"Your brothers study every day."

Translation: तेरे भाई हर दिन पढ़ते हैं।

[JamesTWils]

Study and read are the same verb here, right?

[Akash_Polyglot]

Yess in hindi padhna word is for both read and study

[Armaan64755]

yeah

[Ly-Loo]

Kinda wish we didn't have to learn that by trial n error... but yay new learning! :)

[Elizabatha1]

No.. भाई is its plural

We can understand whether it is plural or singular from its verb .here it is पढ़ते .so we can understand that it is plural.

[Tina238697]

Hi, why not tumhare bhai?

[DevikaMishra]

तुम्हारे भाई is also correct, it's a matter of respect/formality. In increasing order of respect, the 'you' pronouns are तू<तुम<आप

[Vishnu601029]

i thought the plural of भाइ is भाइयों?

[ssundarraj1]

For brothers it should be baayiyo, right why plural is not considered?

[B96lXSTM]

no, that's only in the oblique case. This is no oblique case, which means the plural form is the same as singular

[Little.Lamb]

why cant we use aapke here? aapke shows error?

[DevikaMishra]

आपके is absolutely correct, report if it shows error

[YashSavali]

Would roj not work?

[DevikaMishra]

रोज़ (roz) is actually an Urdu word, so no

[Aishwarya411]

I don't think you are right because Hindi language has words taken from urdu, English,sanskrit,etc that are commonly known as विदेशज शब्द

[Aishwarya411]

Yes, it should but maybe duo thinks 'हर दिन' is a better translation for everyday than रोज़