"Kya kar rahi ho" is a Hindi phrase that translates to "What are you doing?" in English. It is often used in informal conversations to inquire about someone's current activities or to engage in casual dialogue. The phrase is commonly directed toward a female, as indicated by the use of "ho."
The above expression when translated becomes 'what are you saying'. It is an expression of excitement.
hu kya chou
Zaroor, Bas apna Naam & No. & Address post kar do. Naya maal bhej deenge.
"Aur kya" is a Hindi phrase that translates to "and what" or "what else" in English. It is often used in conversations to prompt further discussion or to inquire if there is anything additional to share. The phrase can convey curiosity or a desire to know more about a topic.
scovel
Ajee Janab Karna Kya Hai "Light Aane Ka Hi Entajar Kar Ligeeye".oor "Thora Entajar Ka Maja Ligiye."
ek ajnabi ne kya kar diye
The Horse jibed on the road
The above expression when translated becomes 'what are you saying'. It is an expression of excitement.
"What are you doing" in Hindi is translated as "आप क्या कर रहे हैं?" (pronounced as "Aap kya kar rahe hain?") when speaking formally, and as "तू क्या कर रहा है?" (pronounced as "Tu kya kar raha hai?") when speaking informally.
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In Punjabi, you can say "ਨਵਾਂ ਨਹੀਂ" (navāṅ nahīṁ) to mean "nothing new."
"Kya" is a Hindi word that translates to "what" in English. It is commonly used in questions or to seek clarification about something.
Translation (you m.s.): Madha taf3al al-aan (ماذا تفعل الآن) Translation (you f.s.): Madha taf3alin al-aan (ماذا تفعلين الآن) Translation (you m.p.): Madha taf3alun al-aan (ماذا تفعلون الآن) Translation (you f.p.): Madha taf3alna al-aan (ماذا تفعلن الآن)
Tujhe kya Lena hai...... aram kar
yes tum marathi main hsc kar sakti ho. yes tum marathi main hsc kar sakti ho.
sex ladki se kse kar wana chaye.