At the A1 level, you should recognize 'सिस्टम' (System) as a word used for computers and technology. Since it is the same as the English word, it is very easy to remember. You will mostly use it in very simple sentences to describe things you own or use. For example, 'मेरा सिस्टम' (my system/computer). At this stage, don't worry about complex political meanings. Just treat it as a masculine noun that refers to a computer or a simple machine. Focus on using it with basic adjectives like 'नया' (new), 'पुराना' (old), 'अच्छा' (good), and 'बड़ा' (big). Remember that because it is masculine, you say 'नया सिस्टम' and not 'नयी सिस्टम'. This is a great 'bridge word' that helps you feel more confident in Hindi because you already know what it means!
At the A2 level, you can start using 'सिस्टम' in slightly more complex daily contexts. You might use it to talk about systems in your house or office, like a 'म्यूजिक सिस्टम' (music system) or a 'कूलिंग सिस्टम' (cooling system). You should also be able to use it with basic verbs like 'काम करना' (to work). For example, 'सिस्टम काम नहीं कर रहा' (The system is not working). You are beginning to understand that 'सिस्टम' is not just a physical computer but can also be a set of rules, like a 'स्कूल सिस्टम' (school system). You should also practice using the postposition 'में' (in) with it, such as 'सिस्टम में फाइल है' (The file is in the system). This level is about expanding the word from just 'computer' to 'functional setup'.
At the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'सिस्टम' to discuss abstract and social concepts. This is where the word becomes very powerful in Hindi. You will hear it in news reports about the 'एजुकेशन सिस्टम' (education system) or the 'लीगल सिस्टम' (legal system). You should be able to express opinions about these systems using words like 'सुधार' (improvement) or 'बदलाव' (change). For example, 'हमें इस सिस्टम को बदलने की ज़रूरत है' (We need to change this system). You should also be aware of the Hinglish nature of the word and how it is often paired with English verbs like 'अपडेट' or 'क्रैश'. This is also the level where you might encounter the word in movies or social media referring to 'the establishment'. Your goal is to use 'सिस्टम' to describe how things are organized in society.
At the B2 level, you can use 'सिस्टम' in professional and technical discussions with nuance. You should be able to distinguish between 'सिस्टम' and its more formal synonyms like 'प्रणाली' or 'व्यवस्था' depending on the audience. You can discuss the 'इकोनॉमिक सिस्टम' (economic system) or 'पॉलिटिकल सिस्टम' (political system) in detail. You should also be familiar with common collocations like 'सिस्टम की खामियां' (flaws of the system) or 'सिस्टम को हैक करना' (to hack the system). At this level, you might also start noticing the slang usage in North Indian dialects where 'सिस्टम' refers to power and influence. You should be able to understand and participate in debates where the word is used to critique bureaucracy or praise efficient organization.
At the C1 level, you have a deep understanding of the sociolinguistic weight of the word 'सिस्टम' in India. You can use it to analyze complex structures, from 'पारिस्थितिकी तंत्र' (ecosystem - often replaced by 'इकोसिस्टम' in talk) to 'प्रशासनिक ढांचा' (administrative structure). You understand the cynical tone often associated with the word when people talk about Indian bureaucracy. You can use the word in sophisticated arguments about systemic reform. You are also proficient in using the word in its most formal contexts, knowing exactly when to swap it for 'प्रणाली' to sound more authoritative or academic. You can interpret the cultural subtext when a politician or an activist uses the word 'सिस्टम' to point towards deep-rooted social issues.
At the C2 level, you use 'सिस्टम' with the precision of a native speaker, including its most colloquial and most academic forms. You can engage in high-level philosophical or technical discourse about 'सिस्टम थ्योरी' (system theory) or systemic bias. You understand the historical evolution of how English loanwords like 'सिस्टम' have integrated into the Hindi grammar and psyche. You can effortlessly switch between 'सिस्टम', 'प्रणाली', 'तंत्र', and 'व्यवस्था' to convey precise shades of meaning, formality, and emotional intent. You also fully grasp the 'System' subculture in modern Indian pop culture and can use or deconstruct the slang with ease. For you, 'सिस्टम' is not just a word but a versatile tool for navigating every layer of Indian society, from the server room to the parliament to the street.

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  • Masculine noun meaning 'system', used for technology and bureaucracy.
  • Common loanword from English, replacing 'pranali' in daily speech.
  • Used in slang to mean power or influence in North India.
  • Follows standard masculine grammar rules (e.g., 'nanya system').

The Hindi word सिस्टम (Sistam) is a direct loanword from the English 'system'. In modern Hindi, particularly in urban and professional settings, it has largely superseded traditional Sanskrit-derived terms like प्रणाली (pranali) or व्यवस्था (vyavastha) in everyday conversation. It refers to a set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, or a set of principles or procedures according to which something is done. Whether you are talking about a computer, a government bureaucracy, or a biological process, 'सिस्टम' is the go-to term for Hindi speakers today.

Technical Context
In the world of IT and electronics, it refers to hardware or software setups. For example, 'Operating System' is often just called 'OS' or 'system' in Hindi conversations among techies.

मेरा कंप्यूटर सिस्टम बहुत धीमा चल रहा है। (My computer system is running very slowly.)

Beyond technology, 'सिस्टम' is used heavily in political and social discourse. It represents the 'establishment' or the bureaucratic machinery of the state. When people say 'सिस्टम खराब है' (The system is bad), they aren't talking about a machine; they are expressing frustration with corruption, inefficiency, or the slow pace of legal and administrative processes in India. This usage has deep cultural resonance, often appearing in news headlines and Bollywood movies that depict a lone hero fighting against a corrupt 'system'.

Social Context
It describes the organized way society functions, including education, healthcare, and law enforcement.

हमें शिक्षा सिस्टम में बदलाव की ज़रूरत है। (We need changes in the education system.)

In recent years, the word has also entered the realm of regional slang, particularly in North India (Haryana and Delhi). Here, 'सिस्टम' (often pronounced with a heavy accent) refers to one's power, influence, or 'swag'. If someone says 'अपना सिस्टम है' (We have a system), they mean they have the connections and power to get things done, often outside the formal rules. This illustrates how a foreign technical term can evolve into a symbol of local social hierarchy.

Slang Usage
Referring to personal clout or a dominant presence in a specific area.

भाई का सिस्टम अलग है! (Brother's style/influence is on another level!)

Finally, it is used in biological and physical sciences. In a Hindi-medium science classroom, students might learn about the 'Digestive System' (पाचन तंत्र - Pachan Tantra), but in a clinical setting or casual talk, a doctor might say 'सिस्टम में इन्फेक्शन है' (There is an infection in the system). This versatility makes it one of the most essential nouns for a B1 learner to master, as it bridges the gap between formal education and daily street-level communication.

पूरा सिस्टम ही बिगड़ा हुआ है। (The entire system itself is corrupted/broken.)

नया सिस्टम लागू किया गया है। (A new system has been implemented.)

Using 'सिस्टम' in a sentence requires an understanding of its role as a masculine noun. Because it is a loanword, it follows standard Hindi grammatical rules for masculine nouns ending in a consonant. It does not change in the oblique case unless it is pluralized (though 'सिस्टमों' is rare; 'सिस्टम' is usually used for both singular and plural in casual speech, or 'सिस्टम्स' in Hinglish). Let's look at how to integrate it into various sentence structures.

Subject Position
When the system is the one performing an action or being described.

यह सिस्टम ठीक से काम नहीं कर रहा। (This system is not working properly.)

In this example, 'सिस्टम' is the subject. The verb 'काम कर रहा' (is working) and the adverb 'ठीक से' (properly) are centered around it. Note that the demonstrative pronoun 'यह' (this) is used. If we were using a feminine noun like 'मशीन' (machine), we would still use 'यह', but the verb would change to 'कर रही'.

Object Position
When an action is being performed on the system.

इंजीनियर ने सिस्टम को अपडेट कर दिया है। (The engineer has updated the system.)

Here, 'सिस्टम' is the object. The postposition 'को' is used because it is a specific object being acted upon. The verb 'अपडेट कर दिया' is a compound verb common in Hinglish. In more formal Hindi, one might say 'प्रणाली को अद्यतन कर दिया', but that sounds very stiff and academic.

Another common way to use 'सिस्टम' is in the possessive case using 'का' (ka). For example, 'सिस्टम का हिस्सा' (part of the system). This is a very common phrase used to describe individuals who are integrated into a hierarchy or a bureaucratic process.

Possessive Usage
Linking the system to its components or qualities.

वह अब इस सिस्टम का हिस्सा बन चुका है। (He has now become a part of this system.)

We also see 'सिस्टम' used in complex sentences involving conditions. For instance, 'अगर सिस्टम फेल हो गया, तो क्या होगा?' (If the system fails, then what will happen?). Here, 'फेल होना' (to fail) is the predicate. Notice how Hindi speakers seamlessly blend English verbs with Hindi auxiliaries to describe systemic functions.

सुरक्षा सिस्टम को तोड़ना नामुमकिन है। (It is impossible to break the security system.)

In summary, treat 'सिस्टम' as a standard masculine noun. Use 'का' for possession, 'में' for location (inside the system), and 'को' for direct objects. It pairs naturally with both Hindi verbs (सुधारना, बदलना) and English loan-verbs (अपडेट करना, हैक करना, रिबूट करना).

बैंकिंग सिस्टम में बहुत खामियां हैं। (There are many flaws in the banking system.)

The word 'सिस्टम' is ubiquitous in India, but the flavor of its usage changes depending on the environment. If you are in a corporate office in Bangalore or Gurgaon, 'सिस्टम' is purely technical. You will hear IT support staff asking, 'क्या आपने अपना सिस्टम रीस्टार्ट किया?' (Did you restart your system?). In this context, it is a professional, neutral term referring to a workstation or a software environment.

The Corporate World
Refers to computers, internal networks, or HR processes.

नया अटेंडेंस सिस्टम कल से शुरू होगा। (The new attendance system will start from tomorrow.)

Contrast this with the 'सिस्टम' you hear on the news or in a political rally. Here, it takes on a more ominous or grand scale. Journalists often talk about the 'सिस्टम की विफलता' (failure of the system) during a crisis. It becomes a collective noun for the government, the police, and the judiciary. It is often personified as something that is 'सोया हुआ' (asleep) or 'अंधा' (blind) to the needs of the common man.

News and Media
Used to critique governance, legal frameworks, and social structures.

आम आदमी सिस्टम से लड़ रहा है। (The common man is fighting against the system.)

In the streets of Delhi, Punjab, or Haryana, you might hear 'सिस्टम' used in a very different, almost musical way. Thanks to social media influencers and local music, 'सिस्टम' has become a slang term for social dominance. When a young man says 'सिस्टम बिठा देंगे' (We will set the system), he isn't talking about installing software; he's saying he will take control of a situation, often through muscle power or influence. This 'System' culture is a significant part of modern North Indian youth identity.

You will also hear it in mundane daily life. A plumber might talk about the 'ड्रेनेज सिस्टम' (drainage system), or a car mechanic might mention the 'ब्रेक सिस्टम' (brake system). In these cases, it acts as a functional descriptor. Even in schools, teachers talk about the 'एग्जामिनेशन सिस्टम' (examination system). It is a word that spans the entire spectrum from the highest levels of government to the lowest level of mechanical repair.

Everyday Mechanics
Used for plumbing, electrical, and automotive setups.

गाड़ी का म्यूजिक सिस्टम बहुत दमदार है। (The car's music system is very powerful.)

In summary, listen for 'सिस्टम' in news debates about corruption, in IT offices during troubleshooting, in car showrooms, and in aggressive youth slang. Its meaning is always 'an organized whole,' but the 'whole' being referred to changes based on who is speaking and where they are.

सरकारी सिस्टम में काम कराना मुश्किल है। (Getting work done in the government system is difficult.)

While 'सिस्टम' is an easy word for English speakers to remember, there are several nuances in Hindi that can lead to errors. The most common mistake is regarding its grammatical gender. Many learners, especially those who associate 'system' with abstract concepts, might accidentally treat it as feminine. In Hindi, 'सिस्टम' is strictly masculine.

Gender Mismatch
Incorrect: 'सिस्टम अच्छी है' (System is good - Fem.). Correct: 'सिस्टम अच्छा है' (System is good - Masc.).

पूरा सिस्टम बदल गया है। (The whole system has changed.) [Not 'पूरी सिस्टम']

Another mistake is overusing 'सिस्टम' when a more specific Hindi word would be more natural. While 'सिस्टम' is common, using it for everything makes your Hindi sound 'lazy' or overly 'Hinglish'. For example, if you are talking about a specific 'method' or 'way' of doing something, 'तरीका' (tareeka) is often better. If you are talking about 'arrangements' for an event, 'इंतज़ाम' (intezaam) or 'व्यवस्था' (vyavastha) is preferred.

Over-reliance on English
Don't use 'सिस्टम' when you mean 'method' (तरीका) or 'order' (क्रम).

पढ़ने का यह तरीका बेहतर है। (This way/method of studying is better.) [Instead of 'पढ़ने का सिस्टम']

A subtle mistake occurs in the context of 'The System' (meaning the government). English speakers might say 'The system is broken,' and translate it literally. While 'सिस्टम टूटा हुआ है' is understandable, Hindi speakers usually say 'सिस्टम खराब है' (The system is bad/spoiled) or 'सिस्टम फेल हो गया है' (The system has failed). 'टूटा हुआ' (broken) is usually reserved for physical objects like a chair or a glass.

Literal Translation
Avoid translating idioms like 'fighting the system' too literally. Use 'सिस्टम के खिलाफ लड़ना' (fighting against the system).

वह सिस्टम के खिलाफ आवाज उठा रहा है। (He is raising his voice against the system.)

Finally, be careful with the pronunciation. English speakers often put a heavy 's' sound at the start. In Hindi, it's often preceded by a very slight 'i' sound by some speakers (is-tam), though 'sistam' is the standard. However, the most important thing is to keep the 't' soft (dental), as in most Hindi words, though for loanwords, a retroflex 't' (ट) is actually standard. So, it is 'सिस्टम' (si-st-am) with a retroflex 't'.

आपका सिस्टम अपडेट मांग रहा है। (Your system is asking for an update.)

While 'सिस्टम' is incredibly versatile, knowing its synonyms will make your Hindi sound more sophisticated and help you understand formal documents or literature. The three main alternatives are प्रणाली (pranali), व्यवस्था (vyavastha), and तंत्र (tantra). Each has a slightly different 'vibe' and specific use cases.

प्रणाली (Pranali)
This is the most direct translation of 'system' in a procedural sense. It is used for methods, processes, or formal systems. You will see this in textbooks and government forms.

चुनाव प्रणाली में सुधार की ज़रूरत है। (There is a need for reform in the electoral system.)

व्यवस्था (Vyavastha) means 'arrangement' or 'organization'. It is used when talking about how things are managed or the order of things. If you want to say 'The management here is good,' you would use 'व्यवस्था'. While 'सिस्टम' can sometimes substitute for it, 'व्यवस्था' implies a human element of organization.

व्यवस्था (Vyavastha)
Focuses on management, order, and arrangements. Common in hospitality and events.

यहाँ की सुरक्षा व्यवस्था बहुत कड़ी है। (The security arrangements/system here are very tight.)

तंत्र (Tantra) is used for 'network' or 'machinery', often in a biological or political sense. For example, 'Republic' is 'गणतंत्र' (Gantantra - People's system/machinery). In science, the 'Nervous System' is 'तंत्रिका तंत्र' (Tantrika Tantra). It sounds more scientific or deeply structural than 'सिस्टम'.

तंत्र (Tantra)
Used for biological systems and political structures (machinery).

पूरा प्रशासनिक तंत्र भ्रष्टाचार में डूबा है। (The entire administrative machinery/system is steeped in corruption.)

In summary, use 'सिस्टम' for computers, general talk about 'the establishment', and slang. Use 'प्रणाली' for formal methods, 'व्यवस्था' for management and order, and 'तंत्र' for biological or structural machinery. Mastering these distinctions will elevate your Hindi from 'functional' to 'fluent'.

Quick Comparison
सिस्टम (Modern/General) vs. प्रणाली (Formal/Method) vs. व्यवस्था (Management) vs. तंत्र (Structural/Scientific).

हमें एक नई कार्य-प्रणाली अपनानी होगी। (We will have to adopt a new working system/method.)

Exemplos por nível

1

यह मेरा सिस्टम है।

This is my system (computer).

सिस्टम is masculine, so we use 'मेरा'.

2

सिस्टम नया है।

The system is new.

Adjective 'नया' agrees with masculine 'सिस्टम'.

3

सिस्टम कहाँ है?

Where is the system?

Basic interrogative sentence.

4

सिस्टम चालू करो।

Turn on the system.

Imperative sentence using 'चालू करना'.

5

वह एक अच्छा सिस्टम है।

That is a good system.

'अच्छा' (good) is the masculine adjective.

6

सिस्टम बंद है।

The system is off.

'बंद' (closed/off) describes the state.

7

मेरे पास सिस्टम नहीं है।

I don't have a system.

Use of 'के पास' for possession.

8

यह छोटा सिस्टम है।

This is a small system.

'छोटा' (small) is masculine.

1

सिस्टम ठीक से काम नहीं कर रहा।

The system is not working properly.

'ठीक से' (properly) is an adverb.

2

क्या आपने सिस्टम चेक किया?

Did you check the system?

Past tense with 'किया'.

3

म्यूजिक सिस्टम बहुत तेज़ है।

The music system is very loud.

Compound noun: म्यूजिक सिस्टम.

4

सिस्टम में बहुत सारी फाइलें हैं।

There are many files in the system.

Use of postposition 'में'.

5

हमें नया सिस्टम चाहिए।

We need a new system.

Use of 'चाहिए' for 'need/want'.

6

सिस्टम कल ठीक हो जाएगा।

The system will be fixed tomorrow.

Future tense 'हो जाएगा'.

7

यह सिस्टम पुराना हो गया है।

This system has become old.

'हो गया है' indicates a change in state.

8

सिस्टम को रीस्टार्ट करो।

Restart the system.

Direct object with 'को'.

1

भारत का बैंकिंग सिस्टम बदल रहा है।

India's banking system is changing.

Abstract usage of 'सिस्टम'.

2

सिस्टम में बहुत भ्रष्टाचार है।

There is a lot of corruption in the system.

Referring to the government/establishment.

3

क्या आप इस सिस्टम को समझते हैं?

Do you understand this system?

Interrogative with 'समझना'.

4

शिक्षा सिस्टम में सुधार की ज़रूरत है।

There is a need for reform in the education system.

Compound concept 'शिक्षा सिस्टम'.

5

पूरा सिस्टम क्रैश हो गया।

The entire system crashed.

'पूरा' (entire) agrees with masculine 'सिस्टम'.

6

वह सिस्टम का हिस्सा नहीं बनना चाहता।

He doesn't want to become a part of the system.

Possessive 'का हिस्सा'.

7

सिस्टम को अपडेट करना ज़रूरी है।

It is necessary to update the system.

Infinitive 'करना' used as a noun.

8

इस सिस्टम के अपने फायदे हैं।

This system has its own benefits.

Possessive 'के' used for 'सिस्टम'.

1

लोकतांत्रिक सिस्टम में जनता की आवाज़ ज़रूरी है।

In a democratic system, the voice of the people is essential.

Adjective 'लोकतांत्रिक' (democratic).

2

सिस्टम की खामियों को दूर करना होगा।

The flaws of the system will have to be removed.

'खामियों' is the plural oblique form of 'खामी' (flaw).

3

नया टैक्स सिस्टम काफी जटिल है।

The new tax system is quite complex.

Adjective 'जटिल' (complex).

4

उन्होंने पूरे सिस्टम को ही चुनौती दे दी।

They challenged the entire system itself.

Use of 'ही' for emphasis.

5

सिस्टम को पारदर्शी बनाने की कोशिश की जा रही है।

Efforts are being made to make the system transparent.

Passive construction 'की जा रही है'.

6

क्या यह सिस्टम सुरक्षित है?

Is this system secure?

Adjective 'सुरक्षित' (secure).

7

सिस्टम की विफलता के कारण नुकसान हुआ।

Loss occurred due to the failure of the system.

'विफलता' (failure) is feminine.

8

हमें एक बैकअप सिस्टम की ज़रूरत है।

We need a backup system.

Loanword 'बैकअप' used as an adjective.

1

प्रशासनिक सिस्टम में पारदर्शिता का अभाव है।

There is a lack of transparency in the administrative system.

Formal vocabulary 'अभाव' (lack).

2

सिस्टम के भीतर रहकर बदलाव लाना कठिन है।

It is difficult to bring change while staying within the system.

Compound postposition 'के भीतर'.

3

यह सिस्टम पुरानी विचारधारा पर आधारित है।

This system is based on an old ideology.

'आधारित' (based) with 'पर'.

4

सिस्टम की संवेदनशीलता को समझना होगा।

The sensitivity of the system must be understood.

'संवेदनशीलता' (sensitivity) is a high-level noun.

5

वैश्विक आर्थिक सिस्टम में अस्थिरता है।

There is instability in the global economic system.

'अस्थिरता' (instability).

6

सिस्टम को जड़ से उखाड़ फेंकने की ज़रूरत है।

There is a need to uproot the system entirely.

Idiomatic expression 'जड़ से उखाड़ फेंकना'.

7

न्याय प्रणाली और पुलिस सिस्टम के बीच तालमेल ज़रूरी है।

Coordination between the judicial system and the police system is essential.

Mixing 'प्रणाली' and 'सिस्टम'.

8

सिस्टम की कार्यक्षमता पर सवाल उठाए जा रहे हैं।

Questions are being raised about the efficiency of the system.

'कार्यक्षमता' (efficiency/working capacity).

1

सिस्टम की अंतर्निहित विसंगतियों का विश्लेषण आवश्यक है।

Analysis of the system's inherent anomalies is necessary.

Highly formal Sanskritized adjectives like 'अंतर्निहित' (inherent).

2

क्या सिस्टम स्वयं को सुधारने में सक्षम है?

Is the system capable of reforming itself?

Reflexive pronoun 'स्वयं' and adjective 'सक्षम'.

3

सिस्टम की जटिलता मानवीय नियंत्रण से बाहर होती जा रही है।

The complexity of the system is going beyond human control.

Present continuous 'होती जा रही है'.

4

भ्रष्ट सिस्टम सामाजिक न्याय के मार्ग में सबसे बड़ी बाधा है।

A corrupt system is the biggest obstacle in the path of social justice.

Complex metaphorical structure.

5

सिस्टम के प्रति जनता का मोहभंग हो चुका है।

The public has become disillusioned with the system.

Idiomatic noun 'मोहभंग' (disillusionment).

6

सिस्टम की संरचना ही ऐसी है कि वह बदलाव का विरोध करती है।

The very structure of the system is such that it resists change.

Subordinate clause starting with 'कि'.

7

एक समावेशी सिस्टम का निर्माण समय की मांग है।

The creation of an inclusive system is the need of the hour.

Abstract noun 'समावेशी' (inclusive).

8

सिस्टम की गतिशीलता इसके स्थायित्व पर निर्भर करती है।

The dynamics of the system depend on its stability.

Scientific/Philosophical register.

Colocações comuns

सिस्टम अपडेट
बैंकिंग सिस्टम
एजुकेशन सिस्टम
सिस्टम क्रैश
सरकारी सिस्टम
म्यूजिक सिस्टम
कूलिंग सिस्टम
लीगल सिस्टम
सिस्टम एरर
पूरा सिस्टम

Frases Comuns

सिस्टम के खिलाफ

— Against the establishment or rules.

वह सिस्टम के खिलाफ लड़ रहा है।

सिस्टम का हिस्सा

— A part of the organization or establishment.

मैं इस सिस्टम का हिस्सा नहीं हूँ।

सिस्टम में खराबी

— A fault in the system.

सिस्टम में खराबी आ गई है।

सिस्टम बिठाना

— To arrange or set things up (often slang).

मैंने सारा सिस्टम बिठा दिया है।

सिस्टम हैंग होना

— When a computer or a process stops working.

ज़्यादा काम से सिस्टम हैंग हो गया।

सिस्टम सुधारना

— To improve or reform the system.

हमें अपना सिस्टम सुधारना होगा।

सिस्टम चलाना

— To operate or run a system.

उसे सिस्टम चलाना नहीं आता।

सिस्टम के बाहर

— Outside the established rules or framework.

यह काम सिस्टम के बाहर है।

सिस्टम की मांग

— The requirement of the system.

यह इस सिस्टम की मांग है।

सिस्टम लागू करना

— To implement a system.

नया सिस्टम कल से लागू होगा।

Expressões idiomáticas

"सिस्टम हिला देना"

— To shock or disrupt the establishment significantly.

उसके खुलासे ने पूरे सिस्टम को हिला दिया।

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