"तुम मोटे हो।"

Translation: You are fat.

[AJ72T]

... and you are very rude, Sir!

[AnUnicorn]

Nuh uh, they used the kind-of-polite तुम form!

[ExSquaredOver2]

AnUnicorn have a lingot

[Rolando_Cueva]

Or maybe they used the impolite plural

[vinaysaini]

You already have a good understanding of the language, Sir :)

[ElijahDAF]

Damn son, a 1000+ days streak

[AmitChaudh71061]

What are you doing

[CarissaS103]

I'm going to be very popular in India with sentences like these - "You are fat," "That man is short," "Julia is old."

[Poplet1]

Haha. I thought the same. We will know how to be rude when we visit India, thanks to Duolingo.

[Aditya92]

Ouch, duolingo.

[RajaChinna]

Stop bullying me

[leonardinh1]

ढीठ मत बनो!
(Don't be rude, I think)

[AnUnicorn]

Okay, okay.

आप मोटा/मोटी है।, better?

[Meghan1991]

I think it should be आप मोटे/मोटी हैं since आप is grammatically plural.

[leonardinh1]

हहहहह हां! वह बेहतर है

[Sam362597]

तुम असभ्य हो

[AdvaithCha2]

duolingo starting to get mean

[AnScathMarcach]

R00d

[AditiSivad]

Nope... They used तूम. It isn't rude if you add that...

[Manoji9]

yes .. and you are rather judgemental.

[MariyaNazi2]

Hassan.Friend.Khan

[angbagongquezon]

:(

[al_rafizii_313]

:(

[Gita-ji]

Richard Burton's comment to Liz Taylor when meeting her on the film set of Cleopatra.
It was the start of a great romance, followed by marriage.

[AnUnicorn]

At least 3 marriages, I thought...

[Gamergirl80769]

I wish i am good at hindi soon

[ph.oNGA2H]

That is not nice!

[al_rafizii_313]

No bully pls

[TayvenS]

:(

[TimMuller1]

Are there any native speakers here? Would this be as rude in Hindi as it is in English?

[DanaElkenT]

This is fat-shaming. Raj was shamed, too. I prefer to not call people by that. We could have sentences that read "Raj is not fat, which would be preferable.