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"Which place are you going to?"
Translation:किस जगह जा रहे हो ?
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As the word bank does not offer "tum" I thought this to be a flaw, but "kis jagah jâ rahe ho" is accepted, indeed. So, apparently the pronoun can be omitted. This is the first time that DL does not include or demand it, so I guess this is rather informal speech?
Yes indeed informal, not including a subject in Hindi is rather casual talk, not like Spanish for example where it actually sounds more natural to drop the subject.
तुम किस जगह जा रहे हो? seems to be accepted, but not the formal version आप किस जगह जा रहे हैं?
A native hindi speaker just told my that आप किस जगह जा रहे हैं is perfectly correct. I'll report it.
and also for me there is no तुम in the sentence but its saying thats it is correct how?
The verbs जाना and आना have the को somehow "included", so you don't write it but the grammar acts as if it is there.
An other example of the missing ko: You say "मैं तुम्हारे घर जाता हूँ" instead of "मैं तुम्हारा घर जाता हूँ" -> the ko is not there, but nevertheless you use oblique case (as if it where there). You sometimes read the word "ghostposition" instead of "postposition" for this fact.
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Yes but then you try the English lessons from a Hindi-speaking perspective to learn more words and it seems ko is used after all. shrug.
You in Hindi option must have been included since the subject here can't be missing in Hindi that being very bold in the sentence I feel.
What's wrong with तुम किस जगह जा रही हो? Why does the "you" have to be plural?
