"I will come home the day after tomorrow."

Translation: मैं परसों घर आऊँगी।

[pradeepan90]

Now आयेगा , आऊंगा , आओगा what are the differences???

[JerryCurry4]

Different endings for different person and number.

• First person singular: oonga/oongi
• 2p sing: ega/egi
• 3p sing: ega/egi
• 1p plural: enge/engi
• 2p plural: oge/ogi
• 3p plural: enge/engi

Check out the Wiktionary entry for "to come": https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/आना. There are some irregular verbs, but the lion's share of Hindi verbs follow the same pattern as आना.

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Side note: Wiktionary uses alternate spellings for some cases - i.e. it uses ए in many places where Duolingo uses ये. Both are correct. They're just regional differences. Vinay92 addressed this here: https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/36047830/Any-good-references-on-Hindi-alternate-spellings

[pradeepan90]

Thanks a lot.

[GraysonElliott]

Thank you so much for that forum link! So helpful.

[ramnarayanan13]

Why not aaynga?

[vinay92]

Do you mean आऊँगा (the masculine version)? That is right too.

[ramnarayanan13]

Thnq

[paul376479]

Why is it not correct to also put "The day after tomorrow" first? Paaso mei ghar aungi
??

[vinay92]

That should have been accepted. You can report if you see the sentence again.

[JerryCurry4]

Reported.

[Beth205297]

I put "परसों मैं घर आऊँगी।" - is this really incorrect? And if it is, why?

[vinay92]

That's also correct.

[Beth205297]

Okay, thanks. I will report it.