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Expressing that something captures one's attention.
문화적 배경
In North India, people often use 'kaafi' instead of 'bahut' to sound more sophisticated. In corporate settings, this phrase is a standard way to show you are listening during Zoom calls. The word 'dilchasp' is shared with Urdu, making it a bridge word between Hindi and Urdu speakers.
Tone matters
Your tone determines if you sound interested or sarcastic.
Follow up
Always follow this phrase with a question to show you really care.
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Expressing that something captures one's attention.
Tone matters
Your tone determines if you sound interested or sarcastic.
Follow up
Always follow this phrase with a question to show you really care.
Social harmony
Indians value active listening; this phrase is a perfect tool for that.
셀프 테스트
Complete the sentence.
यह _____ दिलचस्प है।
'Bahut' is the correct intensifier for 'dilchasp'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the best option.
The verb 'hai' matches the singular demonstrative 'yeh'.
What is the best response to 'I just learned how to bake bread'?
Choose the response.
It acknowledges the speaker's achievement.
When should you NOT use this phrase?
Select the scenario.
It is insensitive to use in a sad context.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제यह _____ दिलचस्प है।
'Bahut' is the correct intensifier for 'dilchasp'.
Choose the best option.
The verb 'hai' matches the singular demonstrative 'yeh'.
Choose the response.
It acknowledges the speaker's achievement.
Select the scenario.
It is insensitive to use in a sad context.
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자주 묻는 질문
8 질문Yes, 'Woh bahut dilchasp insaan hai' (He/She is a very interesting person).
It is neutral. It fits almost anywhere.
Yes, but 'bahut' adds the necessary emphasis.
No, 'dilchasp' is gender-neutral.
Then don't use it! Use 'Yeh thoda alag hai' (This is a bit different).
Yes, it's very common in WhatsApp chats.
Yes, 'Yeh film bahut dilchasp hai.'
Extremely common. You will hear it daily.
관련 표현
रोचक है
synonymIt is interesting
और बताइए
builds onTell me more
सच में?
similarReally?
