"How much money do you have?"

Translation: आपके पास कितने पैसे हैं?

[whatever122]

why is "kitne paise hai apke paas?" wrong?

[learnlangu679203]

Why not "rupye"? Money and rupees can be used alternatively, right?

[vinay92]

Yes, but पैसे is more often used as the general word for money. रुपये should perhaps be accepted though.

[mirac.in]

The literal translation for money is धन. Not रुपये or paise. They should either have धन as option or should accept both रुपये and पैसे.

[Sarah_130408]

Yes I speak hindi and use both paise and rupye

[Gili_hindyn]

Most questions appear just before the verb. Is kitna different? Seems it is placed before the object counted

[vinay92]

You're right. कितना, कौनसा ('which') and कैसा (when it means 'what kind of' instead of 'how') go before noun phrases rather than verbs. They also have to be used in a form corresponding to the gender/number of the noun (as in कितना for masculine singular, कितने for masculine plural and कितनी for feminine).

[BNR7]

why not तुमहारे?

[Zerenei]

That should be correct as well, तुम्हारे पास कितने पैसे हैं? Just make sure you're spelling तुम्हारे right.

[neil.shah__]

Why does तुम्हारे पास कितने पैसे है not work as a translation?

[vinay92]

You need to use हैं because पैसे is plural.

[mirac.in]

रुपये cannot be marked incorrect. The actual translation for money is not पैसे or रुपये. It is धन.