"They like me."
Translation:उन्हें मैं पसंद हूँ।
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Should be "उन्हें मुझे पसंद है|". The reported answer translates to "They me like"
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But that just sounds wrong, doesn't it? I feel like "उन्हें मैं पसंद हूं।" or "मैं उन्हें पसंद आया।" fits even in a colloquial sense. Although I feel "वो मुझे पसंद करते हैं", "मैं उन्हें पसंद आता हूं", or something similar would be best fit for "They like me".
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Why is "वे मझे पसंद करते हैं" wrong? I also don't understand the official answer - it sounds a bit like "they me like me"
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I understand the answer given by duolingo like this: “By them I am liked” which means "They like me". मैं is the subject.
i guess judging by the case its "them I 'is-liked' " which is the equivalent of they like me
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I swear I used to be able to do this but suddenly I'm getting all the 'who likes whom' questions back to front. I tried वे मुझे पसंद करते हैं and it was rejected. And in my head I want this to be hain, not hoon. I know 'mai' is the subject but I can't figure out what हूँ is doing in this sentence.
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They like me. = I am liked by them. = By-them I liked am. = उन्हें मैं पसंद हूँ।
