Questions & Answers about दस किलो बहुत ज़्यादा है।
Why is किलो used instead of किलोग्राम?
किलो is the everyday short form of किलोग्राम. In normal speech, Hindi speakers very often say एक किलो, दो किलो, दस किलो, etc. किलोग्राम is more formal or technical.
Why doesn’t किलो change in the plural?
After numbers, many measurement words in Hindi stay unchanged:
- एक किलो
- दो किलो
- दस किलो
So Hindi does not add an English-style plural ending like -s.
Does the sentence need a noun after किलो, like चावल or आलू?
Not necessarily. If the context already makes it clear what is being measured, दस किलो by itself is enough. If you want to be specific, you can add the noun, for example:
दस किलो चावल बहुत ज़्यादा है।
What exactly does ज़्यादा mean here?
ज़्यादा can mean more, extra, or too much, depending on context. In this sentence, it means something like too much or excessive.