition addressed the press.

Formal verb: संबोधित करना.

8

प्रेस की खबरों पर भरोसा करना मुश्किल है।

It is difficult to trust the news in the press.

Complex sentence structure.

1

प्रेस की नैतिकता पर सवाल उठाए जा रहे हैं।

Questions are being raised about the ethics of the press.

Passive voice: उठाए जा रहे हैं.

2

सरकार ने प्रेस पर सेंसरशिप लगा दी।

The government imposed censorship on the press.

Compound verb: लगा देना.

3

प्रेस को लोकतंत्र का चौथा स्तंभ माना जाता है।

The press is considered the fourth pillar of democracy.

Metaphorical usage.

4

प्रेस विज्ञप्ति के माध्यम से जानकारी दी गई।

Information was given through a press release.

Postpositional phrase: के माध्यम से.

5

प्रेस की निष्पक्षता आज के समय में एक चुनौती है।

The impartiality of the press is a challenge in today's times.

Abstract noun: निष्पक्षता.

6

प्रेस गैलरी से पत्रकारों ने कार्यवाही देखी।

Journalists watched the proceedings from the press gallery.

Specific location: प्रेस गैलरी.

7

प्रेस ट्रस्ट ऑफ इंडिया एक प्रमुख समाचार एजेंसी है।

Press Trust of India is a major news agency.

Proper name of an organization.

8

प्रेस के दबाव में आकर मंत्री ने इस्तीफा दे दिया।

Under pressure from the press, the minister resigned.

Causal construction: के दबाव में आकर.

1

प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता का हनन बर्दाश्त नहीं किया जाएगा।

Violation of the freedom of the press will not be tolerated.

High-level vocabulary: हनन (violation).

2

प्रेस की विश्वसनीयता को बनाए रखना अनिवार्य है।

It is essential to maintain the credibility of the press.

Formal adjective: अनिवार्य (essential).

3

प्रेस परिषद ने अखबार को नोटिस जारी किया।

The Press Council issued a notice to the newspaper.

Institutional usage: प्रेस परिषद.

4

डिजिटल युग में प्रेस की परिभाषा बदल गई है।

In the digital age, the definition of the press has changed.

Thematic complexity.

5

प्रेस की सक्रियता से कई घोटाले उजागर हुए हैं।

Many scams have been exposed due to the proactiveness of the press.

Abstract noun: सक्रियता (proactiveness).

6

प्रेस की भूमिका केवल सूचना देना नहीं, बल्कि जनमत बनाना भी है।

The role of the press is not just to inform, but also to shape public opinion.

Correlative conjunctions: केवल... बल्कि... भी.

7

प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता संवैधानिक अधिकारों के अंतर्गत आती है।

Freedom of the press falls under constitutional rights.

Legal/Academic register.

8

प्रेस की आलोचना को सकारात्मक रूप से लेना चाहिए।

Criticism by the press should be taken positively.

Adverbial phrase: सकारात्मक रूप से.

1

प्रेस की स्वायत्तता पर कॉर्पोरेट हितों का साया मंडरा रहा है।

The shadow of corporate interests is looming over the autonomy of the press.

Metaphorical/Literary register.

2

प्रेस की नैतिक गिरावट समाज के लिए चिंता का विषय है।

The moral decline of the press is a matter of concern for society.

Complex abstract concepts.

3

प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता और उत्तरदायित्व के बीच एक सूक्ष्म संतुलन आवश्यक है।

A fine balance between the freedom and responsibility of the press is necessary.

Sophisticated vocabulary: सूक्ष्म (fine/subtle).

4

प्रेस की मुखरता ने सत्ता के गलियारों में हलचल पैदा कर दी।

The outspokenness of the press caused a stir in the corridors of power.

Idiomatic expression: सत्ता के गलियारे.

5

प्रेस की निष्पक्षता का क्षरण लोकतंत्र की जड़ों को कमजोर करता है।

The erosion of the impartiality of the press weakens the roots of democracy.

High-level noun: क्षरण (erosion).

6

प्रेस की वैचारिक विविधता ही उसकी असली ताकत है।

The ideological diversity of the press is its true strength.

Academic term: वैचारिक विविधता.

7

प्रेस की कार्यप्रणाली में पारदर्शिता का अभाव एक गंभीर समस्या है।

The lack of transparency in the functioning of the press is a serious problem.

Formal structure: ...का अभाव (lack of...).

8

प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता को किसी भी कीमत पर अक्षुण्ण रखा जाना चाहिए।

The freedom of the press must be kept intact at any cost.

Sanskritized Hindi: अक्षुण्ण (intact/unbroken).

Common Collocations

प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस (Press Conference)
प्रेस विज्ञप्ति (Press Release)
प्रेस कार्ड (Press Card)
प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता (Freedom of the Press)
प्रेस रिपोर्टर (Press Reporter)
प्रेस करना (To iron)
प्रेस गरम होना (Iron to be hot)
प्रेस में होना (To be in the press/printing)
प्रेस क्लब (Press Club)
प्रेस ट्रस्ट (Press Trust)

Often Confused With

प्रेस vs इस्त्री (Istrī) - The traditional word for iron.

प्रेस vs मीडिया (Media) - The broader term for communication.

प्रेस vs दबाव (Dabāv) - Physical or mental pressure.

Easily Confused

प्रेस vs दबाना

प्रेस vs दबाव

प्रेस vs छापना

प्रेस vs पत्रकार

प्रेस vs मीडिया

Sentence Patterns

How to Use It

verb confusion

Never use 'प्रेस करना' for physical pressure or buttons.

loanword status

It is a fully integrated loanword.

synonym preference

'इस्त्री' is more common in rural areas, 'प्रेस' in cities.

Common Mistakes
  • Using 'प्रेस' as a verb without 'करना'.
  • Using 'प्रेस' for 'pressure' (use 'दबाव' instead).
  • Using 'प्रेस' for 'pushing' a button (use 'दबाना' instead).
  • Confusing the gender in formal writing.
  • Thinking 'प्रेस' only means the media.

Tips

Ironing Clothes

Always use 'पर' (on) with 'प्रेस करना'. For example: 'कमीज़ पर प्रेस कर दो'.

Media Context

Use 'प्रेस' when talking about newspapers and news integrity.

Verb Pairing

Remember 'प्रेस' is a noun. You must add 'करना' to make it an action.

The Dhobi

If you are in India, you will use 'प्रेस' most often with the local washerman.

Button Mistake

Don't say 'प्रेस द बटन'. Say 'बटन दबाओ'.

Formal Writing

In very formal essays, you can use 'मुद्रणालय' for a printing house.

Natural Sound

Saying 'प्रेस वाला' for the iron-man sounds very native.

News Listening

Listen for 'प्रेस' in the first few minutes of any Hindi news bulletin.

The Two P's

Pants and Printing. Both need a Press.

Politeness

When asking a dhobi to iron, say 'भैया, प्रेस कर देना' (Brother, please iron this).

Memorize It

Word Origin

English

Cultural Context

Journalists in India often have 'PRESS' stickers on their vehicles to gain easier access to restricted areas.

The neighborhood 'dhobi' is the person most associated with the word 'प्रेस' in a domestic sense.

The term 'प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता' is a major topic in Indian political discourse.

Practice in Real Life

Real-World Contexts

Conversation Starters

"क्या आपने आज का प्रेस देखा? (Did you see today's press/news?)"

"क्या यहाँ कोई प्रेस करने वाला है? (Is there someone here who irons?)"

"प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस कितने बजे है? (What time is the press conference?)"

"आपकी शर्ट पर प्रेस बहुत अच्छी है। (The ironing on your shirt is very good.)"

"प्रेस की आज़ादी के बारे में आप क्या सोचते हैं? (What do you think about the freedom of the press?)"

Journal Prompts

Write about a time the press (media) influenced your opinion.

Describe your morning routine, including 'प्रेस करना'.

Is the press truly free in the digital age?

Imagine you are a press reporter for a day.

Why is the 'dhobi' important in Indian society?

Frequently Asked Questions

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No, in Hindi, 'प्रेस' is only a noun. To press a button, you use the verb 'दबाना' (dabānā). Using 'प्रेस' for buttons is a common mistake for English speakers.

It can be both. When referring to an iron, it's often feminine (like 'इस्त्री'). When referring to the media or a printing press, it's usually masculine.

'प्रेस' specifically refers to journalism and news reporting. 'मीडिया' is a broader term that includes social media, movies, and advertising.

You say 'मैं प्रेस कर रहा हूँ' (masculine) or 'मैं प्रेस कर रही हूँ' (feminine).

Yes, many printing shops in India have 'प्रेस' in their name, like 'आजाद प्रेस'.

It is the Hindi term for a 'press release,' a formal statement sent to the media.

Neither is 'better.' 'इस्त्री' is more traditional Hindi, while 'प्रेस' is more modern and urban. Both are understood everywhere.

It means something (like a book or newspaper) is currently being printed.

It identifies the owner as a journalist, which can help with parking or access to events.

Yes, it is very common in formal news reporting and government communications.

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Write a sentence asking someone to iron your shirt.

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Write 'The iron is hot' in Hindi.

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Write 'I am going to a press conference' in Hindi.

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Write 'Where is my press card?' in Hindi.

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Write a sentence about the freedom of the press.

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Write 'The book is in the press' in Hindi.

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Write a short paragraph about the role of the press in democracy.

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Write 'The minister addressed the press' in Hindi.

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Write about the ethics of the modern press.

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Explain the difference between 'प्रेस' and 'मीडिया' in Hindi.

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Translate: 'I need an iron.'

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Translate: 'The press reporter is here.'

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Translate: 'We should respect the press.'

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Translate: 'The press release was issued today.'

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Discuss the impact of corporate interests on the press.

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Write: 'Iron these clothes.'

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Write: 'This is a press vehicle.'

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Write: 'The press raised a good question.'

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Write: 'There is a meeting at the press club.'

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Write: 'Freedom of the press is a constitutional right.'

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Say 'Please iron my clothes' in Hindi.

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Say 'The iron is not working' in Hindi.

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Say 'I am a press reporter' in Hindi.

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Say 'Call the press' in Hindi.

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Say 'Freedom of the press is important' in Hindi.

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Say 'This book is being printed in the press' in Hindi.

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Explain what a press conference is in Hindi.

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Say 'The press release was very long' in Hindi.

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Discuss the credibility of the press in Hindi.

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Say 'The Press Council issued a notice' in Hindi.

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Say 'Where is the iron?' in Hindi.

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Say 'Show me your press card' in Hindi.

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Say 'The press is the fourth pillar' in Hindi.

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Say 'Don't believe everything in the press' in Hindi.

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Discuss the future of the press in the digital age in Hindi.

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Say 'Ironing is done' in Hindi.

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Say 'The press people are coming' in Hindi.

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Say 'The press has a big role' in Hindi.

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Say 'The press gallery was full' in Hindi.

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Say 'We must protect press freedom' in Hindi.

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Listen to: 'प्रेस गरम है।' What is the speaker saying?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस शुरू हो गई।' What has started?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस की आज़ादी खतरे में है।' What is in danger?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस विज्ञप्ति ईमेल कर दी गई है।' How was the press release sent?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस परिषद ने अखबार पर जुर्माना लगाया।' What did the Press Council do?

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Listen to: 'क्या आपने प्रेस की?' What is the speaker asking?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस रिपोर्टर को बुलाओ।' Who should be called?

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Listen to: 'यह किताब प्रेस में गई है।' Where did the book go?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस क्लब में मीटिंग है।' Where is the meeting?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस की नैतिकता का ह्रास हो रहा है।' What is happening to press ethics?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस कहाँ है?' What is the question?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस कार्ड दिखाओ।' What should be shown?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस ने खबर छापी।' What did the press do?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस का दबाव बहुत था।' Was there a lot of press pressure?

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Listen to: 'प्रेस की स्वतंत्रता संवैधानिक है।' Is press freedom constitutional?

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