"You drink tea."

Translation: तुम चाय पीते हो।

[Ori809330]

I wrote आप in the beginning and है in the ending.
Why is that wrong?

[emrys29]

You should have used हैं.

आप चाय पीते हैं should be an accepted translation.

[SwarnaKalyani]

What is the difference

[Moi-a]

हैं is plural. You use plural form to show respect which is why you used आप.

[zeebo7]

Maybe you forgot the anuswar ं

[Ananya_Gaddam]

You should have used हो.

[Tornado_MC]

(●'◡'●)(^///^)(^///^)

[Bhagyashre467726]

Hi

[HumanKevinJones]

It said I got it wrong but my answer matched the correct translation

[Haule-Haule]

Why not: तुम चाय पीता हो

[Ori809330]

I wrote आप in the beginning and है in the ending.
Why is that wrong?

[Peter184590]

And again "Tum". It is simply wrong to teach that to foreign people

[NATIVIRIX]

Why?

[JoeMauriel]

Because it's uber informal. You'd say that to a child or baby or pet.

[Izzy789455]

No, tu/तु is uber informal, more exception than the norm like the examples you provided. Tum/तुम is less intimate. (Both are appropriate for students to learn regardless ;) )

https://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/Hindi_Lessons/Lesson_3
https://blogs.transparent.com/hindi/aap-tum-and-tu/

[ARMYPerson5]

WHY ARE THESE SENTENCES SO HARD?????????

[ARMYPerson5]

just use GOOGLE TRANSLATE

[SwarnaKalyani]

Google translate is not correct all the time