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When the "subject" takes ने, the verb agrees with the "object" (elephants). Since that's plural, it's देखे.
November 7, 2018
Yep but in Hindi you can often use the singular version of the noun even if you are meaning plural, not sure if that's 100% grammatically correct, but everyone speaks like this. Then the way you tell whether they are talking about singular or plural elephants is the verb at the end, here देखे, so plural. हाथियों would also be correct though.
November 20, 2018
Sometimes in English we use singular when talking about game, but it's a very special locution.
February 22, 2019
