Dave posted:

Welcome To APNU / AFC Goat . God Help Guyanese Children.

Jhaaatttt is always asleep and unaware of issues.

Ramgoatan (Rumjhaat). This chap is a disgrace to Guyanese. Wonder if he was drunk when he signed it ?

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Happy Youman Nabi to all my GNI friends who will be celebrating.

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet. While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used. Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

Nobody likes the guy. So if he stump his toe, break wind or put an end to world hunger, the results will be the same.

Sheik101 posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

Nobody likes the guy. So if he stump his toe, break wind or put an end to world hunger, the results will be the same.

Exactly. Because he wicked how he cut dem caneutters throats fuh lil wealth.

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

Bai, no one use a ‘u’. Not even the Arabs.

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

Ramjattan's secretary is incompetent and he turns a blind eye to her misspellings.

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

Bai, no one use a ‘u’. Not even the Arabs.

You have declared there is no difference.

Anyway from my understanding "Urdu" is the language of our Muslim ancestors who were indentured  from India to British Guiana. Correct if i am wrong .

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

That's typo , we do it all the time here.

The Secretary should have done a recheck , before handing over to be signed, also Khemraj should have taken a quick read before signing.

Django posted:

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

That's typo , we do it all the time here.

The Secretary should have done a recheck , before handing over to be signed, also Khemraj should have taken a quick read before signing.

Everyone who would have touched that document should be fired. It shows lack of due diligence and sloppy work habits. It is the small things that matters since only with these in place can we be secure that the bigger things will be handled well.

Gilbakka posted:

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

Ramjattan's secretary is incompetent and he turns a blind eye to her misspellings.

Comrade Gilbaka, that is not true. I seen myself when she make foolish mistakes comrade Ramjattan give her a cross eye look.  She told me once she get scary.

That.s the standard for being a PM in the PNC government. 

Typos are unacceptable on official government declarations.

PNC = DUMMIES!!!!!!!

Zara posted:

Gilbakka posted:

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

Ramjattan's secretary is incompetent and he turns a blind eye to her misspellings.

Comrade Gilbaka, that is not true. I seen myself when she make foolish mistakes comrade Ramjattan give her a cross eye look.  She told me once she get scary.

How can you see when you live and work in US . 

Stormborn posted:

Django posted:

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Maybe Ramjattan went to school in August or maybe all those baton whacks from Granger has gotten him bassidee. 😀

Kaz , what's the  Arabic words for "The Prophet Birthday" [PBUH] translated to English , Urdu and Hindi ?

This is what Yandex Tranlate says  in Arabic :  عيد ميلاد النبي, Google says :"eid milad alnabii "  how did  the word "Youman Nabi " came to Guyana ?

https://translate.yandex.com/?...t=Prophet%20Birthday

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

That's typo , we do it all the time here.

The Secretary should have done a recheck , before handing over to be signed, also Khemraj should have taken a quick read before signing.

Everyone who would have touched that document should be fired. It shows lack of due diligence and sloppy work habits. It is the small things that matters since only with these in place can we be secure that the bigger things will be handled well.

These people went into office to take revenge on the PPP and help themselves.  Don't kid yourself they are there to help the people of Guyana. The people have been duped in believing that the Change promised by the AFC/APNU would translate in better governance and greater prosperity. They ain't see it happening and they don't expect it to happen under this government. All they're seeing is more crime, corruption, mismanagement, and a concerted effort by the PNC to rig elections reminiscent of the Burnham era.

Ramjattan = Dunce Ramgoat

Zara posted:

Gilbakka posted:

Dave posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Youn means day so youman nabi means day of the prophet.

While youman is no different from youmun as vowels don’t change meanings in Arabic, youman is generally used.

Arabic meanings are derived from how Arabic letters are assembled in the word.

From your explanation , there is not a problem with the spelling on the notice declaring the holiday , so what's the beef ?

You didn’t see Holiday was misspelled also. 

Ramjattan's secretary is incompetent and he turns a blind eye to her misspellings.

Comrade Gilbaka, that is not true. I seen myself when she make foolish mistakes comrade Ramjattan give her a cross eye look.  She told me once she get scary.

OK.

Dave posted:

Zara posted:

Gilbakka posted:

Ramjattan's secretary is incompetent and he turns a blind eye to her misspellings.

Comrade Gilbaka, that is not true. I seen myself when she make foolish mistakes comrade Ramjattan give her a cross eye look.  She told me once she get scary.

How can you see when you live and work in US . 

Perhaps, Zara gat B_I_G eyes fuh see all over dee world.