意味
Expressing agreement or willingness to do something, often enthusiastically.
文化的背景
In North India, this phrase is used extensively in urban centers like Delhi and Lucknow to show a modern, friendly attitude. While Hindi is not the primary language, this phrase is understood in cosmopolitan cities like Bangalore and Hyderabad due to the influence of Hindi media.
Smile while saying it
The phrase is inherently positive. Smiling makes it sound more genuine.
Don't over-use
Using it for everything can make you sound like you have no boundaries.
意味
Expressing agreement or willingness to do something, often enthusiastically.
Smile while saying it
The phrase is inherently positive. Smiling makes it sound more genuine.
Don't over-use
Using it for everything can make you sound like you have no boundaries.
Combine with 'जी'
Add 'जी' at the start to sound polite to elders.
自分をテスト
Complete the phrase.
क्या तुम चलोगे? ज़रूर, _____ _____?
The standard phrase is 'क्यों नहीं'.
Which is the most natural response?
Someone asks: 'Can you help me?'
This is the most positive and helpful response.
Finish the conversation.
A: 'क्या हम कल मिलें?' B: '_____ _____!'
It's the correct way to accept an invitation.
Match the English to the Hindi.
Sure, why not?
Direct translation.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題क्या तुम चलोगे? ज़रूर, _____ _____?
The standard phrase is 'क्यों नहीं'.
Someone asks: 'Can you help me?'
This is the most positive and helpful response.
A: 'क्या हम कल मिलें?' B: '_____ _____!'
It's the correct way to accept an invitation.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Direct translation.
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よくある質問
8 問It depends on the relationship. If you are close, it is fine. If not, use 'जी, बिल्कुल'.
Yes, it is very common in texts and emails.
No, the phrase is gender-neutral.
No, it is standard, conversational Hindi.
No, that would be confusing and sarcastic.
Add 'जी' at the beginning.
Yes, it is widely understood.
It sounds a bit more casual and slightly less enthusiastic.
関連フレーズ
बिल्कुल
synonymAbsolutely
हाँ, ज़रूर
similarYes, sure
क्यों नहीं
builds onWhy not
