How do you say 'good luck' in Indian (not American Indian).  Phonetic spelling would be great.?
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Shub (u as in put) Kaamnaayen (the n has only a nasal sound- do not pronounce it completely) - This means "best wishes". This is in Hindi, the largest spoken Indian language. There are several others, so please specify the one you are looking for
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Protocols\n\nGood Luck\n\nJimmy
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spell correctly, maybe use "check spelling"
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Color is spelled "Colour" in India. Schedule is pronounced "shedule" in India.  Your instinct is probably correct.  I have noted a large Indian presence here, although I have also noted a number of Australians, Canadians, Irish, and Scottish, any of whom might use the British spellings of words Americans end with "-or."
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Never say Namaste. It's welcoming or greeting message.\n\nYou can say either of the following\n\n\nalvida\nmai chalti hoon (nasal "n" as in french)\nmai jaati hoon\nfir milenge
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Ouyay ustjay utpay ethay astlay onstonantcay oundsay....ok let me explain. You just put the first consonant sound at the end of the word and add an "ay" after it. For example. Dog would be "ogday" It's simple and if you practice you can amaze friends and trick small children with your newly learned language.
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Hey Autumn,\n\n It's O-si-yo or Si-yo. \nPronounced "oh-see-yoh"\n\nhttp://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/hello/cherokee.html
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okay see this\n\nghataon- make it less\n\nchhan-moon\n\nrahi-traveller\n\nhalki-light weight\n\nyun-this way\n\ntootke-to break down\n\ndheemi-slow\n\nraagini-musical\n\nthanks to my indian friend
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tum kaisi ho.\n\nHope you are good.
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Oh, yes; I've had the opportunity to work and do business with several people of Indian descent.  Indians are generally hard-workinig, decent, and have a sense of humor.  I love listening to that accent.
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in hindi its 'pagdi' :D
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until you spell it correctly you won't have much luck.\n\nhttp://www.incredimail.com/english/splash/splash.asp
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peace : Salam \n\nPeacefull : musalam \n\nPlanet : Kawkab \n\nearth : Ard or Allam \n\nso we can say " Kawkab Musalam " or " Allam Musalam "\n\ngood luck :)
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Good Luck and God Bless
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The correct spellings are:\n\nJulie -- ג'ולי \nCari -- קרי -- NOT קארי, because if you add that extra letter, it means "curry" (the spice!)
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Indian Languages:-\nKannada:- Naanu ninna preethisuthene!\nTelgu:- Nenu ninnu premistunnanu!\nHindi:- Mein tumse pyarkarthahu!\n\nEnglish:- I love you!\n\nGerman:- Ich liebe dich!\n\nFrench:- Je t'aime !\n\nDutch:- Ik houd van u!\n\nJapanese:- 私は愛する!\n\nKorean:- 사랑해요!\n\nChinese:- 我爱你!\n\nRussian:- Я тебя люблю!\n\nSpanish:- ¡Te amo!\n\nItalian:- Ti amo!\n\nArabic:- أنا أحبّ أنت!\n\nSwedish:- Jag älskar dig!\n\nPortugese:- Eu te amo!
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The correct way........Ill i noy..........The "S" is silent.\n\nIllinois (pronounced "ill-i-NOY")\n\nIts name was given by the state's French explorers after the indigenous Illiniwek people, a consortium of Algonquian tribes that thrived in the area. The word Illiniwek means simply the "men," i.e. "people."