For Indians - Translate this into English ?
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tomorrow there not there\ni there am\nme you is who\nsomething something happens\nsometimes happiness:) sometimes sowrrow :(\nFlames\nbaby brother MBBS\ngranted\nme heart gave darling\nstay your heart in\n\nwhether tomorrow is  there or not i m there with u.. dont ask me who am i of you bcoz i feel someting soemthing for you but life is like sometimes happiness sometimes sorrows..but whenever you come my heart goes on flames. So what baby that ur borther(Mental B B S) threatened me last week and didnt grant me permission to meet you. i still say i have given you my heart and i still wish to live in ur heart forever ever and ever...
336354
plz write in english.
820043
Uh what do you mean by "indian men"  as in Native American, or men from India?
1111708
Indian is reffered as people from india, Indians are native americans.\nsingular usually means person from india, plural: natives.
227277
I don't understand the question.....can you resend it in english please?
260096
LOL! And you're asking Americans! Seek Indians in India, American's won't be nice about this!
1118426
Hi dude this is uma shankar,\nThere are many translation sides like ( babelfish.altavista.com, www.freetranslation.com, translation.langenberg.com and translation2.paralink.com ) try this.
148364
please rephrase the question in english
923128
Please translate into English.\n\nI'm not being mean, I just don't understand you fully.
955541
Sounds like the translators made an a*s of this.\nOr should it be a 'gadha'? LOL.
21370
Hum Tum??\n\nI've never seen it, and only speak a little Hindi, so I haven't got a clue what it means. In the end I googled it : )\n\nActually, my wife's from Bombay (I'm a Gora english dude) and she's even guessing that it means something like "One difference may seem like a lot, but if you have enough its pretty cool".
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it's colloquial Hindi (NOT Hindu, that's a major RELIGION!) and as other posters have said, it means "It's OK"  or "OK" or "sure" or even "good".  Kinda depends on context, but "OK" is the closest equivalent in English.  Weird name for a house!
428745
it is sanskrit!!\nand so it did come in to all indian languages.\nmay be it crept into english toooo!!
603798
My dear, dont you ever try searching on yahoo answers or google? I'm pretty sure you can find this easily.\nSearch for english hindi translator or hindi english dictionary and see how many sites you will find!\nAnyway, I mentioned a couple of links.
84826
Are you talking about people from India or Native Americans
451922
It is the motherland to Indians ... many other countries use/have used similar wording (Germany > Fatherland?).
1087669
ummmm u need to write that in a better english..i seriously cant figure out anything apart from u pleadin ekta kapoor for sumtin !!!