Ek Duje Ke Vaaste 2|Chat Club#1 - Page 110

Originally posted by: Isabel

For God's sake....no....that will make her more hungry....she will lick her fingers....too

I sent it already😭

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

Yes they are incense sticks.

@bold so much hindi?!😲 I didn't mean to fool you I just thought you knew him as he has a huge fan following overseas. I just called him Bucky's bro as a pun😆

🤣

He's almost my uncle's age😆

Some desi lassi to go with your Rajma chawal

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

As per your wish Miyan

Ufff Even the onions with it look good...tbh living alone is great but sometimes I really miss my mom's cooking and having Indian food. I could probably make rajma if I wanted to but I'm too lazy. I'll have more dishes to clean after cooking 😭

Originally posted by: Bucky

Some desi lassi to go with your Rajma chawal

Omggggg ugh lassi with rabdi is so goooood 😆 the only good reason to visit India in the SUMMER...I prefer going in winter because it can tooooo hot but we have lassi to cool down 😎

Originally posted by: Isabel

No worry....I will compete with you soon in Hindi....i'm bad at remembering name...didn't see his movies...

What is the difference between Ji-s one used after people name another one means yes....is there any difference between two?

I am read for my tough competitor😆

There's a difference

A single ji means yes.

Eg- Aap school gaye? Ji main gayi thi

(Did you go to school? Yes, I did) here ji is a word and means yes. We mostly use it with elders and other seniors otherwise it's haan(meaining yes itself) for our friends.

Ji used as a suffix to a name is given to show respect.

Eg. Isaji aaj forum ayi.

(Isa came to the forum today).

Here ji after your name shows that I give you respect.

Hope you got it and I didn't confuse you😳

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

Thanks for the compliment then!

I don't know even a bit of Spanish Isa😆

Google translator is helping me😆

no hace falta....puedo ayudarle👍🏼

Originally posted by: Bucky

🤣

He's almost my uncle's age😆

Didn't you take pledge at school Bucky?😆

All Indians are my brothers and sisters😆

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

I am read for my tough competitor😆

There's a difference

A single ji means yes.

Eg- Aap school gaye? Ji main gayi thi

(Did you go to school? Yes, I did) here ji is a word and means yes. We mostly use it with elders and other seniors otherwise it's haan(meaining yes itself) for our friends.

Ji used as a suffix to a name is given to show respect.

Eg. Isaji aaj forum ayi.

(Isa came to the forum today).

Here ji after your name shows that I give you respect.

Hope you got it and I didn't confuse you😳

Thank you...friend means dost...correct?

Originally posted by: alina.b

Ufff Even the onions with it look good...tbh living alone is great but sometimes I really miss my mom's cooking and having Indian food. I could probably make rajma if I wanted to but I'm too lazy. I'll have more dishes to clean after cooking 😭

That gif is so true🤣

I know more than cooking washing dishes is a problem😆

You'll soon have Indian food- It's my aashirvad😆