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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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JB_girl Lol eat water

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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BANKIM yes my Bengali friend also say this

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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hora_fugit Going out with them I enjoyed always, still do. Sitting home with them was sometimes very tough. I like my own company, then the family (not relatives), and then friends if any.

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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MM @Sheali

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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Arunima Singh @Sheali Thank you for the reminder

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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Toni When translated yeah we do have the same. I guess it is so in almost all languages. In South Korea they use the verb eat the same way. So when they translate it in English they say eat an don't drink. They even say eat a pill.

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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MM Oh really lolsAnyway its factual to eat our water and drink our foodfor better health

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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Arunima Singh Ami Jol khabe.... I have not spoken Bengali in a while but if I get someone to talk to, I will get back the fluency that I had.

13 Apr 23

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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Shavkat I am sure if I am going to use our native tongue or dialects, it ill surely sound different and funny to all of you.

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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Jenaisle In Tagalog, we often have a joke that goes this way:' Kung hindi mo makikita,makikita mo." which when literally translated means: "When you can't see it, you will see it." The correct meaning however of the phrase is like a threat., "If you can't find it,...

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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MerryBelle I guess it would be the old elevator example. Let's say you're waiting for the elevator. When the door opens, you ask, "Bababa ba? (Is it going down?) and the people inside will answer, "Bababa" (Going down). Baba, though, can also refer to your "chin"...

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 13 Apr 23

FUN FACT: In Bengali we use the verb eat even when we want to say "I drink". in Bengali, how would you say ' I want to eat pizza'. Ami pizza khete chai. How would you say 'I want to drink water' Ami Jol khete...

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Anna I am sure there are confusing phrases in almost all languages.

13 Apr 23

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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Shavkat If they are still alive, I might be enjoying being with them.

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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CarolDM @Sheali Enjoy yours.

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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pumpkinjam I honestly don't remember enjoying my parents' company when I was a child at any point. They didn't really do anything or go anywhere. There was no chance of missing them as they were always there! Now, I do make a point of spending quality time with my dad....

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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DE @Sheali Thank you very much.

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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rakski @Sheali we are lucky to have her and she was able to see my kids

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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Arunima Singh @Sheali Yes, it does. It's all about being there in the moment. It's the quality of time spent.

11 Apr 23

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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rakski I spend most of my time with my grandma As for my kids, I am trying to enjoy them now

10 Apr 23

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Sheali @Sheali (7423) • India 9 Apr 23

Till what age did you enjoy going out with parents? As kids, everyone wants to stay with their parents all the time and miss them if they go anywhere leaving them at home. But as kids grow up into teenagers or adults, most enjoy...

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OceanTiara Unfortunately, I was left from home at a young age, so only spend time with parents in young years. So I am talking from birth to when I was around 14 years old. From then on, I was not at home.

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