| 2. | dekko | ||
|
I am not sure whence this word originates, it sounds like something the British took home from India. It means to look at and, sort of, assess/absorb something. It is widely used in Ireland and the UK 'If you bring your new work along this evening I'll take a dekko at it'
|
|||
| 1. | dekko | ||
|
Yes, its actually a word derived from Hindi (Indian language). Basically 'dekh' means to look and when you say 'dekho' its asking someone to take a look. E.g.
In Hindi Yeh ladki ko dekho- Look at this girl In English slang Give that girl a dekko |
|||
