"जूलिया के पैर में दर्द है।"

Translation: There is pain in Julia's leg.

[Flanny-chan]

"There is pain in Julia's leg", the only option the word bank gives, is a very unnatural way of phrasing in English. Could "Julia's leg hurts" please be added?

[emrys29]

I agree. Natural translations should be added even if they don't use literal translation of Hindi words.

[Sean666615]

“Julia’s leg is in pain” seems like it should also be acceptable, no? Its a much more natural way of expressing the same idea in English than the given solution.

[vkYeTZ]

May be not? It is Julia who is in pain.

[franzidet]

Taking into consideration that "Julia" stands at the beginning of the sentence I would expect that she is also the subject in the sentence. Then the correct translation would rather be "Julia has pain in her leg. If "pain" is actually the subject - as in the given English translation - then I don't understand why it appears at the end of the sentence. Shouldn't it be then "Dard Julia ke pair me hai"?

[fH6lclhu]

पैर is foot not leg. taang or laat... is leg.
A native Urdu speaker here, learning Hindi script.

[learnlangu679203]

Is this wrong "Julia has leg pain"?

[VijayBalch]

why is it saying पौर is foot and then translating it as leg?

[chirag839464]

"Julia's leg is in pain" , is correct answer for me.