Sonu made a blooper

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advil

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Posted: 17 years ago

Sonu's wanted to greet Sayon in a unique way..So he greeted Sayon with "sayonara" .....but the pun ended up being a blooper...😆

"Sayonara" actually means "goodbye"......

Sonu wanted to welcome Sayon but actually bid him goodbye with the first greeting......

A teeny weeny faux pas 😆 the reaction on Sayon face and aditya's face was worth a look......😆

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Posted: 17 years ago

I found it hilarious 😆 😆 ....he even corrected himself sayon"agaya" still have the gaya part in it 😆 😆

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Kanta80

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Posted: 17 years ago

I thought Sonu said 'sayon aya' instead of 'sayon ara' 😕 .

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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: Kanta80
I thought Sonu said 'sayon aya' instead of 'sayon ara' 😕 .

😆 No he said Sayonara and immediately correct himself by saying Sayon Agaya...😆

@MOE..... A-gaya or O-naara after Sayon..... which ever way you look at it .... it means go, bye...😆

Doesn't this remind of the "Why India loses to Australia in Cricket." In - always dia...and Austra always...Lia.....😆😆😆

It was so natural...and unadulerated....the minute he said it he realised.😆

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Leena

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Posted: 17 years ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣 that little greeting of sonu's will remain in my memory for a long long time. sonu was so funny but i felt a little bad for sayon though.😊

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*~Kaynaat~*

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Posted: 17 years ago

i saw the expression on sayon's and aditya's face and at first i thought sonu said sayon aya but then i realized he said sayonara, it was funny the way he corrected himself realizing wat he said.

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zoyamom33

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Posted: 17 years ago

No sonu was right, he said "Sayon" "ara" ara mean coming in loose qoloqial hindi, araha is mostly said ara n thats what he meant, so he resaid it better olike sayon aagaya cos after araha its aa gaya! capisce!