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Yes, 真的吗？ (zhēn de ma) is commonly used in casual conversation in Chinese. It is used to express surprise or disbelief, similar to the English phrase "Really? Is it true?" The word 真的 (zhēn de) means "really" or "truly", and 吗 (ma) is a question particle that turns a statement into a question.
For example, if someone tells you that they won the lottery, you might respond with 真的吗？ (zhēn de ma?) to express your surprise and confirm if it is true.
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A possible response could simply be:
真的。 (Zhēn de.) It's true.
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