Sunn Mere Dil (GEO) #10 - Wahaj Ali, Maya Ali, Hira Mani - Page 122

Originally posted by: hakanturkey

Of course, the usage of English can vary depending on the region and the education level of individuals. However, in general, it can be said that such simple English expressions are common in both countries.

The point is no one says resign likho in Pakistan. they will say resign karo. resignation do. resignation likho.

Originally posted by: kuhelidebbarma

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Originally posted by: hypnotoad

The point is no one says resign likho in Pakistan. they will say resign karo. resignation do. resignation likho.

The meaning is "bilgisayar," which translates to "computer" in English.

I can only speak for India, each state in our country speaks a different language besides Hindi (our national language). We extensively use English words and phrases in our daily lives, to the extent that English has also become our primary language for communication. Also, most of us Indians have a strong grammatical foundation, enabling us to identify grammatical errors easily. This is not the first time in this series, but Wahaj has spoken several lines with grammatical mistakes, which I tend to overlook given that English is not our native language. But I believe, in this day and age, anyone can google and check their grammar before saying their lines🤷‍♀️😂

Originally posted by: cooldreams

I can only speak for India, each state in our country speaks a different language besides Hindi (our national language). We extensively use English words and phrases in our daily lives, to the extent that English has also become our primary language for communication. Also, most of us Indians have a strong grammatical foundation, enabling us to identify grammatical errors easily. This is not the first time in this series, but Wahaj has spoken several lines with grammatical mistakes, which I tend to overlook given that English is not our native language. But I believe, in this day and age, anyone can google and check their grammar before saying their lines🤷‍♀️😂

• Bil: The root word, meaning "to know" or "knowledge."
• Bilgi: Derived from "bil," meaning "knowledge" or "information."
• Bilgin: Derived from "bilgi," meaning "a knowledgeable person" or "expert."

Sadaf made the first move, the rest was after the commercial break.

Originally posted by: cooldreams

I can only speak for India, each state in our country speaks a different language besides Hindi (our national language). We extensively use English words and phrases in our daily lives, to the extent that English has also become our primary language for communication. Also, most of us Indians have a strong grammatical foundation, enabling us to identify grammatical errors easily. This is not the first time in this series, but Wahaj has spoken several lines with grammatical mistakes, which I tend to overlook given that English is not our native language. But I believe, in this day and age, anyone can google and check their grammar before saying their lines🤷‍♀️😂

not just wahaj. everyone is speaking incorrect english. usama. hira. dania. sadaf. i think they are all reading the dialogues as it is written by KRQ. and even if there is a mistake, they don't correct it.

Small correction😀 It’s not just 4 but 22 official regional languages, 2 of the oldest languages (Sanskrit & Tamil) & 2 primary languages (Hindi & English)😎 Now where would you get to see this much diversity😂🤷‍♀️

Originally posted by: hypnotoad

not just wahaj. everyone is speaking incorrect english. usama. hira. dania. sadaf. i think they are all reading the dialogues as it is written by KRQ. and even if there is a mistake, they don't correct it.

Yes 👍 I wish they used some AI tool to check the grammar before saying their lines.