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Jootha in English is called "Ort" e.g. - if we want to say "khana jootha hai", we say food is Ort. and its same for water and all other eatables too. So its incorrect that there is no meaning for jootha in English, who ever it had mentioned earlier.
"English meri chaai juthi hai" is a playful phrase that translates to "English is my cup of tea," suggesting that someone enjoys or is fond of the English language. It reflects a lighthearted attitude towards learning or using English, often implying comfort and familiarity. The phrase blends Hindi and English, showcasing the cultural interplay in language use among speakers in India and other regions.
"Ikrar hua hai" is a phrase in Urdu/Hindi language that translates to "it has been promised" or "a commitment has been made" in English. The word "ikrar" means promise or commitment, and "hua hai" means has been. So, when someone says "ikrar hua hai," they are indicating that a promise or commitment has been made.
The English translation of dil chahta hai roughly translates into the heart desires. There is also a hit Hindi movie named Dil Chahta Hai that you may be interested in.
Masturbation kehte hai ganwar....
Jootha in English is called "Ort" e.g. - if we want to say "khana jootha hai", we say food is Ort. and its same for water and all other eatables too. So its incorrect that there is no meaning for jootha in English, who ever it had mentioned earlier.
Hai..
You can say "ਮੈਂ ਝੂਠਾ ਨਹੀਂ ਹਾਂ" (Main jhootha nahi haan) in Punjabi to express "I am not a liar."
In English, the word for a casual "hello" is written "hi."
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hai is a hindi verb hai means "to be" eg-holi hai means "it is holi"
Check out the meaning of the english word "Ort"... ;)
"Ash" is 'hai' in Japanese.
As far as I know, "hai" is not an English word. If you are referring to the word, "hello" instead, then 你好 (ni3 hou3 in Mandarin pinyin pronunciation) is the correct greeting.
It means "This place is full of water".
The word 'yes' in Japanese is pronounced the same as English's 'hi'. It is written in Japanese as はい (hai).
The translation of "ka kya arth hai" into English is "you're Arth hai".The English translation of the Hindu words "ka kya arth hai' means "you're Arth hai".