Questions & Answers about बहन अस्पताल से घर आ रही है; वह डॉक्टर है।
Hindi often leaves things like my, the, or a/an unstated when the context makes them clear.
So बहन literally means sister, but depending on context it could mean:
- my sister
- the sister
- a sister
- sometimes even one’s sister
In real conversation, Hindi frequently relies on context more than English does. If the speaker wanted to be very explicit, they could say मेरी बहन for my sister.
Here से means from.
So:
- अस्पताल = hospital
- अस्पताल से = from the hospital
This is very common in Hindi. English uses prepositions before a noun, but Hindi usually uses postpositions, which come after the noun.
Examples:
- घर से = from home
- स्कूल से = from school
- दिल्ली से = from Delhi