By I’m from India. I speak Indian. My accent is as thick as the mud in the river. My parents speak Hindi. So when I go to India, my accent is as thick as the mud in the river.
It’s true. I’ve never been to India, but I sure as hell know what I’m talking about. I’ve been to India a few times since college, and my dad always tells me to “chapise” like he’s talking to me. For some reason, I think that means “take a nap.” I have to admit, I’m also a bit of a chappie.
Well, Indian spoken Hindi is actually quite difficult to understand, but you’ll probably be able to learn enough to understand what it is saying. It’s mostly about the way words are pronounced. For example, the word “chapise” is pronounced “chapise”. The word “kapise” is pronounced “kapise”. It’s just that sometimes it’s hard to understand what they’re saying.
Its not difficult at all. In fact, there are different ways to pronounce them. To me, they sound like chaps. However, you can also say chaps, kaps, kaps, and all the other variations in between.
If you really want to understand what a hindi word is, you should try reading the word in Hindi in a book. It will give you a clear idea of what a hindi word is.
The hindi word for “chap” is kap, and the word for “kap” is kapise. The word chaps is pronounced chaps and kaps are pronounced kaps.
The word chaps is not something you ever, ever, speak in Hindi. But you can hear it in many other languages, like Tamil or Telugu, and even in some russian and polish.
Well, in Hindi, it’s not the same as in English, but it’s close enough. The word chaps comes from a Hindi word for “chap” which is a kind of an animal, like a dog or a cat. So you’d use the word chaps to be able to talk about a dog or cat.
In fact, Indian languages do have words for things like chaps, chapsa, chaps, etc which you might use interchangeably with Hindi. So if you had a word for a chaps, there would be a word for a chapsa, chaps. You can find the other two Hindi words for the above mentioned words in Hindi dictionaries and dictionaries and also in the Hindi Wikipedia.
For example, both the word chaps (and its Hindi variation chappa) is used to denote a person who is friendly, kind, and a good listener. A chapsa is used to denote a person who is an all-around good person who is good with others but also good with his own self. I personally think that a chapsa is someone who is very good at what he does.
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