@Lynn posted:

Chamkay!! Wildflower used to prappa Chamkay ..hehehe

I was emulating my dearest late friend… she was the queen of many things especially the chamkay

at one point she was nicknamed “ walk and wine”  ( RIP beautiful soul )

@Lynn posted:

Braiga!!

Gyal some ppl does get so braiga when dem come a cyanada or merica

@Mitwah posted:

PaRosi.

Jane u is me parosin and Me and rajiK was fus ‘parosin’ because first time I heard that word it was her mom who used it to refer to us

@Wildflower posted:

I was emulating my dearest late friend… she was the queen of many things especially the chamkay

at one point she was nicknamed “ walk and wine”  ( RIP beautiful soul )

Beautiful soul indeed !

@Wildflower posted:

Jane u is me parosin and Me and rajiK was fus ‘parosin’ because first time I heard that word it was her mom who used it to refer to us

Then it must b berbician word

lol

Padosan ( movie) ..neighbor/s

D has an ‘r’ sound in hindi

eg Gynese say ‘larki’ for girl

but it is spelt ladki in hindi

Also, kichidi (hindi) but we say ‘kichrie’

or ‘kadahi’ .. we say ‘ karahi’

suh me still nah know wht parosi mean!!

help Mits bhaiya

@Lynn, you got it right. That sound does not exist in English. I write 'R' so that make the palatal sound, that is the tongue touching the top of the mouth. So Larki wound sound lardki...

Why is it that some people who speak Hindi etc cannot pronounce ‘V’ my. coworkers used to say TWee for TV among other words

@Wildflower posted:

Why is it that some people who speak Hindi etc cannot pronounce ‘V’ my. coworkers used to say TWee for TV among other words

Is it Diwali or Divali?

Tell them to say: “Grapes of this vine make excellent wine.”

The Hindi sound for व in Devanagari is between V and W —a voiced labiodental, the bottom lip + top teeth. It also differs by regions. Some also pronounces it as B... Bishnu for Vishnu, Bindravan for Vindravan

Oh yes I noticed them saying Bictoria for Victoria

@Wildflower posted:

Oh yes I noticed them saying Bictoria for Victoria

I rem whn Jo was 8 yrs old n a family came to the church with kids her age..she asked me why they say ‘yeers’ for EARS!!

I work with may Ind..n they come from all States..Punjab, Gujrat, Kerala etc..different accent!, n yes that W sound for V

i rem this GUJ..  lady who used to say ‘fly’ for FRY..it took me a long time to get wht she was saying(talking abt FRYING foods)

Churaile..!!

Kaminey means same thing

daku

daru

namak haram

wht abt kunnu munnu..is this Hindi?? Orjust GY slang??

paisa

dudh/doodh

@Mitwah posted:

Is it Diwali or Divali?

Tell them to say: “Grapes of this vine make excellent wine.”

The Hindi sound for व in Devanagari is between V and W —a voiced labiodental, the bottom lip + top teeth. It also differs by regions. Some also pronounces it as B... Bishnu for Vishnu, Bindravan for Vindravan

How bout Wagina?

Kunnu Munnu = A cunumunu is a stupid person, an idiot. Often used when teasing someone.

@cain posted:

How bout Wagina?

it's Yoni.

They would screw up this part if ever trying out for the awesome movie "V for Vendetta" 

When asked who he was V replied;

Voilà! In view, a humble vaudevillian veteran, cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of Fate. This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is a vestige of the vox populi, now vacant, vanished. However, this valorous visitation of a by-gone vexation, stands vivified and has vowed to vanquish these venal and virulent vermin vanguarding vice and vouchsafing the violently vicious and voracious violation of volition.The only verdict is vengeance; a vendetta, held as a votive, not in vain, for the value and veracity of such shall one day vindicate the vigilant and the virtuous.

Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose, so let me simply add that it's my very good honor to meet you and you may call me V.

@Mitwah posted:

Kunnu Munnu = A cunumunu is a stupid person, an idiot. Often used when teasing someone.

I know wht it means  but is it hindi??

@Lynn posted:

I know wht it means  but is it hindi??

It's Trini or Jamaican and adopted by Guyanese.

@Mitwah posted:

It's Trini or Jamaican and adopted by Guyanese.

Slang.. suspected that

thnx bhaiya

Mits bhaiya..is this correct.??

Jatta..u comb out the jatta.(knows from yr hair)

n wht’s the thing that used to be in pillows..harna or harra??