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.
konichiwa nee how ma
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time and amount of item that you are using...
each nee san she go rupt seh hach gu ju
"Chimney" is properly pronounced 'chim-nee (two syllables). It is often mispronounced 'chim-a-nee, like the song "Chim Chim Cheree" from the musical Mary Poppins.Chim chimineyChim chimineyChim chim cheree...It is also occassionally mispronounced 'chim-blee, a fairly common pronounciation on the farm back in the 50's.
"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.
Muthe means ar one
you are my sweetheart = 1.nee ente priyathamayanu 2.nee ente hridayamanu 3.nee nete karalanu 4.nee ente praneswary aanu
nee ente chakkarayaanu...
Nee ente makal anu
Nee means "You" when translated from Malayalam to English.
"This" is nee
Ah, what a lovely sentiment you have there. In Malayalam, you can say "നീ എന്റെതായിരിക്കുകയും തീരുമാനിക്കുകയും ചെയ്യുകയും ചെയ്യുക" (pronounced: nee ente thayirikkukayum theerumanikkukayum cheyyuka). Such a beautiful phrase to express your feelings to someone special.
I can not find any translation for Malayalam athokke or paranjo, but nee literally means born, usually referring to a family name.
nee mean you in Tamil Language.
It 'means' the same thing as it does in english. If you mean, how do you say it, it is.... punihei [poo-nee-hey]
It means "sorry, I will be going, see you later"