How is the Indian word "Bhang" pronounced, bang or bong?
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i think its called a long a...so pronounce it like it has 2 a's
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Peyote is marijuana in some Indian language.  Is that what you are asking about?
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Try searching under the spelling "tickety-boo"\n\n"But some find a link with the British Army in India, suggesting it comes from the Hindi phrase tikai babu, which is translated as “it’s all right, sir”."
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it's malaysian - butuh means 'penis'(vulgar) hang means 'you'(\nnorthern slang especially kedah-understood very little across the country-im from kedah)\nso 'butuh hang' would mean 'your d*ck'
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aight - all right\nbiatch or beyotch - bitch\ndown - I'm up for it, I'm "down"\nflow - to rap. or like "listen to my flow, yo."\nho - prostitute, whore\nboi - boy \nbusta - snitch\nfugly - fucking ugly\npopo - cops, police\nnizzle - \nshiznit - shit\nshizzle - sure\nbail - leave "let's bail this joint"\njoint - place\ndime - hot girl\nguns - muscular arms\nrims - wheels for a car/truck, vehicle\nbud - marijuana\ndime - a ten dollar bag of drugs, think nickel too\nice - crystal meth\nmac - blunt\nroll - a pill of ectasy \n  "rolling"... when on ecstacy\nhigh - when on marijuana\ncap - bullet "I'm gonna bust a cap in his ass"\nhood - neighborhood\n420 - pot-smoking time, not necessarily always 4:20\nbenjamins - 100 dollar bills\nbling bling - expensive jewelry (this is outdated slang, mind you)\ndope - cool, tight\nthe shit - awesome\n\nI apologize for the graphic nature of some of this, I'm just trying to answer the question! :-)
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Seems like it's Indonesian. I found an on-line translator & here's the result: Has the bang arrived in Australia?\nDoesn't sound too reliable, but it's a start :)
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Helen,\n\nIt is "Ma"\n\nIt's ranked # 12 on this list....it also has a pronounciation, I listened to it, and it sounds just like it looks:\n\nhttp://www.bengalitranslator.net/ENGLISH_WORDS_PHRASES_INTO%20BENGALI/index.html
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"Mahn-WEE" is the correct pronounciation. I'm afraid I don't know of a website, though.
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You mean din da da? its called "shake"
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bang-shil?  i've never heard it used as a nickname.\nfrom what i can tell, it's short for 방실거리다 (bang-shil-gori-da) which is like... a cute sweet little smile.
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Fort, pronounce like court but with F at beginning.\nStanwix, pronounce like stand without the d and wix pronounce like the wick on a candle.
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dwav.\n\nYou don't pronounce the "ent" at the end.  For verbs you never pronounce the "ent".
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i live in India but i've never heard the word. Where in India did u hear tht? Or perhaps it was "fundoo" which kinda means "cool"
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as in the kind you smoke? some people halucinate but not many. use a bong.
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Sha NI uh (emphasis on the second syllable).
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In hindi (not hindu) we say "namaste" or "pranaam" when we want to greet anyone.\n\nIn malay, "halo" or "apa khabar"
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Yes.\n\nBut Yaar is the only Hindi word(it came from Farsi/Persian/Arabic/Urdu). Lots of people use other language general use age word, over the period it has become Gujarati word also.\n\nRest are Gujarati.\n\nbhau=Much, very.\n\nbhayankar=Dangerous. \n\nlage=Feels like or feels or looks like\n\nche=is, a verb. \n\nyaar= Friend.\n\nLiteral translation.\n\nIts feels/looks very dangerous my friend.(My is just understood).\n\nNow you can make other sentences also that mean same thing but are slightly different. \n\nOr just \n\nIt is dangerous.