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jquader wrote:HH miyan... tum suney hungey kai toh bhi yeh joke magar yaape dusrey logaan bhi hai na unlogau ko bhi sunna rheta... iswaste hum likhai they *****
jquader wrote:Shukriya! *****
Bhaimiya wrote:Ghalee ki kantaree potey bandey bhirka key ghar ke sarre kaweliyon pindey mey mila diye na yaro
) ) bhi chalte bolke, maloom hota to pinde baigan mai b shuru seich shuru hojataon tha
*What is this* wrote:... aise postan***** ( posts
talky wrote:Yenti yedhava veshala
rock_26iin wrote:talky wrote:Yenti yedhava veshala
abba, tum kya karrein ji? thread ka naam nahi pade kyan? idhar sirf hyderabadi hindi meich baat karna tum, aisi waisi bhashaien humku samajh mein nahi aati.
why does G-G's vocabulary sound familiar?General Grevious wrote:une maakada hai ...... asich chootiyan postan karta.....meet ku aao bolo.....gaand phodenge
where have i heard it b4...?
CtrlAltDel wrote:why does G-G's vocabulary sound familiar?General Grevious wrote:une maakada hai ...... asich chootiyan postan karta.....meet ku aao bolo.....gaand phodenge
rock_26iin wrote:talky wrote:Yenti yedhava veshala
abba, tum kya karrein ji? thread ka naam nahi pade kyan? idhar sirf hyderabadi hindi meich baat karna tum, aisi waisi bhashaien humku samajh mein nahi aati.
DRMU_KARAM wrote:Some of my contributions*****:
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Hope I made this easy^^^^^ for the readers
Imran Khan wrote: ^^^^^pindey ku bolo
*What is this* wrote:...^^^^^ pinde baigan mai b shuru seich shuru hojataon tha
Hyderabadi Language(s)
One of the unique features of Hyderabad is the language of Urdu. The Hyderabadi Urdu is more like city's dialect of Hindi- a 'la Ebonics Language . It is in the world of its own. Like the Mumbayya 'tapori',Hyderabadi lingo too has its own distinct sound & flavour and yes, it is more varied as it has its own dialects in different parts of the city. If the real Hyderabadi is laced with Urdu and typical to the old city, the new city has a fair mix of English and Telugu to it. In Secunderabad Cantonment area, there is a Tamil touch to it. Though the original Urdu language is different, over the years, the Urdu that we speak in Hyderabad is a mix of Urdu, Telugu, and Hindi which has resulted in the invention of very unique and funny words that can be found nowhere but in Hyderabad. For example, you can catch a typical Hyderabadi anywhere in India. Once he starts speaking in Hindi, you get to hear the uniqueness that is Hyderabad, with words like 'Nakko'***** (No Thanks!), 'Kya Miyan'***** (What's up dude!), 'Potti'***** (A girl!) and many more words. You only need to be in Hyderabad to know these words and you will love both the words and the Hyderabadi.
Visit:
http://www.reachouthyderabad.com/regional/
Deccan Festival(Hyderabad)*****
Every year gracious Hyderabad comes alive during the Deccan Festival. Cultural programmes with ghazal nights, qawalis and mushairas are held. A pearl and bangle fair displays creations in lustrous peals and multi-hued bangles that are local specialities. A food festival serves the best of Hyderabad’s famed cuisine to the visitors.
***** http://www.indiaatbest.com/festi_feb.htm
Deccan Festival / Hyderabad Festival^^^^^
Deccan Festival will be held at Qutub Shahi Tombs Hyderabad on Second Friday, Saturday & Sunday of April every year.
^^^^^ http://www.yatraindia.com/andhra-prades ... eccan.html
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