Questions & Answers about बहन दुकान से दवा ले रही है।
A natural breakdown is:
- बहन = sister
- दुकान से = from the shop
- दवा = medicine
- ले रही है = is taking / getting
So the sentence follows a common Hindi pattern:
- Subject + source/location phrase + object + verb
Hindi usually puts the main verb at the end.
से is a very common postposition in Hindi. Here it means from.
So:
- दुकान = shop
- दुकान से = from the shop
This shows the source of the medicine. The idea is that the sister is obtaining the medicine from the shop.
This is different from:
- दुकान में = in the shop
- दुकान पर = at the shop
So से is used because the shop is the place she is getting the medicine from, not just where she is standing.
Hindi uses postpositions, not prepositions.
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