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Originally posted by: alina.b

Haayyeeee I wish this were true ☺️ Tumhare mooh mein ghee shakar (For Isa: This is something we say that to signify that we hope what you say comes true. It translates to I hope you have ghee (clarified butter) and sugar in your mouth 😆 it sounds like a recipe for heart disease and diabetes but I think they say it because these are considered "rich" foods)

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Isa tathastu means let your wish be fulfilled

Thanks for ghee shakar😆

Originally posted by: Isabel

Here you go with your due course....guess why you're getting it...

Oh no!!! What did I do now? 😭

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

Name Mohit or (Mohit) means Attracted; Charming; Enchanted by beauty; Ensnarled by beauty.

Thank you, I was waiting for you dude....

As many times you've written this name...forget about Alina....his own mom might not have taken that many times....I thought it likes god's name 😛

Originally posted by: alina.b

Haayyeeee I wish this were true ☺️ Tumhare mooh mein ghee shakar (For Isa: This is something we say that to signify that we hope what you say comes true. It translates to I hope you have ghee (clarified butter) and sugar in your mouth 😆 it sounds like a recipe for heart disease and diabetes but I think they say it because these are considered "rich" foods)

Is that something you can eat or drink? I tried to imagine and my saliva got stuck in my throat and had to drink water a few times...do you eat that often? Don't get me wrong I like the smell of ghee (clarified butter)

Originally posted by: Isabel

Thank you, I was waiting for you dude....

As many times you've written this name...forget about Alina....his own mom might not have taken that many times....I thought it likes god's name 😛

It's a pretty common name here⭐️

I put this gif up so that I in the form of gif will never stop saying 'Mohit Mohit Mohit Mohit Mohit..'

Originally posted by: Isabel

Thank you, I was waiting for you dude....

As many times you've written this name...forget about Alina....his own mom might not have taken that many times....I thought it likes god's name 😛

Pati Parmeshwar 🤣

(That is a hindu saying that husband is equivalent to god, They are referring to the relationship between Shiva and Parvati) obviously I don't believe this as we are all equal 😆 but I think they meant it as giving respect which is fine as long as husband also treats his wife like a goddess lol)

Originally posted by: alina.b

Oh no!!! What did I do now? 😭

Oh no...now I've to explain why she is getting punishment 😉

For eating like Shravan....placing the spoon in rest...no finger-licking business....or the COVID comes with all the claws

Originally posted by: Isabel

Is that something you can eat or drink? I tried to imagine and my saliva got stuck in my throat and had to drink water a few times...do you eat that often? Don't get me wrong I like the smell of ghee (clarified butter)

Omggg Isaaa you're too funny! I'm not sure...I've never had ghee and sugar together. I used to eat spoonfuls of ghee when I was a kid 😆 I used to love it

Originally posted by: Isabel

Is that something you can eat or drink? I tried to imagine and my saliva got stuck in my throat and had to drink water a few times...do you eat that often? Don't get me wrong I like the smell of ghee (clarified butter)

You'll have to eat it. No, we don't eat it. It's just a phrase which implies let there be something sweet (not necessarily ghee and sugar) in your mouth as sweet implies goodness.

I too love the smell of ghee.

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

It's a pretty common name here⭐️

I put this gif up so that I in the form of gif will never stop saying 'Mohit Mohit Mohit Mohit Mohit..'

I was scratching my head to figure out how to delete your post or edit at least...have to get some help from hacker dude...