Tito Raimi (Critical Care Nursing)

The thought was very painful for the poet. She looked at her mother and felt a big fear. The fear of losing her mother is very strong. So, to stop this sad feeling, she looked outside the car. She saw young trees and happy children. This is life and energy. It is the opposite of her sad thought about her mother. It was a way to escape the pain for just a moment.

You can ask this in a few ways in Hindi. The direct translation is, 'Aapka pasandeeda khana kya hai?'.

Here 'pasandeeda' means favourite and 'khana' is food. We use 'Aapka' to show respect, like for an elder. For a friend, you can use 'Tumhara' instead. So it becomes 'Tumhara pasandeeda khana kya hai?'.

Another common way to ask is 'Aapko khane mein sabse zyada kya pasand hai?'. This also means 'What do you like most to eat?'. Both are correct and people will understand you easily.