意味
Expressing excitement or approval about something positive.
文化的背景
In Kolkata, 'Darun' is often used as a prefix for almost anything good. You might hear 'Darun bhalo' (Great good) or 'Darun dekhte' (Great looking). It's a staple of the urban middle-class vocabulary. While 'Darun' is common, younger people in Dhaka might prefer 'Joss' or 'Osthir' for the same feeling. However, in professional or family settings, 'Darun byapar' remains the standard polite-yet-excited response. In the UK or USA, second-generation Bengalis often use 'Darun' as one of the few Bengali adjectives they retain, frequently mixing it with English: 'That's a darun byapar, man!' In formal literature (Sadhubhasha), you wouldn't see this. You'd see 'মহৎ ব্যাপার' (Mohot byapar) or 'বিস্ময়কর ঘটনা' (Bishmoykor ghotona). 'Darun' is a hallmark of the shift to Chalitbhasha (standard colloquial).
The 'To' Add-on
Add 'to' (তো) at the end—'Darun byapar to!'—to sound like a native. It adds a layer of 'Wow, I didn't expect that!' to your reaction.
Watch Your Face
Bengali is an expressive language. If you say 'Darun byapar' with a flat face, it might sound sarcastic. Smile!
意味
Expressing excitement or approval about something positive.
The 'To' Add-on
Add 'to' (তো) at the end—'Darun byapar to!'—to sound like a native. It adds a layer of 'Wow, I didn't expect that!' to your reaction.
Watch Your Face
Bengali is an expressive language. If you say 'Darun byapar' with a flat face, it might sound sarcastic. Smile!
Adda Etiquette
In a group conversation, wait for the speaker to finish their 'big reveal' before dropping the 'Darun byapar!' for maximum impact.
自分をテスト
Choose the best reaction to this news: 'আমি লটারিতে এক লাখ টাকা জিতেছি!' (I won 1 lakh taka in the lottery!)
Reaction:
Winning the lottery is very good news, so 'Darun byapar!' is the most appropriate enthusiastic response.
Complete the sentence to show excitement.
তুমি নতুন বাড়ি কিনেছ? এটা তো ______ ব্যাপার!
Buying a new house is a major achievement, so 'Darun' fits perfectly.
Complete the dialogue between two friends.
A: দোস্ত, আমি কাল থেকে ছুটিতে যাচ্ছি। B: ______! কোথায় যাচ্ছিস?
Going on holiday is positive news, requiring an enthusiastic response.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Situation: Your sister just told you she got an A+ in her final exam.
An A+ is a great achievement, making 'Darun byapar!' the correct choice.
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4 問題Reaction:
Winning the lottery is very good news, so 'Darun byapar!' is the most appropriate enthusiastic response.
তুমি নতুন বাড়ি কিনেছ? এটা তো ______ ব্যাপার!
Buying a new house is a major achievement, so 'Darun' fits perfectly.
A: দোস্ত, আমি কাল থেকে ছুটিতে যাচ্ছি। B: ______! কোথায় যাচ্ছিস?
Going on holiday is positive news, requiring an enthusiastic response.
Situation: Your sister just told you she got an A+ in her final exam.
An A+ is a great achievement, making 'Darun byapar!' the correct choice.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Yes! You can say 'খাবারটা দারুণ' (The food is great). However, 'Darun byapar' is usually for situations, not the food itself.
It's a bit informal. If you have a friendly relationship, it's fine. Otherwise, use 'চমৎকার' (Chomotkar).
In this phrase, yes. But it can also mean 'business' or 'incident' in other contexts.
'Bhalo' is 'Good'. 'Darun' is 'Great/Awesome'. Use 'Darun' when you want to show more energy.
No, it is a standard dictionary word, but it is very common in colloquial speech.
You can say 'ওকে দারুণ লাগছে' (He/She looks great). But 'Darun byapar' would sound like you're reacting to a situation involving them, not their looks.
Most people write it as 'Darun byapar' or 'Darun bepar'.
No, exclamations don't have plural forms in Bengali.
Only sarcastically. If someone breaks your phone, you could say 'Darun byapar!' to mean 'Oh, great, just what I needed!'
Usually 'হ্যাঁ' (Yes) or 'ধন্যবাদ' (Thank you) if the news was about the listener.
関連フレーズ
দারুণ খবর
similarGreat news
ফাটাফাটি
synonymMind-blowing / Awesome
চমৎকার
similarWonderful
বাজে ব্যাপার
contrastA bad thing / A shame
সেই ব্যাপার
specialized formThat's the stuff! / Exactly!
