दम नहीं हैं In English | English Speaking Practice | Advanced English Structure | Spoken English
दम नहीं हैं In English | English Speaking Practice | Advanced English Structure | Spoken English In this video, you will learn how to say “दम नहीं है” in English using natural, fluent, and advanced English structures used by native speakers in daily life. Many English learners translate “दम नहीं है” literally, which sounds wrong in spoken English. In this lesson, we explain the correct meaning, usage, tone, and real-life sentences so that you can speak confidently. ✅ You will learn: How to say “उसमें दम नहीं है” in correct English Difference between logical weakness vs physical weakness Advanced spoken English structures for daily conversation Board + competitive exam useful sentences Native-like alternatives instead of wrong translations 🔹 Common English meanings of “दम नहीं है”: It doesn’t make sense There is no force in it He lacks strength He has no courage This argument doesn’t hold water There is no substance in it 🔹 Example Sentences: There is no strength in his argument. This story doesn’t hold water. He lacks the courage to speak the truth. There is no logic behind this claim. This video is very useful for: ✔ Spoken English learners ✔ Bihar Board students ✔ Competitive exam aspirants ✔ Teachers & educators ✔ Daily English speaking practice 📌 Watch till the end for advanced sentence structures and real-life usage tips. 👉 If you want more such lessons in Bihari style with clear logic, don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE. dam nahi hai in english dam nahi hai english meaning how to say dam nahi hai in english english speaking practice spoken english advanced english structure daily use english sentences english sentences with hindi meaning learn english through hindi bihar board english english grammar for speaking spoken english for beginners spoken english for advanced learners english conversation practice how to speak fluent english english learning in hindi english practice sentences english confidence speaking
