Meaning
An informal, often rude, command to someone to leave immediately.
Cultural Background
This phrase is very common in Delhi and Punjab, where direct speech is common. It is a staple in 'angry young man' movie tropes.
Use with caution
This phrase can start a fight. Only use it if you are prepared for the consequences.
Meaning
An informal, often rude, command to someone to leave immediately.
Use with caution
This phrase can start a fight. Only use it if you are prepared for the consequences.
Test Yourself
Which situation is appropriate for 'chal nikal'?
A) Talking to your boss. B) An angry argument with a friend. C) Ordering food.
It is slang used in conflict.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesA) Talking to your boss. B) An angry argument with a friend. C) Ordering food.
It is slang used in conflict.
🎉 Score: /1
Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsOnly if you are joking or really angry. Otherwise, it's rude.
Related Phrases
दफा हो जा
synonymGet lost
निकल यहाँ से
similarGet out of here
