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THE
WAY WE WOULD LIKE TO TRANSLATE THEM :-
| PROVERB: |
KOSKO
BAU LAY KE NAPCHA. |
| TRANSLATION: |
WHOSE
FATHER WHAT MEASUREMENT. |
| PROVERB: |
KOSKO
BAU KO KE SHAKTI. |
| TRANSLATION: |
WHOSE
FATHER WHAT VITAMIN. |
| PROVERB: |
NACHNU
JANDAI NA AGANA TERO. |
| TRANSLATION: |
CAN'T
DANCE VERANDAH DISBALANCE. |
| PROVERB: |
JOON
GORU KO SINGH CHAINA, TESKO NAAM TIKHE. |
| TRANSLATION: |
WHICH
BULL NO HORN, THAT BULL HORNY. |
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When
Hum Bara met a Christian guy
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| Hum
Jayega: |
Bro,what
iz your name? |
| Stranger: |
John! |
| Hum
Jayega: |
Oh!
So you are a Christmas? |
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After
his visit to the U.S.A
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| His
Friend: |
So
how was your trip ,Bro? |
| Hum
Jayega: |
It
was great.But one thing really amazed me. |
| His
Friend: |
What
is it? |
 |
| Hum
Jayega: |
Aaa,
bro, there even the small kids speak English. |
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| Hum
Jayega and his wife had a great desire to learn and speak
English. Their typical conversation! |
| Hum
Jayega: |
Who
built this Aloo Dam? |
| His
Wife : |
Oh!
this is my own composition! |
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| When
Hum Jayega went to Greece looking for a job,he got one as
a tourist guide.On his first assignment. |
| Tourist: |
This
skull must be the Great Alexander's? |
| Hum
Jayega: |
Yes
madam,it is!
What about this small one? |
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| Tourist: |
| Hum
Jayega: |
Oh!
that was when he was only a kid. |
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When
Hum Jayega met a child more innocent than him.
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| Hum
Jayega: |
Nani
timi kahile janme ko thi you? |
| Nani: |
Budha
bar ! Tapai ni? |
| Hum
Jayega: |
Ma
chai Aitabar! |
| Nani: |
Na
dhatnu hosh na! Aitabar ta chutti ho! |
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When
Hum Bara's son could not memorise his lesson
|
| Hum
Jayega: Have you seen an ass ( Gadha
)? |
| Son: Yes
dad! |
| Hum
Jayega: What about an owl ( Ullu )? |
| Son: That
too, Dad! |
| Hum
Jayega: Yes, you look just like them. |
| Son: But
dad, mum says I look exactly like you. |
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Which
came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Friend: I
just wonder how a chick hatches out of an egg! |
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Hum Jayega: I too, but i am more surprised as to how the chick
entered the egg in the first place! |
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An
opinion about marriage |
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Friend: I
guess marriage is like a dice game! |
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Hum
Jayega: I don't think so, coz there is atleast a chance
to win in the dice game. |
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When
Hum Jayega went to apply for a job in a government organisation.
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Interviewer: Ok,
Hum, name three famous personalities of India. |
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Hum Jayega: Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and
your good name, Sir. |
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Over
a pair of shoes. |
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Shopkeeper: These
shoes are bit small for you. But there is one benefit in wearing
them. |
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Hum
Jayega: Ok, tell me, what is it? |
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Shopkeeper: Wear
them, start walking and you will forget all the other pains
in the world. |
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Source
: Rupak Rai, Lisa Hill Tea Estate.
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H
a m r o A f n a i U k h a n H a r u :
*
Bandar
ko puchar, tie na inzaar.
* Taruni huda shai wata poi,
marne bela koi na koi.
* Ek palta pakra pareko
chor, postman lai dekdha pani bhagcha.
* Din bhari bahun,
raat bhari dawun (down).
* Raat bhari sarepyo,
mahajan ta juendai.
* Ghati herera, high
neck kinnu.
* Aru ko gau ma chituah,
afno gau ma bhatuah.
* Desh guna ko bhesh,
darjeeling ra america ko autai dress.
* Buri le chode rhara
, premika le chode gati chada.
* Afu cha kangal dinchu
bhancha Bangal.
* Love
letter na thape ek pir, thapi diye hajar pir.
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