"राज को आलू पसंद नहीं हैं।"
Translation:Raj does not like potatoes.
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Why is "Raj does not like the potato" unacceptable? In this sentence, what indicates that आलू is plural rather than singular?
When the construct follows "Subject likes/does not like Object", then "ko" is always used after the subject.
Raj is not the subject. The potatoes are the subject. Literally: The potatoes are not likeable to Raj.
I am confused about the use of 'hiim'. Is the plural form used if either subject or object is plural?
what is the purpose of ko and why cant i just say raaj aloo pasand naihiin hain?
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As it says above:
When the construct follows "Subject likes/does not like Object", then "ko" is always used after the subject.
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