"Look at my teeth."
Translation:मेरे दाँतों को देखो ।
November 25, 2018
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Because it is oblique case plural for a male plural adjective ending with a consonant (hope my English is ok)
Do we need को after दांतों because दांतों is the direct object, or is it there for another reason?
It accepted मेरे दाँत देखो for me. I don't know whether that's an error though.
Gita-ji
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It seems that देखो means look at as well as look.
In the first case, one could omit the को.
