"आमिर के पिता को गरम दूध पीना है।"

Translation: Aamir's father has to drink hot milk.

[thellama73]

Is this some kind of punishment?

[CathyIsAwesome]

Why is "must" not the same ad "have to"?

[m_belqadr76]

Difference in English.

[Lvly25]

You can also use warm instead of hot.

[shreyamish93668]

As adjectives the difference between hot and warm
is that hot is of an object, having a high temperature while warm is having a temperature slightly higher than usual, but still pleasant; a mild temperature. So that warm is not used here

[P.ep.e]

It is not accepted 2 September 2019, reported

[RussellSta959307]

Why is it "have to" rather than "must?" The English deployed in this course is too often the idiomatic "Indian English" one hears from CBSE or state board graduates.

[Suzanmeeks]

Please, why is "must" not acceptable?

[Vinay6942]

Must is an obligation without any refusal. For which, you need to use 'padega' instead of 'hai' in the above sentence.

[ziliya]

For anybody wondering about false friends, "a gram of milk" is "एक ग्राम दूध".

[chepazzo]

How would you say, "Aamir has to drink father's hot milk"?

[Vinay6942]

आमिर को पिता का गर्म दूध पीना है।

[chepazzo]

thanks. I figured it out as soon as I posted this. It's the difference between को and के.