Reply to "Hindi words used for everyday objects/things in the home etc"

LynnSenior Member

@Mitwah posted:
I understood it to emphasize comparative; but I could be wrong.
Dheere - Slow, Dheere Dheere - Slower or more slowly
Chupke - Quiet, Chupke Chupke - Quiter or more quietly.

Makes sense..the emphasis..like how we say ‘true true’ or ‘dry dry’..

another 1 is chori chori ..wht does that mean ?(like the song ‘chori chori koi aaye”..) is it small/little??

2/22/2211:56 AM

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