Originally a hindi word used for a informal form of "let's go".
Now spread cross culturally used to mean anything from "okay", "yes", "no", "really?", "what??", "let's do it", "oh" etc.
May be used as a verbal fullstop. Can be used in most situations depending on intonation.
Will make you sound slightly fobby.
Started becoming used in a widespread manner in Australia from January 2010.
Now spread cross culturally used to mean anything from "okay", "yes", "no", "really?", "what??", "let's do it", "oh" etc.
May be used as a verbal fullstop. Can be used in most situations depending on intonation.
Will make you sound slightly fobby.
Started becoming used in a widespread manner in Australia from January 2010.
1. "Do you want to go see a movie tonight?"
"Chal!"
2. "Did you know so and so is going out with so and so?"
"Chaallll?"
3. "Chal let's do it"
"Chal!"
2. "Did you know so and so is going out with so and so?"
"Chaallll?"
3. "Chal let's do it"
by btols June 25, 2010