"Will you go to the school the day after tomorrow?"

Translation: क्या तुम परसों स्कूल जाओगे?

[Surya-Rose]

does "क्या तुम स्कूल परसों जाओगे?" work?

[Ellen147987]

I would like to know that too - we keep being told there's somewhat of a free word order but not when I try it.

[Jnanasundari]

what is the difference between jayégé and jaunga?

[AlexFrost07]

Jayegī- will go(feminine)
Jaunga- will go (for self e.g., i will go)

[GoWiP]

Just had the sentence pop up as तुम परसों स्कूल जाओगे?
Ergo without क्या.
The other two were undeniably wrong.
So, yes, a mistake in the course or is it in fact also acceptable to leave out क्या in such a sentence?
Because we've learned that a question should have क्या.
Thanks.

[AdyTheShinigami]

From my understanding kyā is used in a formal context. It is not always used in a colloquial setting.

[Jnanasundari]

it would need to be with a a particular questioning inflection - so not written, to be understood as a question.

[GoWiP]

Ah ok, thanks.

[Kitty816582]

If the correct answer begins with क्या, (as shown above) why is my answer incorrect when I used क्या?

[Kitty816582]

The answer given does not match the one above. It shows it without the क्या.

[Little_Lalou]

Could parso be placed right after Kya or after school?

[nabushow]

Kya hai

[nabushow]

❔

[nabushow]

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[Konrad_von_Pless]

Why "jaoge" instead of "jaunga"? It's using informal "tum" instead of formal "aap".