Sindhi

Wah wah,

Toh nashto khade?

Dal pakwan

In Sindhi, you would say "غصابٽ مورا" to mean mad boy.

The question appears to be asking about the surname "Virmani" and its association with the Sindhi community. Surnames are often used to identify familial or ancestral connections, and in this case, "Virmani" does not have a direct association with the Sindhi community. It is important to note that surnames can be diverse and may not always indicate a specific community or ethnicity. Further research into the specific origins and meanings of the surname "Virmani" may provide more insight into its cultural significance.

Yes Asanani are Sindhi caste.

Sindhi culture reflects the atmosphere of sufistic nature of Sindh and Sindhi people, Sindhi culture includes Sindhi music, forklore, Ajrak, Sindhi Topi (Sindhi cap),Sindhi Cultural Day (Ekta Day), Love, peace, unity, brotherhood is the culture of Sindh.

The best source to listen to Sindhi songs online would be an appropriately named website called Sindhisongs. Alternatives include internet radio websites such as radiosindhi.

مُهاڻو ماڇي، مير بحر، ملاح Muhano, Mallah, Machi, Mirbahau all these are refereed to Fisherman in Sindhi. these are also caste in Sindhi.

Someone can find information about Sindhi language by searching online databases, libraries, or academic sources. Websites dedicated to Sindhi culture and language, as well as books and research articles, can provide detailed information about the history, grammar, and vocabulary of the Sindhi language. Additionally, reaching out to Sindhi language speakers and communities can offer valuable insights and resources for learning about Sindhi.

Muaf karin

In Sindhi, bathua leaves are called "چوپڙ" (Chopar). These leaves are commonly used in various dishes and are known for their nutritional benefits. Bathua is often incorporated into curries, saags, and other traditional recipes in Sindhi cuisine.

you are looking good

Sindhi Brahmans often have surnames such as "Acharya," "Bhatia," "Chandiramani," "Kachhawa," "Khatri," and "Sagar." These surnames reflect their cultural and regional heritage within the Sindhi community. Additionally, some may also use titles like "Sharma" or "Tiwari," which are common among Brahmins in other regions of India.

yes she is a muslim girl

Mokilani

To back out of something

To say "How was your day?" in Sindhi, you can say "توهان جي ڏينهن ڪيئن آهي؟" (Tuhin ji dinyan khean aahi?)

You say bye as BYE only This is due to modernization.

If you meant how does it say good bye in other languages , I can help you with romanian: it sais simply.."pa" or "la revedere" . In spanish, it sais " adios" or "hasta luego" . In Italian it sais "ciao"....!

Guru Nanak Dev.