"राज सेब बेचता है ।"

Translation: Raj sells apples.

[JasirKT]

Raj sells an apple. Is it correct?

[This_is_Roshan]

A more apt Hindi translation for your sentence would be: राज एक सेब बेचता है।

[ManiKhurd]

Wrong

[Marissa321702]

It could be Raj sells the apple, no?

[whimslcott]

If it's apples and not apple, shouldn't it be हैं?

[This_is_Roshan]

Here, 'है' refers to the subject 'Raj' (राज) and not to the object 'apples' (सेब). Since Raj is singular, usage of 'है' is apt here.

[blaqvernaq]

Isn't this also the Duolingo translation for "Raj sells the apple"?