It means: Your are my heart, you are everything in my life Source.
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The two girls were very mean to me. This is a sentence containing the word mean.
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Syrian: kifak means how are you. And ente mean "you" for female.
You are my sweety, Ok!
Syrian: kifak means how are you. And ente mean "you" for female.
It means: Your are my heart, you are everything in my life Source: Last comment on page http://www.sarajevo-x.com/clanak/0807130...
How is my malayalam can be translated to Malayalam as "Ente Malayalam enganeyund"(എന്‍റെ മലയാളം എങ്ങനെ ഉണ്ട്.)
"Padipichu thaa chakare" is a Malayalam phrase that translates to "the one who has fallen in love" or "the one who is infatuated." It often conveys the idea of being deeply smitten or captivated by someone. The phrase can be used in a playful or romantic context to describe someone who is experiencing the joys and challenges of love.
"Nee ente muthe alle" is a phrase in Malayalam, a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala. It translates to "You are my heart" in English, conveying affection and deep emotional connection.
Ah, "nee ente mathram" is a beautiful phrase in Malayalam that translates to "you are mine" in English. It carries a sense of love, connection, and belonging. Just like how each happy little tree belongs in a painting, you belong right where you are, my friend.
If you mean to say Enti alha men el-wared ya habibi (أنت أحلى من الورد يا حبيبي), it means "You are sweeter than roses, my beloved."
my= ente,( pronounced- ende," e" in Malayalam pronounced as e in word 'hen'))son= makan ( pronounced- magan, " a" in Malayalam pronounced as u in word 'fun')also= putran (t pronounced as th or technically the Dental t )"my son" as a sentence spoken as "ente makan" or "ente putran"[colloquially **pronounced moan ( in moan 'oa' as in English word 'foam') ]if you are calling your son...it shall be,ente makaneh!! or ente moaneh!! or ente putraa!!...or simplymakanehh!! or moaneh!! or putraa!!Further reading.**-In the spoken Malayalam, the sounds like , ka, cha, ta(Retroflex), ta (similar to tha, ie Dental), pa, will be softened to ga, dja, da (Retroflex), da (similar to dtha ie Dental), ba...if used in the middle of a word.eg: makan- softened to magan, further to moan.But ka, cha, ta, tha, pa appear same as it is, if used at the start of a word or in multipple letterseg: paal (milk), pronounced same as paalkaakka (crow), with multiple letter k, even though at the middle of a word pronounced as same " kaak-ka
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