15초 만에
- Use it to compare ride-sharing prices.
- Perfect for saving money while traveling.
- Simple A2 level grammar for daily use.
뜻
This is a simple way to say that using the Ola ride-sharing app is more affordable than other options. It's your go-to phrase when comparing prices for a taxi or an auto-rickshaw in India.
주요 예문
3 / 6Comparing apps with a friend
Dekho, Ola zyada sasta hai.
Look, Ola is cheaper.
Explaining transport choice to a colleague
Main Ola se aaonga kyunki Ola zyada sasta hai.
I will come by Ola because Ola is cheaper.
Negotiating with a local rickshaw driver
Nahi bhaiya, Ola zyada sasta hai.
No brother, Ola is cheaper.
문화적 배경
The 'Ola vs Uber' debate is a staple of urban conversation. People often have strong loyalties based on which app's UI they prefer or which one has fewer cancellations in their specific neighborhood. Even with fixed-price apps, the 'haggling' spirit remains. Showing an app price to a local rickshaw driver is the modern way of 'bargaining' without saying a word. Ola often becomes 'cheaper' because of 'Ola Money' or credit card tie-ups. In India, 'sasta' often includes the 'cashback' you get later. For many women in India, 'sasta' is secondary to 'surakshit' (safe). However, the phrase is still used when comparing two equally safe app options.
The Surge Factor
Always add 'abhi' (now) to the phrase: 'Abhi Ola zyada sasta hai.' Prices change every minute in India!
Sasta vs. Ghatiya
Be careful! While 'sasta' means cheap, it can sometimes mean 'low quality' (ghatiya). When talking about apps, it's fine, but don't call a person's gift 'sasta'!
15초 만에
- Use it to compare ride-sharing prices.
- Perfect for saving money while traveling.
- Simple A2 level grammar for daily use.
What It Means
This phrase is a direct comparison. You are saying that Ola (the famous Indian ride-hailing service) costs less money. The word zyada means 'more' or 'extra'. The word sasta means 'cheap' or 'affordable'. When you put them together, you get 'cheaper'. It is a very practical sentence for daily life in Indian cities.
How To Use It
Use it when you are looking at your phone screen. You might be comparing prices between Uber and Ola. You can say it to a friend while walking. You can also say it to a local rickshaw driver. It helps justify why you aren't taking their ride. Just point to your phone and say Ola zyada sasta hai. It’s short, punchy, and gets the point across instantly.
When To Use It
You will use this most often at airports or malls. It's perfect for those moments when you're tired. If a friend suggests a private taxi, use this to save money. It works well in casual chats about budgeting. Use it when you want to sound like a savvy local. It shows you know how to find a good deal.
When NOT To Use It
Don't use this in a very high-end business meeting. It might sound a bit too focused on small savings. Avoid saying it if you are a guest and someone is paying. It might make the host feel like they are being cheap. Also, don't say it to an Ola driver to complain. They don't control the app's pricing! They might just give you a confused look or a shrug.
Cultural Background
In India, the 'price war' between Ola and Uber is legendary. Everyone has a favorite app based on their city. In some places, Ola autos are the kings of the road. Being 'price-conscious' is a national pastime in India. Comparing prices isn't seen as being 'cheap'. It is seen as being smart and 'paisa vasool' (getting your money's worth).
Common Variations
You can swap Ola for Uber easily. Try saying Uber zyada sasta hai if the roles are reversed. If something is the cheapest, say Sabse sasta. If you want to say it's expensive, swap sasta for mehenga. You can also add aaj (today) at the start. For example: Aaj Ola zyada sasta hai. This implies prices changed due to surge pricing.
사용 참고사항
This is a neutral, everyday expression. It uses the standard 'A is B' sentence structure. There are no complex conjugations to worry about, making it perfect for beginners.
The Surge Factor
Always add 'abhi' (now) to the phrase: 'Abhi Ola zyada sasta hai.' Prices change every minute in India!
Sasta vs. Ghatiya
Be careful! While 'sasta' means cheap, it can sometimes mean 'low quality' (ghatiya). When talking about apps, it's fine, but don't call a person's gift 'sasta'!
예시
6Dekho, Ola zyada sasta hai.
Look, Ola is cheaper.
A common observation when looking at two phones together.
Main Ola se aaonga kyunki Ola zyada sasta hai.
I will come by Ola because Ola is cheaper.
Using 'kyunki' (because) to give a reason.
Nahi bhaiya, Ola zyada sasta hai.
No brother, Ola is cheaper.
A polite way to decline an overpriced street ride.
Abhi check kiya, Ola zyada sasta hai.
Just checked, Ola is cheaper.
Casual update for group coordination.
Mere liye hamesha Ola zyada sasta hai!
For me, Ola is always cheaper!
Humorous take on personal budgeting.
Is raste ke liye Ola zyada sasta hai.
For this route, Ola is cheaper.
Specific comparison for a particular journey.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct word for 'more'.
उबर महँगा है, ओला _______ सस्ता है।
To say 'cheaper', we use 'zyada' (more) before 'sasta' (cheap).
Which sentence correctly compares Ola and Uber?
Select the correct translation for 'Ola is cheaper than Uber'.
The word 'se' acts as 'than' in Hindi comparisons.
Complete the dialogue between two friends.
Friend A: 'ऑटो वाला 300 रुपये माँग रहा है।' Friend B: 'मत दो! ऐप पर देखो, _______।'
In the context of an auto driver asking for too much money, the logical response is that the app is cheaper.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
Situation: You want to save money on your commute.
Saving money is directly related to something being 'sasta' (cheap).
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시각 학습 자료
Ola vs Uber Price Comparison
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제उबर महँगा है, ओला _______ सस्ता है।
To say 'cheaper', we use 'zyada' (more) before 'sasta' (cheap).
Select the correct translation for 'Ola is cheaper than Uber'.
The word 'se' acts as 'than' in Hindi comparisons.
Friend A: 'ऑटो वाला 300 रुपये माँग रहा है।' Friend B: 'मत दो! ऐप पर देखो, _______।'
In the context of an auto driver asking for too much money, the logical response is that the app is cheaper.
Situation: You want to save money on your commute.
Saving money is directly related to something being 'sasta' (cheap).
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자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Yes, many native speakers say 'Ola sasti hai' because they associate Ola with 'gaadi' (car), which is feminine. Both are understood.
It depends on the city and the time. In Bangalore, Ola is often cheaper for autos, while Uber might be cheaper for sedans.
The formal word is 'kifayati' (economical) or 'alp-muly' (low-priced), but these are rarely used in conversation.
You say 'Ola sabse sasta hai' (Ola is cheapest of all).
Yes, in the context of adjectives, it functions exactly like the '-er' suffix in English or 'more' for longer words.
Absolutely! 'Yeh shirt zyada sasta hai' (This shirt is cheaper) is a perfect sentence.
'Aur' means 'and' or 'more' in terms of quantity (e.g., more water), while 'zyada' is used for degree (e.g., more cheap).
Most major and tier-2 cities have Ola. In smaller towns, you might not use this phrase as much.
No, it's a neutral, factual word. However, calling someone's clothes 'sasta' to their face might be seen as an insult.
The opposite is 'mehenga' (expensive).
관련 표현
उबर महँगा है
contrastUber is expensive.
पैसे बचाओ
similarSave money.
किराया कितना है?
builds onHow much is the fare?
ऑटो से चलते हैं
specialized formLet's go by auto.
