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Originally posted by: vsandhu05
Just minor correction
Bambihaa vi Bulayya--Made a sound like bird Bambihaa (Simran has explained that)
Naale Shajj vi tu bhnyaa -- also broke the shajj (Simran has already explained that)
Naale pinjya roo ni -- also spun cotton
Mainu Dass Ja Melne kehre pind di tu ni..
Originally posted by: simran1285
vsandhu ji you are correct I went back and re heard the song posted above and indeed he first says naale "pinjiya" and then naale "kateya" roon ni😃
Originally posted by: Star_on_earth
thanks alot both of u....it really helped!!!!!!!! 😃btw..another doubt... often in many songs they use the wordsmelene (as simran said it means girls who attend wedding)majajne- this means a girl with attituderekane- I think this refers to a married woman, but I could be wrong.mutiyaar- a young single girl (not used for small girls but girls in youth)i believe all these refer to girls...but wat i dont get it is..wats the difference in all of them?? 😕hope that helps