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she began, but someone else interrupted. “She meant anday (eggs), not danday (rods),” Raf said while taking a bite. Saraya nodded, then froze when she realized who had corrected her. “You know Hindi?” she asked, eyes wide. Raf, now sipping water, set his glass down. “Yeah, RB knows over twenty-five languages,” Vidhant said before Raf could speak. “He’s fluent in Hindi — more than me. He could teach you like a pro.”

She squinted her brows answering,"pizzas?" I denied and Tariq spoke,"come on Zee how can you forget your fave food?" Zeenat Akka asked still unsure, "which one?" Tariq rolled his eyes which made him look cuter and spoke,"Hydrabadi biryani!" "Oh!" Zeenat Akka just whispered. "Oh?" Tariq and I both asked at the same time. "Yeah things change with time," she said looking at both of us. I smiled saying, "its fine now tell me which is your fave food i will make that."

So I couldn’t hurt him either. “Both are same…but…it sounds a bit funny…I mean when you say it,” I could see this forming in front of me, but before I could give it out, the girl next to Maina, scooped in: “Bhaiti, first of all, you tell me, who’s better? Bobby Deol or Shahrukh Khan?”

She then asked, “what languages are you fluent in?” “Bengali (the official language of the state of West Bengal and Bangladesh), Marathi (Official language of the state of Maharashtra where Pune is located), Hindi (Most people in the Northern part of India can speak in this language. It is one of the 22 official languages of India) and English” “Good for us. Your English is good, very good actually.” “Thank you.” She replied shyly. “First time someone has given me a genuine compliment on something I do. Otherwise, it is only about my body.”

And she always pronounces it wrongly. "I know, my lady love. and its bholi bhali.....next time don't even try to say it as it produces another meaning if you pronounce it in your way." I told her. (Bholi bhali= naive girl) She pouted. "Okay! But it's fun. Imma learns more new Hindi words. And teach me some abusive words in Hindi, I want to experiment on some assholes around." She asked, smiling. I widened my eyes, I surely knew to whom and shook my head. Crazy girl.

Siya r sorir ta valo nei. (And Namita Di pack Rudra’s lunch and go with them please. Siya isn’t fine.) ‘Arreh Jiya Boudi konobepar na. Ami jachi Siya Boudi oo Siya Boudi ap jaye hum ati hain.’ (Jiya Boudi it’s fine. I am going, Siya Boudi you go I am coming after you.) Siya laughed hearing her broken Hindi. ‘Namita Di ami Bangla ta valoi bujhi.’ (Namita Di, I understand Bengali well.)

Then once again he started talking in Hindi "And I-I a-also wants to know how H-Hindi is m-my because you know w-we mostly l-local language here s-speak." While speaking in Hindi, his words were not expressed with a single line, but the words of his line were moved back and forth. Rohit raised his hands and showed him a thumbs-up, giving him fake praise "Amazing, you're pretty good uncle." He proudly puffed his chest "I know that Hindi my is good v-very, it is Kevin's mother who s-speak m-my that me Hindi is b-bad very." Sohu and Jenny kept giggling, both found Kevin's father's Hindi very interesting and funny, whenever he used to talk like this, they used to laugh a lot holding their stomac

That went well I guess and I was glad that I was able to get it all out without breaking down in front of him. Synonyms: Beta (Hindi) - Dear Nahi (Hindi) - No

“Mum, stop crying and tell me what happened to bhaiya(big brother in hindi)” “Arey, Chup karo, kuch nahin hua hai tere bhaiya ko, khush khabri hai per tumhari ma aur dadi dono hi till ka pahad bana rahi hain (arey stop crying, nothing happened to your big brother. It's actually a good news but your mum and grandma is making issue out of nothing.).” Her dad took the phone from her mum and continued. He was sounded very calm and in fact kind of happy, which made Sidha really relieved.

,I beamed. I felt so happy and kissed him on his cheek. "Love you soo much Krish " "God you are making me crazy woman " ******** (Note: Di means sister in Hindi language Bhai means Brother)