Basic word order (SOV)
Hindi is usually Subject–Object–Verb (verb often at the end).
The usual pattern
A common Hindi sentence order is Subject + Object + Verb (SOV).
मैं चाय पीता हूँ।
main chaay peetaa hoon
I drink tea. (male speaker)
मैं चाय पीती हूँ।
main chaay peetii hoon
I drink tea. (female speaker)
Yes/No questions
For yes/no questions, you can add ‘क्या’ at the beginning.
क्या आप चाय पीते हैं?
kyaa aap chaay peete hain?
Do you drink tea?
Drills
Build the sentence (SOV)
main chaay peetaa hoon
I drink tea.
Your sentence
Click tokens below to build the sentence.
Tokens
Explanation
Hindi often uses Subject–Object–Verb, with the auxiliary at the end.
Make it a yes/no question
___ आप चाय पीते हैं?
___ aap chaay peete hain?
Do you drink tea?
___ आप चाय पीते हैं?
___ aap chaay peete hain?
Mini‑quiz
Mini-quiz
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