"नेहा भारत में रहती है।"

Translation: Neha lives in India.

[_Hindiwallah_]

I chose रहती because Neha is female. Is the correct?

[RanzoG]

Yes

[ShwetaGogri]

Yes

[shabazalam7]

Hii

[Akash_Polyglot]

Exactly..

[durgesh288234]

abcdefghijklmnop

[NamamiSaha]

Yes

[anjanakira]

Definatly

[iliyas476686]

Yas rahati is female

[sadikshah1]

Live or lives me confused hu me

[durgesh288234]

रहा is india

[changingbu]

Neha भारतात रहाते

[kalyan160908]

Neha is living in india

[RanzoG]

Neha lives in India.

[ph.NnUjrO]

Manisha

[Rev144112]

Anyone pls tell me difference between रहता and रहती

[elfinowl]

The correct option रहती was not provided or I would have chosen it.

[elfinowl]

Only three options are presented for me and none is female. Can't get past this.

[EGI_2005]

I am familiar with Japanese sentence structure and I am surprised to learn that it is very similar to Hindi sentence structure.
The Japanese would say this sentence as: Neha (wa) Indoo ni sunde imasu.
Strange isn't it?

[Nehapancha10]

मुझे समज नाही आरह है

[durgesh288234]

No :(

[EduardAlex13]

So India is "phaarata"?

[Zerenei]

भारत (bharat) is India, yes. Parathas are a kind of Indian flatbread :)

[anjanakira]

Yes

[anjanakira]

No

[durgesh288234]

Neha bhart?

[shabazalam7]

My name is [e-mail]