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Other | | English term or phrase: sometimes | | kokhono and majhe majhe - what's better to use for "sometimes" and what's the difference? |
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| | kokhono kokhono / majhe majhe | Explanation:
Both are representing 'sometimes' provided 'kokhono' should be uttered twice.
Single "kokhono" represents 'once'.
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-08-05 18:19:29 GMT)
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yes, if we take these word more precisely, then we can say that "kokhono kokhono " actually represents 'sometimes' and "majhe majhe" represents "periodical interval"
majhe majhe bristi hochchhe= It rains in periodical interval.
kokhono kakhono bristi hochchhe= It rains sometimes.
Really we are not aware these differences. Thank you to make me observe the language so precisely:) |
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