"Her school is behind your house."

Translation: उसका स्कूल आपके घर के पीछे है।

[websmasha]

Iska javab "uska vidyalaya aapke ghar ke piche hai" bhi hona chahiye. (The answer should also be "uska vidyalaya aapke ghar ke piche hai")

[richard547513]

So far, I haven't come across this word - vidyalaya - in this course so why should it be included?

[Aakhil4]

Vidyalaya is a native Indic word which literally means 'abode of education' (Vidya- education and ālaya- abode). It's derived from Sanskrit.
All Indic languages have this popular word.
Hope mine answers your query.

[anniblink]

Yee

[nimon18]

Shouldn't it be Uski not Uska?

[Gita-ji]

स्कूल school is masculine, so it needs to be उसका for her.
The gender of the possessive pronoun matches the object possessed in Hindi.

[whimslcott]

Does tumhare ghar work here too?

[merduff]

Yes

[Amee432167]

Tumhare ghar?
Teri/tera ghar?
Are any of these unacceptable?

[Gita-ji]

As घर ghar = house is masculine, we can't use teri तेरी as that is for feminine objects.
And as it is before the post-position के ke, both words need to be oblique. So तेरा tera is also unacceptable.
(घर is the same in oblique as in direct case.)

[GraysonElliott]

Is "उसके स्कूल तुम्हारे घर के पीछे है" really incorrect?

[__adit.yah__]

उस्के implies there are more than one schools. Hence उस्का

[Maheshwara19]

Why use "ke" here?