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  • #2
    Funny Toramana . Where does the halwa fit into this??

    I didn't know another term for grenade was also anar in Urdu. Makes some kind of sense, I suppose, so according to this lesson, I learn a new word. Last time I heard anyone use the word "grenade" in Urdu, they sounded it like "geRRnade"; just like a lot of Urdu speakers say "moddRen" for "modern".

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    • #3
      Originally posted by tor_khan View Post
      Funny Toramana . Where does the halwa fit into this??

      I didn't know another term for grenade was also anar in Urdu. Makes some kind of sense, I suppose, so according to this lesson, I learn a new word. Last time I heard anyone use the word "grenade" in Urdu, they sounded it like "geRRnade"; just like a lot of Urdu speakers say "moddRen" for "modern".
      I think "anar" is not the right word for gernnade---It is the artists imagery to show even "anar" is militarized.

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      • #4
        When I was in school, "alif-be" didn't finish on "khe".

        Perhaps that's why kids these days are so stupid.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by tor_khan View Post
          Funny Toramana . Where does the halwa fit into this??

          I didn't know another term for grenade was also anar in Urdu. Makes some kind of sense, I suppose, so according to this lesson, I learn a new word. Last time I heard anyone use the word "grenade" in Urdu, they sounded it like "geRRnade"; just like a lot of Urdu speakers say "moddRen" for "modern".
          Yes, we wants to have a modran and davloped society.

          By the way, local maulvis are renowned for their love of halwas. Their bellies betray their culinary desires.
          "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be".

          "Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives".

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          • #6
            Yes...now toramana is expert in these lessons

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