Baaraatis # 11 *Link to Thread 12-Pg 156* - Page 109

Originally posted by: mem1

Good NIght!!!
not staying up to see the "15 = 6+9" thread????

Originally posted by: Chokri_ASR

Good night Preethi 🤗

Is this really going to be "15 = 6+9" thread????

Originally posted by: preethi.saseeda

Ya taken into consideration the first 3 threads in FF section, 11 will be done here and 12th thread will be 15th thread of Shaadi in IF

15 mins and it has not moved a page... Should I stay awake??

Originally posted by: preethi.saseeda

15 mins and it has not moved a page... Should I stay awake??

My parents only spoke to us in Gujarati at home, and had a strict No English rule at home, and they still insist on it to this day...but it's very difficult because English has just become default! But I really feel like it was the best rule - even though I can't read/write (though my parents use to make us go to lessons for that during our summer breaks in India!), speaking your own mother tongue is really important in my opinion. It's sad to me though that each younger cousin's Gujarati has deteriorated so much to the point that the youngest three can't speak at all.

I do hope that when/if I have kids, I will be able to instill this rule as well, though I have heard from many that this is very difficult. LOL if my dad read this, he would be one proud dad!

It was interesting to get all your perspectives about this!

Originally posted by: Arshi67

Where's everybody gone?

😔

Had to go interview someone...it's so bad when I start zoning out when people talk😆

Originally posted by: A_BA

Had to go interview someone...it's so bad when I start zoning out when people talk😆

Originally posted by: A_BA

My parents only spoke to us in Gujarati at home, and had a strict No English rule at home, and they still insist on it to this day...but it's very difficult because English has just become default! But I really feel like it was the best rule - even though I can't read/write (though my parents use to make us go to lessons for that during our summer breaks in India!), speaking your own mother tongue is really important in my opinion. It's sad to me though that each younger cousin's Gujarati has deteriorated so much to the point that the youngest three can't speak at all.

I do hope that when/if I have kids, I will be able to instill this rule as well, though I have heard from many that this is very difficult. LOL if my dad read this, he would be one proud dad!

It was interesting to get all your perspectives about this!