Key Concepts and Their Translation in Hindi Language

In English, we use these and those to ask questions about things.

These refers to things that are close to us, while those refers to things that are farther away.

In Hindi, these is translated as ये (ye) and those is translated as वे (ve).


Usage Examples and Translations

1. Are these your books?

क्या ये आपकी किताबें हैं? (Kya ye aapki kitaben hain?)


2. Are those your friends?

क्या वे आपके दोस्त हैं? (Kya ve aapke dost hain?)


3. Are these the shoes you want?

क्या ये वो जूते हैं जो आप चाहते हैं? (Kya ye vo joote hain jo aap chahte hain?)


4. Are those the pictures from your trip?

क्या वे आपकी यात्रा की तस्वीरें हैं? (Kya ve aapki yatra ki tasveeren hain?)


Key Mistakes

1. Confusing these and those: Remember, use these for things that are near and those for things that are far away.

2. Forgetting to use the correct verb form: Make sure to use the correct form of the verb "are" in questions.

3. Not practicing enough: Regular practice helps in understanding the difference between these and those in questions.