Chilgothe???? - Page 2

Originally posted by: KK0101

well i dont live in India either but we all understand Hindi and watch indian movies and drams.
My point was that this word has been used in Hindi movies several time.

oh..but i've still never heard it

i am not quite sure but it is just a slang , it means the peeled of skin of any fruit (that is what i think), my hindi is not very good

i will have to look a Hindi dictionary if this word is there😆😆

its pine nut tho i dont see the resemblance to kisna

oh i think i learned sumthing today 😉

Originally posted by: shriman

I'm Indian too... but I have never even heard of this word and I have even studied Hindi.... I can hypothesize that this word is from North India... something from the area of Delhi and Punjab

nope...not from Punjab for sure cuz even i dun know what it means😆

wow wat a cute word i think now i will start using it too 😆

Originally posted by: Adorable_Ankita

wow wat a cute word i think now i will start using it too 😆

same here anks i will start using it too 😆 hehe nice word

haha i use that word for my brother 😆 it means like a nut....and i call my brother a nutcase 😆 so sumtimes i use chilgothe...LOLLLL...itz a funny word 😆 😆

Originally posted by: MainEkHasina

hey im indian wow ulean something new about urself everyday 😆 😆 😆

LOLLLL ur benegalli and u didnt noe u were indian 😆

have u been to bengal?...u prolly lived in USA most ur life thas y u didnt noe....

jus like nandini use to called karan mouchara pipa... n karan used to reply back as nakchari bandarya...

Good way of teasing each ozer...