Meaning
To be deceived or persuaded by someone's speech.
Cultural Background
In rural areas, this is often used to warn against 'thugs' or traveling con-artists. Used to describe colleagues who are overly influenced by office politics.
Context is Key
Always specify whose words you are talking about using 'ki' or 'unki'.
Meaning
To be deceived or persuaded by someone's speech.
Context is Key
Always specify whose words you are talking about using 'ki' or 'unki'.
Test Yourself
Choose the correct sentence.
Which sentence warns someone correctly?
This is the correct imperative form for a warning.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesWhich sentence warns someone correctly?
This is the correct imperative form for a warning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it's a common way to describe being fooled.
Related Phrases
झांसे में आना
synonymTo fall for a trap
बात मानना
contrastTo obey/listen
