意思
A pleasant and charming facial expression.
文化背景
The phrase is deeply tied to the idea of 'Sanskriti' (culture). A person who smiles sweetly is often perceived as being well-raised and polite. Actresses like Madhuri Dixit (who is Maharashtrian) are often described in Marathi media as having the quintessential 'Goḍa Hasū'. In villages, a 'Goḍa Hasū' is a sign of a trustworthy person. It's the first thing people look for in a new acquaintance. During Makar Sankranti, the physical sweetness of 'Gul' is metaphorically transferred to one's behavior and smile.
The Eye Test
In Marathi culture, a 'God Hasu' is only real if it reaches the eyes. If you use this phrase, you are implying the person is genuinely happy.
Gender Neutrality
Don't worry about changing 'Goḍa' for men or women. It stays 'Goḍa' for everyone!
意思
A pleasant and charming facial expression.
The Eye Test
In Marathi culture, a 'God Hasu' is only real if it reaches the eyes. If you use this phrase, you are implying the person is genuinely happy.
Gender Neutrality
Don't worry about changing 'Goḍa' for men or women. It stays 'Goḍa' for everyone!
Social Media
When commenting on a Marathi friend's photo, 'Khūpach goḍa hasū!' is the most foolproof compliment you can give.
Complimenting Elders
It is very respectful to tell an elder 'Tumche hasu khup god aahe'. It makes them feel appreciated and youthful.
自我测试
Fill in the blank with the correct word.
तिच्या चेहऱ्यावर नेहमी एक ____ हसू असते.
A smile is described as 'Goḍa' (sweet), not 'Kaḍū' (bitter), 'Tikhaṭ' (spicy), or 'Āmbaṭ' (sour).
Which sentence is the most natural way to compliment a baby?
Select the correct option:
This uses the collocation correctly as a noun phrase with an adjective.
Complete the dialogue.
A: तुझा नवीन फोटो पाहिला मी. B: कसा वाटला? A: खूपच छान! विशेषतः तुझं ____.
In the context of a nice photo, 'Goḍa Hasū' is the most appropriate compliment.
Match the phrase to the situation.
When would you say 'तिचे गोड हसू मोहक आहे'?
'Mohak' means enchanting, which fits a beautiful smile.
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视觉学习工具
Types of Smiles
练习题库
4 练习तिच्या चेहऱ्यावर नेहमी एक ____ हसू असते.
A smile is described as 'Goḍa' (sweet), not 'Kaḍū' (bitter), 'Tikhaṭ' (spicy), or 'Āmbaṭ' (sour).
Select the correct option:
This uses the collocation correctly as a noun phrase with an adjective.
A: तुझा नवीन फोटो पाहिला मी. B: कसा वाटला? A: खूपच छान! विशेषतः तुझं ____.
In the context of a nice photo, 'Goḍa Hasū' is the most appropriate compliment.
When would you say 'तिचे गोड हसू मोहक आहे'?
'Mohak' means enchanting, which fits a beautiful smile.
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常见问题
10 个问题Yes, absolutely! It is gender-neutral and can be used for anyone with a pleasant smile.
'Hasya' is more formal/literary, while 'Hasū' is the common everyday word for a smile or laugh.
No, 'Smile' is an English word. Use 'Hasū' to sound natural.
No, it's specifically for a smile or a gentle laugh. For loud laughter, use 'Khalkhalun Hasne'.
You say: 'Tujhe hasu khup god aahe'.
It might be a bit too informal. Stick to 'Prasanna Hasya' or 'Namrata' (humility) in formal writing.
There isn't a single word, but 'Kaḍū' (bitter) or 'Kapaṭī' (cunning) hasu would be the opposite.
In Marathi, 'God' is used for anything pleasant—voice, nature, weather, and smiles.
Yes! If your dog or cat looks like they are smiling, you can definitely call it 'God Hasu'.
Yes, hundreds of Marathi songs use this phrase to describe the beauty of the protagonist.
相关表达
मंदा हास्य
similarA gentle, slight smile.
खदखदून हसणे
contrastTo laugh out loud heartily.
गालातल्या गालात हसणे
builds onSmiling to oneself/blushing.
उपरोधिक हसू
contrastA sarcastic smile.
निरागस हसू
specialized formAn innocent smile.
