aloha 'oe [aloha oh-ay]
"Lilo" means to be lost or forgotten in Hawaiian. It can also be used to describe something or someone that has disappeared or gone missing.
Goodbye = Allah-haafez Farewell = Bidai Take care = Bhalo thakben Stay in touch = Jogajog rakhben Call me = Call korben Say hello to everyone home for me = Barir shobaike amar salam diben I'll miss you = Tomar kotha mone porbe Can't you stay (for another day)? = (Ar ek din) thaka jay na? You can go (now) = Tui (ekhon) jete parish Get lost! = Bhagg! :)
"Lilo" in Hawaiian means lost or missing. It can also refer to being confused or perplexed.
It means just what it says - someone is talking to another person and saying if something does not happen, then that person will be lost. Depending on what the rest of the sentence says, they might be talking about literally lost, as in they cannot find their way back, or they might be talking about figuratively lost, as in unavailable.
you dont say things like that in Gujarati. ;)
The song is call into the wild.
Probably kiss it goodbye!
"Lilo" means to be lost or forgotten in Hawaiian. It can also be used to describe something or someone that has disappeared or gone missing.
One hawaiian land mark is Pearl Harbor where many brave soldiers lost their lives when the japanese attacked.
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i miss you, bottom of the ocean and goodbye.
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I do not know where I am.
Goodbye = Allah-haafez Farewell = Bidai Take care = Bhalo thakben Stay in touch = Jogajog rakhben Call me = Call korben Say hello to everyone home for me = Barir shobaike amar salam diben I'll miss you = Tomar kotha mone porbe Can't you stay (for another day)? = (Ar ek din) thaka jay na? You can go (now) = Tui (ekhon) jete parish Get lost! = Bhagg! :)
False.
Start being a friend with her. Saying think like : You're one of my favorite friend, i really don't want to lost you... That probobly work one day.
Fanny is the old ancient word derived from the latin for fanisula, meaning hope not lost. Of course, this phrase is linked to the hope not lost, and the hope not held high in the sky like the piece of pie, yet another famous saying. Fanny is actually my aunt, she is married to Bobby, we call im bob and together they form the famous saying. Capish?