Modish Or Modern?

So far as I understand, both mean the same. So is there a catch somewhere here that we are supposed to decipher??? :unsure: :dry: :blink:

So far as I understand, both mean the same. So is there a catch somewhere here that we are supposed to decipher??? :unsure: :dry: :blink:

Yes.. Me too.. looking for Same answers as Kalyani

So far as I understand, both mean the same. So is there a catch somewhere here that we are supposed to decipher??? :unsure: :dry: :blink:

Yes.. Me too.. looking for Same answers as Kalyani

You better tie up your shoelaces and get ready! Because Chinmoy has the habit of creating new mysteries every now and then that you are supposed to tax your brains!! :laugh: :laugh:

So far as I understand, both mean the same. So is there a catch somewhere here that we are supposed to decipher??? :unsure: :dry: :blink:

Yes.. Me too.. looking for Same answers as Kalyani

You better tie up your shoelaces and get ready! Because Chinmoy has the habit of creating new mysteries every now and then that you are supposed to tax your brains!! :laugh: :laugh:

Ha haa.. I am pretty new to this Forum.. Everything is a suprize for me....

Modern is in mind for the sake of advancement while modish is for showoff.

@chinmoy..why don't you explain it clearly to us...what's in your mind. Enlight our ideal brains with some knowledge. :P :)

@chinmoy..why don't you explain it clearly to us...what's in your mind. Enlight our ideal brains with some knowledge. :P :)

That is his intention, I guess, to make our brains work hard!!! :laugh:

@chinmoy..why don't you explain it clearly to us...what's in your mind. Enlight our ideal brains with some knowledge. :P :)

That is his intention, I guess, to make our brains work hard!!! :laugh:

No hard work! If you make sentences with both,the difference would be obvious. For example if you write 'a person with a modern outlook' then replace 'modern' with 'modish',he would be outright offended!
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