"ये लोग जवान हैं।"
Translation:These people are young.
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The sound of जवान reminds me a bit of the Spanish word "joven" (young) and the French word "jeune" (young).
Dude! You just discovered a new language family! We could call it the "Indo-Aryan Languages" ;)
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It is not a new family. It is a Indo-European family. Spanish, French Italian belong to the Romance branch, while Hindi, Marathi, Bengali belong to the Indic branch.
Yes, I'm pretty sure RanzoG knew that and was making a joke. (The Indo-Aryan languages are a subgroup of Indo-European.)
Not unless you change the word order.
3 parts to the sentence: Subject, object, verb
yah-log / javān / hain
these-people / young / are... Now convert to subject-verb-object syntax of English and you get: these-people / are / young
With that in mind, can you figure out how to order the words to say "These are young people"?
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why not "These are young people", does that make any difference with These people are young.
जवान javan comes from persian and exactly the same pronunciation and meaning
