I wonder what Dharam paaji was upto, shouting from the top of the water tank or something right in the middle of Ramgarh, pretending to sell or advertise Gauavas, when he did not possess even a single Guava.
@hp & crystal Try to talk like dharam paaji, drunk and constipated, with tongue thickened and stuck to bottom row of teeth.
Then Gauava will sound like Gaaava. Anyways we can't expect the Guavathi (Sorry I meant Gaavthi) character played by Dharamji in the movie to speak out sofisssssticated Englisssss words like Guava clearly. It'll most definitely become something like g(w)aava, gaava.
arre ?!?!
ReplyDelete"gua" or "gaon" ka same pronunciation thode hota hai...?
I agree with HP..Gua or Gaon mei bahut difference hota hai :O..
ReplyDeleteMerry christmas anyway :D
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ReplyDelete@Hp, Crystal: I side by stuipdosaur. After all, the guys drunk.. :)de
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@ crystal: bahut difference hota hai?
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@hp & crystal
ReplyDeleteTry to talk like dharam paaji, drunk and constipated, with tongue thickened and stuck to bottom row of teeth.
Then Gauava will sound like Gaaava.
Anyways we can't expect the Guavathi (Sorry I meant Gaavthi) character played by Dharamji in the movie to speak out sofisssssticated Englisssss words like Guava clearly. It'll most definitely become something like g(w)aava, gaava.
Gaava lo. Gaaw walon.
@urv
ReplyDeletePerfect 10! Thats what I had thought of.
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@sim
ReplyDeleteEmpty mind is Stupid's workshop ;).
guvava to nahi becha Dharam paaji ne, basanti jaroor le gaye :P real life me bhi!
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