Yes. This is a completely valid sentence in Hindi because the language does not necessarily need a subject.
Is the Hindi used as an imperative meaning "Have fun." or "Enjoy yourself."?
If so, you can ask to have the 2 linked together and any advanced contributor can link them for you.
This would also mean that perhaps these can also be linked.
[#21267] Have fun. (CK) *audio*
[#21274] Enjoy yourself! (Nero) *audio*
[#21269] Have a good time. (CK) *audio*
No the literal conversion would be "Enjoy do".............this is just a verb.......with no subject.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #3539007
added by nurendra, October 5, 2014
linked by shashank19gaurav, February 26, 2015
edited by sabretou, March 10, 2015
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