Say "Husband" and "Wife" in your own language
@shahabahmadkhan (1998)
India
December 24, 2006 1:35am CST
we say "Pati" or Patidev in Hindi and "Miyan" in Urdu for Husband and "Gharwali" or "Patni" in Hind and "Biwi" in Urdu for Wife what do you call it in your language?
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@darckj (885)
• Philippines
23 Jan 07
i am from philippines, and philippines have many languages..
in kiniray-a
husband-- bana
wife-- sawa
tagalog
husband/wife-- asawa
say, the sentence is: Ann loves her husband.
in tagalog: Mahal ni Anne ang kanyang asawa.
in kinaray-a: Palangga ni Ann ang ana bana.
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@pooksywooksy (1006)
• Indonesia
23 Jan 07
Indonesian language is an easy language. If you happen to have a dictionary and can read; I bet you would be able to speak our language immediately. We don't have past tense, future tense, or present tense. You just need to put all the nouns or verbs together, you already make sense/ or even sentence. LOL
Husband is Suami in Indonesian. Wife is Istri in Indonesian. So in short, when you wanna say husband - wife; you just have to say suami istri.
