"ये दोनों खा रहे हैं।"

Translation: Both of these are eating.

[MahaDidi]

I suppose in English it's : Both of THEM are eating (not both of THESE)
Thank you!

[AndriLindbergs]

Or "These two are eating"

[Sam362597]

Or 'They are both eating'.

[JustusRobi3]

I agree. It should be "them".

[Pradeep008]

'Both are eating' also gives the same meaning and should be accepted.

[JGvXPd]

ये and वे are both used for "they," and "ये दोनों"/"वे दोनों" is "the two of them," "both of them." "These" doesn't work: it sounds like you're about to insult them. "Both of these what? These... pigs??"

[LengelCJ]

A better English translation, as others note, is "Both of them are eating."

[GordonWise]

I will add that some of the bizarre translatios do keep me on my toes... i try not to allow my knowlege of English to have total control. Some things I am sure just do not translate well. Sounds goofy as heck in English but maybe is more common expression in Hindi... any comments from the native speakers?

[nbbarathy]

wrong English. Both of them are eating. How many times I have pointed out the mistakes but Duo is not correcting them.

[Pamela418810]

What an odd translation.

My question is Is this a common usage in Hindi??? Does it refer to two or more people being observed???

Or would this be insulting?

[HasinArefin]

English is not right

[sandhya_3399]

' These' is used for non-living things !
I guess so. Isn't it?