"When will you come to meet me?"

Translation: तुम मुझसे मिलने कब आओगे?

[Daniel712264]

So you can't put kab before mujhse milne?

[Sivapriya15]

You are putting it before come (when will you come...)

[AnandKalra]

same question here. i think the order of things changes when it's a question vs a statement?

[salaam123]

Why not "mujhe", why "mujhse"?

[zeebo7]

Quirk of the language. You meet 'from' somebody.

[hurricane1414]

I thought "se" could also mean "with" instead of just "from". I always thought of it as you meet "with" somebody

[Jakinc12]

Yes, से means both "with" as well as "from".
You can remember "mujhse" by saying "you meet from somebody" or "you meet with somebody". Whichever way you want to remember it.

[GabrielBou109736]

How is "आप कब मुझसे मिलने आयेंगे।" wrong?

[Maheshwara19]

Why is it milne? Vinay22

[Prya_hindi]

I am not Vinay but he wrotes that with intransitive verbs such as janna or aanna, the other verb should be in the oblique case and end with "ne".

[EzhilVenda]

Mujse milne thum kab aaoge - how could this be incorrect?

[Jakinc12]

Generally, Hindi has the subject first then the object (if there is one), and lastly the verb in a sentence. Because तुम is the subject, it would come first.
If you were to say the sentence in the order that you stated, Hindi speakers would most likely understand you, but it is not the proper word order.