Gullable - Page 2

Originally posted by: Shona321

Now that Gau g wrote about Ajaz...
Why tanisha needs to proove that it's meaning is wrong...?

According to gauhar & dictionary it means "someone who can be easily persuaded to believe something (sadaa mijaz)"

According to Tanisha g it means "bewakoof"

🤪RIP English🤪

Lagta hai school me teachers ko b btaya hoga baar baar

Originally posted by: adithya_sid

Wow wow wow...it also means that a person easily fooled or cheated ( hindi means bewakoof)

according to wiki means Gullibility is a failure of social intelligence in which a person is easily tricked or manipulated into an ill-advised course of action

ab batao kaun sahi hein

Originally posted by: Shona321

Now that Gau g wrote about Ajaz...
Why tanisha needs to proove that it's meaning is wrong...?

According to gauhar & dictionary it means "someone who can be easily persuaded to believe something (sadaa mijaz)"

According to Tanisha g it means "bewakoof"

🤪RIP English🤪

Because that's what Tanisha does. She tries to poison everyone's mind against Gauhar.

Originally posted by: Shona321

so? there is a difference between "fool by nature" or "victimized to be a fool"
Please accept the fact that Tanisha is always gussoing in every Gauhar's matter...

DOORMAT😡

There was no need for her to explain the meaning to Ajaz. There are clearly different interpretations to what it means and whoever wrote it knows why s/he wrote it and what they meant by it so let them explain it.

Originally posted by: Shona321

Now that Gau g wrote about Ajaz...
Why tanisha needs to proove that it's meaning is wrong...?

According to gauhar & dictionary it means "someone who can be easily persuaded to believe something (sadaa mijaz)"

According to Tanisha g it means "bewakoof"

🤪RIP English🤪

according to google meaning of

Originally posted by: Shona321

Now that Gau g wrote about Ajaz...
Why tanisha needs to proove that it's meaning is wrong...?

According to gauhar & dictionary it means "someone who can be easily persuaded to believe something (sadaa mijaz)"

According to Tanisha g it means "bewakoof"

🤪RIP English🤪

kaha se kharidi hai aisa bokwaas doctionary

Gauhar has been to English Coaching Classes 3 months course, Gauhar obviously looks fake with her English use.

BTW Tanisha is absolutely Correct, and you need to comprehend it properly @TM