i was just wondering because i live in the US and i clicked on india and i just started to ask questions. if u guyz do, i would like asking questions to people that live in india....
I'm thinking somewhere not too expensive where I can rent an apartment and enjoy some good food and explore the culture and the festivals. And how much do you think this will cost? I'm not ...
I've noticed in many indian bollywood style movies they say..
G or Ji? not sure how its spelled...
Like:
Hello Ji..Good bye Ji...mama ji...
what does that mean?
If I remember right, it's like a term or respect, like us using sir, ma'am, miss, mr., etc.
s b
Ji is right spelled. It is to pay respect to someone. You can say it is equivalent to words Sir or Mr. or Ms. It can be used as a suffix to any word from a person to Almighty.
vakayil k
The woird "Ji" is added as a mark of respect.
Leo H
ji, for showing some respect for the person, whom they r talking.
rocky b
i never heard ji after hello or goodbye in routine talk.ji is usually added after a persons name to give him regards.
aastha s
ji after mummy gives respect to mummy . so on..... hello ji mean very good hello....
ha
sb got it.
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Its part of the culture to respect elders,In Hindi usually they end sentences with "ji" ,if youngsters talking to elders out of respect and also subordinates when talking to their boss or higher rank,if peers you seldom hear that word.
asimbora
In south India Hindi is second language so you wont hear them saying "ji" unless they speak in Hindi
Soup J
I have no idea...i think it makes the users words more positive...
Son of Mephisto
Respek for being "G."
?
Ji after some one's name is similar to "san" used in japanese. Sign of respect, Can be used for a male or a female
asimboral
Not all Indians say like this .This is the culture of North Indian people
In south of India people never speak like this .In Eastern part also people never speak" JI "
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