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Post |
| Taxed Too Much |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 09:29 AM
Let's test your knowledge of Nepali. I've certainly forgotten a ton of it. Now, what's the word for "Gift" in Nepali?
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| east coast boy |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 09:45 AM
uppaHar
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| Taxed Too Much |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 09:53 AM
Uppahar means Prize and correct me if I am wrong.
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| mildseven |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 10:13 AM
koseli?
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| u_day |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 11:02 AM
Puraskar = prize
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| confused |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 12:01 PM
its purashkar hoina..
.baru anyone know the nepali word for COMPUTER ????
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| kathman01 |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 12:14 PM
computer = Sushankha
gift = koseli
(my probable guesses)
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| Gerox |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 06:21 PM
Uppahar= Gift. In noodles packets, Uppahar = Prize. I heard, in India, Uppahar = Codom, but i am not sure about the third one.
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| Gerox |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 06:22 PM
Correction: Codom= Condom.
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| dautari |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 06:30 PM
Computer is "susaankhya"
upahaar and koseli both mean gift
upahaar is not prize .. prize is puraskar also called "paaritoshik"
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| confused |
Posted
on 18-Mar-04 10:36 PM
yes yes correct!! :D
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| smiling_hurt |
Posted
on 19-Mar-04 04:38 AM
Aaahmmm the correct word's ...
"bhent" did i write it correctly??
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| Shaiva |
Posted
on 19-Mar-04 08:45 AM
Koseli: Brought a present from someplace elce.
Bhenti: Meeting gift from home.
Uphaar: Gift for an auspicious occaison.
Chino: A gift for rememberance.
Take your pick. Uphaar is the most popular word during marraige or bratabandha season, which is all year round. A permanent hole in the pocket if you are a bachelor -:)
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| u_day |
Posted
on 19-Mar-04 12:43 PM
Is that your final answer???
ok!
You just won $1 million dollars.....ding ding ding:)
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