Questions & Answers about पानी तरल है।
A common learner-friendly pronunciation is:
- पानी = pānī
- तरल = taral
- है = hai
So the whole sentence is roughly:
pānī taral hai
A few notes:
- पा has a long aa sound.
- नी has a long ee sound.
- In तरल, both a vowels are short.
- है is often pronounced somewhat like hai, though in careful speech it is closer to hɛ than English high.
The sentence breaks down like this:
- पानी = water
- तरल = liquid / fluid
- है = is
So the structure is:
water + liquid + is
This is a very normal Hindi pattern: subject + description + है.
Because Hindi usually places the verb at the end of the sentence.
English says:
Water is liquid.
Hindi says literally:
Water liquid is.
This is one of the most important word-order differences between English and Hindi. In simple equational/descriptive sentences, the form of to be often comes last.