Ek Duje Ke Vaste 2- EDT#2-Love and Lockdown - Page 6

Originally posted by: Isabel

I agree...2 minutes..noddles is my fav.....👍🏼

That was hilarious 🤣

Originally posted by: Bucky

I agree!🤣

Alina too had done a great job in the RPG as Devraj!🤣

Yes...RPG was really fun....

Originally posted by: Bucky

It's a sound produced by rolling your tongue towards the palate😆

I think it's a hard 'L'🤔

Thank you for explaining.......do you have a similar script like Mandarin or more like English just letter....

Originally posted by: Bucky

I agree!🤣

Alina too had done a great job in the RPG as Devraj!🤣

When did that happen?

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

Yes...RPG was really fun....

I may have missed that......

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

That was hilarious 🤣

Yes...it did...another one something with na...means I guess useless....that's what ST dude told me.....word is not nice but the way Devraj refers to Shravan sounds like Mr. or some salutation .....🤣

Originally posted by: Isabel

Thank you for explaining.......do you have a similar script like Mandarin or more like English just letter....

The script is same as that of Hindi's and Sanskrit's. We call it the 'Devnagari' script (literally meaning ~ language of the gods) Sanskrit is like the mother of many Indian languages. So you can read many/various Ind languages if you know Devnagari.

Originally posted by: Pranushka_723

We pronounce it as L but it isn't the correct one...

Search for English to marathi translator

and convert 'time' in marathi ...

It will say something like vel...the pronunciation after ve is the letter ळ

Thank you, buddy......👍🏼

Originally posted by: Isabel

When did that happen?

A few weeks back where Lavy had donned Shravan's, Alina Devraj's and myself Suman's role😆

Originally posted by: Bucky

The script is same as that of Hindi's and Sanskrit's. We call it the 'Devnagari' script (literally meaning ~ language of the gods) Sanskrit is like the mother of many Indian languages. So you can read many/various Ind languages if you know Devnagari.

Thank you...that's very interesting......more like our Latin.....I did hear about Sanskrit.......but not familiar with 'Devnagari' script...