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Gracella

@TrustYourSelf

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+ 3

Posted: 17 years ago

HEy friends,

Amber keeps calling Dhara 'D' sometimes...

Does she mean D...as in D for Dhara?? or

D...as in Di ( short for sister in HIndi)

What do u think??

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Gracella

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MonaS

@MasterKatara18

Dazzler

Posted: 17 years ago

I think she calls her for both...
Though its is kinda of confusing that who is elder...But it also short for Dhara...I guess...

~Mona 😛

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jhumi

@shijhu

Inactive

Posted: 17 years ago

as they have been delivered thru c section n they r conjoined so noones elder so amber calls her d for dhara cuz if she called her di it wud have been dh hindi alphabet for dawat but sh ecalld her d ...d for dog english alphabet 😃 hey gracella r u satisfied by my clarification 😆

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liquidice

@liquidice

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Posted: 17 years ago

yeah i was wondering too why she was calling her 'Di' cause shes not older or anything 😕
but now it makes sense that shes calling her 'D' short for dhara 😛

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saira

@ajab

Explorer

Posted: 17 years ago

u know these days thers a trend of making a nick with initials of one's name so same is the case here as d is initial of dhara n thats the nick name 😃

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Daisy

@delo

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+ 5

Posted: 17 years ago

She dosent call her DI as in DIDI
She calls her D as her name is Dhara
Now Dhara cant be older...as they are conjoined twins...

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Roshni

@:.Roshni.:

Dazzler

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Posted: 17 years ago

i dont thinks he calls her dii cause both were born together she calls her d as in for dhara i suppose 😛

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roshni
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193980

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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: mona18
I think she calls her for both...
Though its is kinda of confusing that who is elder...But it also short for Dhara...I guess...

~Mona 😛

There is no older and younger here because first it was a C-section and second conjoined. So both are of same age.

So D is for Dhara.