ड्रायर नया है।

A word-by-word breakdown is:

• ड्रायर = dryer
• नया = new
• है = is

So the full sentence means The dryer is new or This dryer is new, depending on context.

Hindi usually follows Subject–Object–Verb order, and the main verb or copula often comes at the end.

So in:

• ड्रायर = subject
• नया = description
• है = is

Hindi puts है at the end, where English would say is in the middle:

• English: The dryer is new
• Hindi: Dryer new is

This is completely normal in Hindi.

Because ड्रायर is treated as a masculine singular noun here.

In Hindi, adjectives often change form to match the gender and number of the noun:

• नया = masculine singular
• नई = feminine singular
• नए = masculine plural or masculine singular in some oblique contexts

So:

• ड्रायर नया है। = The dryer is new
• मशीन नई है। = The machine is new

Since ड्रायर is being treated as masculine, नया is the correct form.

With many borrowed English words in Hindi, grammatical gender has to be learned from usage. ड्रायर is commonly treated as masculine, so speakers say:

• ड्रायर नया है।
• यह ड्रायर अच्छा है।

There is not always a clear rule for borrowed nouns, so the best approach is to learn the gender together with the noun.

A useful habit is to memorize nouns with a simple phrase, such as:

• नया ड्रायर for dryer
• नई मशीन for machine

That helps you remember the gender naturally.

Hindi normally does not use articles like a, an, and the the way English does.

So ड्रायर नया है। can mean:

• The dryer is new
• A dryer is new
• This dryer is new

The exact meaning depends on context.

If you want to be more specific, Hindi can add words like:

• यह ड्रायर नया है। = This dryer is new
• वह ड्रायर नया है। = That dryer is new

ड्रायर is a Hindi spelling of the English loanword dryer.

A rough pronunciation is:

• dra-yer

Broken down:

• ड्रा sounds like dra
• यर gives the yer part

The whole word is pronounced approximately like English dryer, though the exact sound may vary a little by speaker.

It is basically an English loanword written in Devanagari script.

This is very common in modern Hindi, especially for household, technical, or modern objects. Many speakers use borrowed words naturally in everyday speech.

So ड्रायर is perfectly normal Hindi usage, even though its origin is English.

Not with the same meaning.

• ड्रायर नया है। means The dryer is new.
• नया ड्रायर means new dryer as a noun phrase

If you say नया ड्रायर है, it sounds incomplete or context-dependent, more like There is a new dryer in some situations, but not the most straightforward way to say The dryer is new.

The key difference is:

• ड्रायर नया है। → new is the predicate: it tells you something about the dryer
• नया ड्रायर → new directly describes the noun

Yes. That is very common.

Examples:

• यह ड्रायर नया है। = This dryer is new
• वह ड्रायर नया है। = That dryer is new

Adding यह or वह makes the sentence more specific. Without them, the sentence is more general and context decides whether it means the dryer, this dryer, or simply a dryer.

In standard Hindi, yes, when you want a full present-tense sentence like X is Y.

So:

• ड्रायर नया है। = correct standard sentence

In very casual speech, people may sometimes drop है, especially in conversation, but learners should use it.

So it is best to learn:

• यह नया है।
• कमरा बड़ा है।
• ड्रायर नया है।

That will sound natural and grammatically complete.