Questions & Answers about अगर मौसम अच्छा नहीं होगा, तो हम घर में रहेंगे।
अगर means if, and तो means then.
Together, they mark a condition-result pattern:
- अगर = introduces the condition
- तो = introduces the result
So the structure is:
- अगर X, तो Y
- If X, then Y
In Hindi, तो is very common in this pattern, but it is sometimes omitted in everyday speech if the meaning is already clear.
This is a very common difference from English.
In English, we usually say:
- If the weather is not good, we will stay home.
Even though the meaning is about the future, English uses the present tense after if.
Hindi often does not follow that pattern. For a real future condition, Hindi commonly uses the future in both clauses:
- अगर मौसम अच्छा नहीं होगा, तो हम घर में रहेंगे।
So this is normal Hindi structure for a future situation.
In Hindi, नहीं usually comes before the verb or verb phrase that it negates.
Here:
- = will be good