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Yes, there are regional variations in how 搭讪 (dāshēn) is used. In northern China, the phrase 搭讪 (dāshēn) is often used to mean "strike up a conversation" with someone, while in southern China, the phrase 打招呼 (dǎ zhāohu) is more commonly used for the same purpose. In some parts of China, the phrase 搭讪 (dāshēn) may also be used to mean "flirt" or "hit on someone".
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