"आप अपना पानी पीती हैं।"

Translation: You drink your water.

[schtinefetz]

"You drink your own water" should also be correct.

[JaibirKata]

Ys this also write

[AdleCoullo]

I'm not sure I understand the पीती in this case. Is it because of the oblique form? Can someone confirm that "you drink water" is आप पानी पीते हैं ?

[AgnusOinas]

पीती is used, because the sentence means "You (woman) drink your water."

For "You (man) drink your water" you'd say आप अपना पानी पीते हैं ।

[SATYADEOKU1]

Shall be आप अपना पानी पीते हैं

[GoWiP]

They are talking to a woman.

[Mdextraze]

Is this being told to a boy or a girl? Apna makes me think that a boy is being told, but piti makes me think that it is a girl...this is confusing.

[kati.paul]

I think that apna is masculine because seb (apple) is masculine

[Matthew_stucken]

Or, water, you mean.

[PranavShr4]

अपना/अपनी/अपने confuses me so much and here's why: it could mean my, your, his/hers, their, etc. At that point we could just as easily use मेरा/मेरी/मेरे, तेरा/तेरी/तुम्हारा/तुम्हारी, etc etc. I'm thinking अपना and its forms is their (plural or formal posession) because there's already उसका and its forms.

[EzhilVenda]

Why it is no "apni paani* here?

[P.Rahul]

I touch it unfortunately

[yashDhote3]

Hi I am Yash

[Thiya30]

why it is not " aap apni pani peethi ho" ? .. Because peethi refers girl. So it should be apni right?