What's the difference between "hamesha" and "hamesha se"? I know "hamesha" means "always" as in "voh hamesha roti khaathaa hai". But I was watching a movie and heard "voh hamesha se aise nahin the" (in English: "he wasn't always this way").
Why is the "se" necessary? Could the character have just said "voh hamesha aise nahin the"?
Why is the "se" necessary? Could the character have just said "voh hamesha aise nahin the"?