"नेहा दुकान से किताब ख़रीदती है ।"

Translation: Neha buys a book from the shop.

[This_is_Roshan]

What's the difference in pronunciation, usage and whatever else between ख and ख़?

[AndrNordin1]

ख [kʰə] is a voiceless aspirated velar stop while ख़ [xə] is a voiceless velar fricative. However, according to my wife who is a native speaker, ख़ is commonly pronounced as ख in Hindi. The fricative sound is used in Urdu.

[M_A_Ashraf]

Maybe only Arabic/Farsi loan words use this ख़ sound.

[shweta686493]

This between is and roshan

[AHILA15]

I think Neha buys book from the shop. Here they didn't mentioned ek for one

[zeebo7]

"Neha buys book from the shop" is not correct English.

[AHILA15]

Thanks

[charlesthegualle]

but in English we can either say 'Neha buys a book from the shop' or 'neha buys a book from the shops.' it means the same thing.

[Joe986936]

Can someone tell me what would “Neha buys from the bookshop” be then? Thanks in advance!

[ZelieZazou]

I'd say नेहा किताबों की दुकान से ख़रीदती है. I hope it is correct.

[Hema811378]

Why isn't "Neha buys a book at the store." correct?

[Hema811378]

Why can't the translation be "by" for से?

[deactivated user]

I think the options hwve a lot of grammatical errors

[Vassily12]

Why not "Neha buys the book from a shop"?

[charlesthegualle]

Yeah let me just say that in English it's acceptable to say neha buys a book from the 'shop' or 'shops.' That's how we talk.

[Hema811378]

Or we could say store