"राज और नेहा पानी पीते हैं।"

Translation: Raj and Neha drink water.

[PolyglotCanavar]

Why we added ते ? I mean why not ''tii'' ?

[emrys29]

Because पीती would be used only if the subject was feminine singular or feminine plural. Since its plural but not just feminine, its पीते.

[PolyglotCanavar]

Thank you :)

[unaware_ladki]

Shukriya

[ARMYPerson5]

Any body wondering who RAJ and NEHA are???

[HotShotGam3]

names of a female and male

[kalyan160908]

Raj and neha drink s water
Is it wrong

[amaybury]

Yes, it's is wrong. You can say "Raj drinks water", or you can say "Neha drinks water", but in plural, "Raj and Neha drink water". Like "They drink water".

[SusheelSai1]

The water nahi ho sakta?

[iamTvisha]

'the' here would be an extra unnecessary word here but yes it can be used.

[HotShotGam3]

aare bai mi rakth peetha hu aur aap

[ph.J6RGcN]

No

[mukeshkuma648929]

AMAN

[RameshPooj1]

Why water,tea,bannana and apple why not something alse

[ph.lNVeG0]

Can anyone say is this crrct (Raj and Neha drinks water)??

[WolfsonOmer]

If it would be masculine plural it would be पिता or पीते?

[MihiYoon]

It would still be the latter one. The former one is actually spelled as पीता. पिता is a different word which means father in hindi.

[ARMYPerson5]

Hindi has masculine too?

[shobana1256]

This is unfair i wrote" raj and neha DRINKS water" and duo gave me wrong

[amaybury]

I'm afraid that is wrong. In English, the verb changes when there is more than one person: in the singular, you can say "Raj drinks water", or you can say "Neha drinks water", but in plural, "Raj and Neha drink water". Like "They drink water".

[HameedaBeg1]

ohhh

[juicymango0804]

it should be drinking water

[Danessophi]

I believe that would actually be a different tense construction!

[RavenDarke]

This is getting repetitive. How many times must we learn about Raj and Neha drink water? I just curious

[amaybury]

At least a few more times I expect.