Originally posted by: SillySeasonHere
Amio = Me too
eshe gelam = have come
tomar = your
Pichu pichu = after you đ
I love to teach some Bengali to non Bengali fellows. I myself love to learn few foreign words too.
My cousin's wife originates from Canada. All she can say is Ami tomake Bhalobashi đwhich means ILY.
Surprisingly KK said Bengali in Pranbir Scene in a good accent (I thought he knows Bengali). Made me so happyđł
I hope Ranbir someday tells Prachi ILY in Bengaliđ
And Prachi goes
So eshe gelam is like "aa gaye"? Google translates it as just "came"
A bit of a language fan here toođł. Although it would be far easier to learn if scripts for all languages were standardised- the script sometimes is key to really understanding the language, but learning a completely new script is tough!
One of the reasons that I picked up Marathi easily is because it practically has the same script as Hindi (plus a couple of extra letters)
Ami tomake bhalobhashi is super famous đ- there's this very popular Amitabh song that does it.
Which was this Pranbir scene in Bengali? Pooja (Rhea) is obviously Bengali.
The old Anurag and Prerna in KZK1 I think used to do a bit of Bengali- not sure if KZK2 had it as well.
Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon
Seher Hone Ko Hai
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