"क्या जूलिया तुम्हारे घर आ सकती है?"

Translation: Can Julia come to your home?

[Astrid12123]

I'm wondering, is this 'can Julia' rather in the sense of 'May Julia' or 'Is Julia able to'?

[Zesul]

Well, it can have either meaning depending on the context. The Hindi verb "V सकना" (V being a verb root) corresponds to both "to be able to V" and "to be permitted to V".

[RaleighStarbuck]

धन्यवाद! I was just about to ask the same question that Astrid asked and here you've already answered it.

[ph.flKGDb]

Hello

[ph.w2Uikd]

What

[bhairabsaikia]

Why it is "tumhare ghar" And not "tumhara ghar"? There is no any postposition,so it should be "tumhara ghar", right?

[Gita-ji]

Must be one of those 'ghost-positions' for आ is translated as come to.

[ph.gBKOt7]

Can julia come to your home

[Nando735851]

Can you also add the "ko" after ghar?

[yoonhyemi]

Native Hindi speakers such as myself usually do not pay much attention to things like this.
If you do add "ko", Hindi speaker will still understand what you mean and in fact, we too frame such sentences at times.
But the solution given here is better from grammar's point of view.

[imlittleshy]

it wouldn't make much difference while conversing with someone but the grammar is wrong

[Slytherrr]

It isn't grammatically aqurate thus very informal

[dev_mishra-08]

Why 'Can' is in capital letter and "Julia" is in capial letter too?

[Vevon530]

Because can is at the very beginning of the sentence and Julia is a name so…?

[imlittleshy]

because Julia is a proper noun

[ph.HeIe9A]

Hi

[ph.wpedZl]

Hi