In Kashmiri, "maalun" refers to a person who is knowledgeable or learned, often associated with wisdom and expertise in a particular field. It can also denote someone who is well-versed in traditional practices or cultural heritage. The term is often used in a respectful context to acknowledge a person's intellect or skills.
In Kashmiri, you say "na" for no.
The Kashmiri sentence "aaj cha taap" translates to "What is the temperature today?" in English. It is a common phrase used to inquire about the current weather conditions, particularly the temperature, in the region.
The language 'Kashmiri' is based in Kashmir.
yes, she is a Indian kashmiri girl
"Tsaelum camut chu?" is "How are you?" in Kashmiri.
The Tibetan word for 'Kashmiri' is 'Kachee.'
In Kashmiri, "where were you" is said as "chi kahanas tu".
In Kashmiri language, "tangan chu ras paomut" translates to "your eyes are like a pomegranate." It is a poetic way to compliment someone's eyes by comparing them to the rich color and attractiveness of a pomegranate.
'Tall' in Kashmiri is 'thod' (tho as in thought).
In Kashmiri, you would call a friend "dost".
The word for "please" in Kashmiri is "meharbani".
"I love you" in Kashmiri language is "manz chu tchu."