SHABDKOSH

1. Ek khasse mai jyada sabji liya karo. “Took more vegitable in one bite”. Is it correct?
2. Bottle dhakkan se band kar do. “Lid the bottle” or cover the bottle. Which is correct? Pl. tell me.
3. T.V. mai serial aane vala hai. “Serial is about to come on T.V.” Is it correct?
4. Usako khana khila do. “Feed food to him/her”
5. Usako pani pila do.

2. Cap the Bottle
3. Correct
4. Feed him/her.
5. Give him a water.

1. Take more vegetable*
Rest answers are given by Lav, except 5.
“a water “??? make it “water”.

@susenj
I am little confuse in sentence 5. Pl. help and do clear.
I think “pani pilana” & “pani dena”, these are two different thing. According to @Lav, usako pani de do. Is it right?

yes, i too, don’t feel it good. But saying the below sentence will not be good as well.
“Make him/her take water.”
Let some other member try it.

@susenj
I am making the sentence for a baby who is only 3 Year’s old and can not drink herself that is why I am saying to other person regarding it in this sentence because that guy is responsible for do this.

“Give him/her some water (to drink)” is good enough for that purpose, and is commonly used.

Or, you can also use “Feed him/her some water”.

@pi
I think “feed him/her some water” is better way to say in this context. Thank you very much.

I thought “feeding” to be okay, but I didn’t know if it could be used for water/liquids as well.

Yes. Totally. You might have heard doctors use the word “feeding” for feeding milk to babies (by their mothers) all the time - Liquid! Same goes for water and it’s in common use as far as I know.