Questions & Answers about हम फिल्म देखेंगे।
Because the most neutral Hindi word order is Subject–Object–Verb.
So in हम फिल्म देखेंगे:
- हम = subject
- फिल्म = object
- देखेंगे = verb
English usually uses Subject–Verb–Object: We will watch a film.
Hindi usually puts the main verb last.
In standard Hindi, हम means we/us.
In this sentence, it is the subject, so it means we.
A useful note: in some regional varieties of Hindi and related languages, हम can sometimes be used for I, but that is not the standard meaning you should assume here. In standard Hindi, this sentence is understood as we will watch a film.
देखेंगे comes from the verb देखना, which means to see / to watch.
Breakdown:
- देख- = verb stem
- -ेंगे = a future ending used here with we in the masculine/mixed-gender plural
So देखेंगे means will watch / will see for we.
This is a good example of how Hindi often builds verb forms by taking a verb stem and adding endings that show things like and .