"Neha eats her apple."
Translation:नेहा अपना सेब खाती है ।
8/31/2018, 5:39:12 PM
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AnCatDubh
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Why isn’t this in the oblique case?
8/31/2018, 5:39:12 PM
Zesul
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It can be written using the oblique case as well, by including the postposition को.
नेहा अपना सेब खाती है। No postposition -> Object in direct case.
नेहा अपने सेब को खाती है। Postposition -> Object in oblique case.
Note that the postposition isn't omitted when the object is a proper noun or a personal pronoun.
8/31/2018, 6:48:44 PM
SoXAu
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Could you further explain when a noun is in oblique case please? For example, " Neha eat him". "Him" is an oblique case in English; whereas in Hindi, would it be नेह वाह खाती है , given it is in direct case? Thanks
10/27/2018, 8:37:13 AM
