'Raising a child is huge responsibility' - Kareena

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--Ariana--

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Posted: 11 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: BindaasReena

LMAO
Chalo atleast I got to learn more about the word "IT" thanks to you Rits 😛

u r welcome😃...i learnt it in Language class😳

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Chevi

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Posted: 11 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani
The child, whenever it comes, will be my life."

Itni beautiful sentance hain... a woman calling her future child her life. ❤️
I think Kareena will make a fantastic mom and this is a wise decision on her part to wait until she is ready. The baby is gonna be so beautiful

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Cutiepie_Rani

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Posted: 11 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: BeingChevi

Itni beautiful sentance hain... a woman calling her future child her life. ❤️
I think Kareena will make a fantastic mom and this is a wise decision on her part to wait until she is ready. The baby is gonna be so beautiful

It is indeed a beautiful sentence and for every mother out there, her child should be her life. I never discredited the sentence itself. Just didn't find the word 'it' appropriate.

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--Ariana--

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Posted: 11 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani
With no disrespect to you, Rits, I think I know my English well being born and raised in the USA.

To me calling a 'child' an 'it' is sort of wrong no matter what the English dictionary says. Something that is wrong to me, is simply wrong and does not have to be wrong to other individuals.

Firstly, USA and English has no relationship... Americans can very well spend their life without learning the grammar only with words like cool, man, f**k, like etc 🤣

Secondly, when the gender of the baby is unknown, you refer to it by "IT"... and even after they are born and very small i..e. infants, toddler or child, they can be referred using "it"

Thirdly, do u think Bebo wrote the article? She probably spoke in Hindi and the journalist himself/herself wrote it like this and edited!

And even dogs etc are referred by using it. I dont find anything wrong as such in it. Sometimes it is difficult to use gender based pronouns, so it is used. Thats how grammar is!

Anyways, she is using correct grammar, so it shouldn't be a problem for anyone...😳

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Mistyy

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Posted: 11 years ago

#25

It is very normal to call unborn child "it" , especially when the gender is unknown. Everyone does it..wat else can you call when gender is unknown, doesnt mean anyone literally is thinking of a child as an object or a thing.

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Hetal

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Posted: 11 years ago

#26

I never got the vibe that Kareena ever wants to be a mom, but I could be wrong. I always understood that Sara and Ibrahim are like her children so she doesn't want more...I swear I remember reading something along the lines of that.

Either way, Kareena still seems very much like a child to me. She needs a tad bit of more growing up to do. 😆 But glad she udnerstands the responsibility. And she def will be a lovely mom when she is b/c I can tell she adores kids.

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fivestars

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Posted: 11 years ago

#27

Wasn't she the one who said we r modern couple we don't want kids...but now she wants kids..😕

Lol..STICK to one thing bebo...don't change the statements like politicians..

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desigal90

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Posted: 11 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: ibelieveinpink
I never got the vibe that Kareena ever wants to be a mom, but I could be wrong. I always understood that Sara and Ibrahim are like her children so she doesn't want more...I swear I remember reading something along the lines of that.


Either way, Kareena still seems very much like a child to me. She needs a tad bit of more growing up to do.😆But glad she udnerstands the responsibility. And she def will be a lovely mom when she is b/c I can tell she adores kids.

I think Bebo would make a very loving mom!