"हमें आम पसंद हैं।"

Translation: We like mangoes.

[AlanPierce5]

It says that "mangos" is a typo, but "mangos" and "mangoes" are both valid plurals of "mango". (I guess I'm learning English as I'm learning Hindi. :-) )

[zeebo7]

Haha, when I saw this sentence I also had a moment of "wait...is it mangos or mangoes?".

[xyfell]

Is it the use of हैं that tells us आम is plural in this sentence?

[xyfell]

Never mind. That's exactly how we know. आम is the subject of the sentence. So, आम हैं means "mangoes are".

[MarkGwilli2]

Is this correct. The subject is We; the object is mango.

[Anil729165]

Why the "hum-may" and not just "hum aam pasand hain"? Also - how can I type in Hindi using this program?

[xyfell]

I believe it is हमे because it is the dative case of हम. A more literal translation would be "Mangoes are liked by us".

As for typing in devanagari script, I use andriod devices and windows PCs, and all I had to do was download a hindi keyboard for my device.

Hope this helps.

[Anil729165]

Thankyou

[ph.XcAoDh]

By mistake i mis mangoes word

[ph.EUNSq5]

We like mangoes.