"What is its answer?"
Translation:इसका जवाब क्या है?
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इसका means more like 'this' उसका means more like 'that' Former is most appropriate here
I have the same question. Why would either इसका or उसका be better than the other in this sentence, given that there is not context for either physical or metaphorical proximity?
In the translation of What Does She Ask, the Hindi translation puts kya right after veha (she what asks is). But in this exercise, the kya comes just before the verb (Its answer what is). Is this because the subject in this case is Answer and not Its? I had thought Its was the subject.
क्या (when used as a verb) should always go before the verb. In 'वह क्या पूछती है', it came before the main verb which is पूछती. In this sentence, it comes before है which is the only verb.
It's not completely wrong but
'इसका जवाब क्या है' is more appropriate grammatically
Seems more aggressive to ask in this sequence of words. As if someone is being scolded while asked.
