Questions & Answers about शाम को मैं आपके साथ बाज़ार जाऊँगी।
In this sentence, को marks the time when something happens.
So शाम को means in the evening / this evening.
This use of को is very common with time expressions in Hindi, for example:
- सोमवार को = on Monday
- रात को = at night
- शाम को = in the evening
It is not the object marker here. It is just part of the time expression.
Hindi normally puts the main verb at the end of the clause.
A natural breakdown of the sentence is:
- शाम को = time
- मैं = subject
- आपके साथ = with you
- बाज़ार = destination
- जाऊँगी = will go
So the overall pattern is very typical Hindi word order: time + subject + other information + verb
English usually places the verb earlier, but Hindi strongly prefers it at the end.
It means with you.
More literally:
- आप = you, polite/respectful
- के साथ = with
So: