"तुम क्या लोगे?"

Translation: What will you take?

[Amee432167]

Also an irregular verb.

[AJ72T]

Is this correct, or a variant spelling? I realised the verb is लेना, and checked on Wiktionary:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/लेना

I cannot see this form there in the Conjugation Tables. Is it a contraction of लेओगे ?

[KananG1]

The conjugation table there is horribly wrong.

[emrys29]

लेओगे isn't a valid verb form.
लेंगे is valid and it is used with आप.

आप क्या लेंगे? What will you take/have.

[RanzoG]

Conjugation of lena (and dena) seem to be an area where there is some variation, either across dialect or because so many people say it "wrong" (i.e. according to one perspective) that another form is accepted.
An analogy for what I am thinking is: to say "brang" in English instead of "brought."

[Sivapriya15]

I have never heard of brang. Sounds strange to my ears.

[BobWright6]

The 'n' is missing that little dot "तुम क्या लेंगे?"

[KananG1]

लेंगे is used with आप, whereas, with तुम, लोगे is used. They're different forms of the same verb.

[karim562886]

What will and what'll is the same and should be equally marked!

[Sivapriya15]

report it

[NikhilMeht522320]

why loge not logi?