Hehe...koi toh batao mujhe!!

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Though my hindi/ urdu is pretty much fine, but can anyone explain to me the meanings of the words Manyata used today while throwing Uday out of the room. She cursed him saying 'Meeliya', 'Truck kay beebay' lol or maybe I'm not getting the words right😆... what does the words/ akshar mean? They're tooo FUNNY!!..Can anybody enlighten me and raise the curtain of the mystery off Monya's rofl curses!!🤣

We should just dedicate a thread to Moniya's curses!!... They're sooo funny. Kudos to Priyal and her writers for writing such superb dialogues for her!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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It could be punjabi; I haven't watched/heard the scene so I can't be 100% sure what she's saying when the words are typed because phonetically its difficult to tell.
I find Manyata's language is very mixed (possibly because she traveled so much with Murari?) So it could be anything!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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haha it was soo funny.😆 I speak Punjabi but I don't think Meliya is a Punjabi word. And truck ke peepe or beebe, never heard of this one either.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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i couldnt make out what was she saying wen she was throwing uday out of the room.. but it was very funny!!!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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I was wondering what language that was as well!
It's not Punjabi, though, that I know for sure.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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hahaha "Meliya" is a Marathi word more precisely it's a bad word for males (I am from Bombay (Maharashtra) hence have heard this from a womens mouth) and it means "You dead person" 😡 "Truck ke beebe" means truck conductur or who ever if that not so significant person sitting next to truck driver. thats very rough punjabi.. I guess, although I speak punjabi but havent heard that from anyone.. but beebe means the conductor
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Honey_berries

hahaha "Meliya" is a Marathi word more precisely it's a bad word for males (I am from Bombay (Maharashtra) hence have heard this from a womens mouth) and it means "You dead person" 😡 "Truck ke beebe" means truck conductur or who ever if that not so significant person sitting next to truck driver. thats very rough punjabi.. I guess, although I speak punjabi but havent heard that from anyone.. but beebe means the conductor


really that's the meaning??


ha ha she is damn raw!!

Uday ki din ki suruwat galiyon se hogi abse...uska maan nahin bharta agar woh uss se thori galiyan na sun le!!

🤣🤣


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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: muskaan1gill

haha it was soo funny.😆 I speak Punjabi but I don't think Meliya is a Punjabi word. And truck ke peepe or beebe, never heard of this one either.

i'm quite good in punjabi but never heard of these!!😆
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: pam_angel

i'm quite good in punjabi but never heard of these!!😆


Mainu vi punjabi kaafi vadhiya aundi hai . . . . . . .
Main vi eh kade nahi suneya!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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i don't know punjabi but i found the scene hilarious...Manyata or moniya was too good in that scene, also uday's smirk after getting out is 😳

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