Questions & Answers about औरत बस से ऑफिस जाती है।
The basic structure is:
Subject + phrase(s) + verb
So here:
- औरत = woman
- बस से = by bus
- ऑफिस = office
- जाती है = goes
A very literal breakdown is:
woman + by bus + office + goes
Hindi usually puts the main verb near the end, unlike English.
से is a very common Hindi postposition. In this sentence, it means by and shows the means of travel.
So:
- बस = bus
- बस से = by bus
This is the normal way to say how someone travels:
- कार से = by car
- ट्रेन se = by train
- पैदल = on foot (this one usually does not use से)
A native English speaker often expects a preposition before the noun, but Hindi uses a postposition, so it comes after the noun: बस से, not से बस.
With many motion verbs in Hindi, the destination often appears without a separate word meaning to.