Questions & Answers about वह आदमी किताब पढ़ता है।
Here, वह means that.
In Hindi, वह can mean either:
- he / she
- that
Because it is followed by the noun आदमी (man), it works as a demonstrative: that man.
So:
- वह आदमी = that man
If the noun were not there, वह could mean he or she, depending on context.
Not naturally, no.
Because आदमी is explicitly present, the phrase means that man or sometimes the man, not just he.
So this sentence is understood as:
- वह आदमी = that man
- not simply he
If you wanted He reads a book, you would normally say:
- वह किताब पढ़ता है।
Hindi usually follows Subject-Object-Verb order, while English usually follows Subject-Verb-Object.
So the sentence is arranged like this:
- वह आदमी = subject