"आसान सवाल पूछो।"

Translation: Ask easy questions.

[JamesTWils]

Could this also be "Ask an easy question"?

[emrys29]

Yes, that's possible.

[Aastha405299]

Yeah

[CarissaS103]

The Media regarding their favored politicians.

[ArtsyPolyglot]

me to my question paper

[Satya_G]

It can be "Ask easy question" too

[JamesTWils]

Right, although that would not be proper English. We need a determiner--either a question or the question--unless it is the indefinite plural.

[Jitendrcha4]

Re ply

[dhirajkarna]

"Ask easy question " is also right

[LobsangC]

No. That is not correct English. Either: "Ask 'an' easy question" OR: "Ask easy questions (plural). We cannot corrupt the English language, just as we cannot corrupt the Hindi language. If we want to learn well, we must take care!

[Kitty816582]

There is no indicator to show it is plural. Are we to assume its plural since the एक is absent?

[CRSWoodferns]

The same sentence can be used in both singular and plural cases

[ph.PFVStn]

Some easy

[KritikaKau102753]

Ask easy question

[VZbLAexr]

OK, so you don't always need ka/ki/ke between an adjective and its noun .... is this always the case for aasaan?

[Harjinder81925]

What does all this have to do with work?