Okay, all right | accha |
Really?! | sach mein |
Awesome! / Great! | vaah / vaah vaah |
Well done! / Proud of you! | shabaash |
Okay (filler word) | theek hai theek hai / badhiya |
Really? | hain |
Okay then (wrap up conversation) | accha chalo theek hai |
Listen | suno |
Tell me | haan bolo |
Then / Okay / What else? | aur phir |
The case of Accha
Accha literally translates to ‘good’. However, it is also a multipurpose word used in informal speech to express different reactions/emotions and also as a filler word. It is heavily used in spoken Hindi. For identifying the meaning of accha in a certain context, pay attention to its intonation.
Arrey
Another frequently used expression in spoken Hindi.
Jee
Suffix used to show respect/polite form of address. Example- Namaste Maya jee, Haan jee (Yes)
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