ta...ta..?!!

I don't normally make a post and am a silent and appreciative stalker on the many popular threads on this forum but I am compelled to write today after yesterdays episode!

That is an interesting question
Point of.yesterday's episode
Increasing the forum activity I should.assume all of us are.actively commenting about our apprehensions

ta ta is colloquial almost everywhere in India ... its one of the most widely used phrases. Behind many trucks and buses you find the slogan OK Ta Ta ... it's more commonly used than bye bye, which is a tad more urban ... although bye bye is also commonly used in villages as well as cities.

^^ i agree with @diya baisa .. ta ta is used more often than bye..:)

Thank you guys. I am not from India so I did not know local colloquialisms!😆

Originally posted by: shamyj

I don't normally make a post and am a silent and appreciative stalker on the many popular threads on this forum but I am compelled to write today after yesterdays episode!

Someone please tell the dialogue writers that 'ta ta' is not quite what a birpur ki gaun ki baisa would say! C'mon people who write this must know that! And how come our Paro baisa has the exact same hand writing as KcM in the little love note she wrote Major Saab?

Kya karun ye choti choti batein saara maza kirkira kar detey hain

By the way can anyone tell me the point of yesterdays episode? I am at a total loss. Even the Parud moments didn't have its usual charm😕...or maybe I am just getting old and jaded😔

Originally posted by: bebo2050

ta ta is quite common and made sense but the rest of the episode didnt make any sense .

Tata is a very comman word used in the rural areas in india , more prevelent than bye bye anyday.

thanks for bringing this up since i am also ignorant of such word used over there.. 😳