-Give me! -What you want me to give you?

Punjabi translation: Mainu oho kuj davo, jidi tussi mere kolo(n) ummeed karde ho

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English term or phrase:-Give me! -What you want me to give you?
Punjabi translation:Mainu oho kuj davo, jidi tussi mere kolo(n) ummeed karde ho
Entered by: Rajan Chopra

08:28 Jan 26, 2004
English to Punjabi translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: -Give me! -What you want me to give you?
It is dialogue between a good friends or lovers. If the man asking a moman and if the woman asking a man (it is different, right?) Please, translate every word and explane, how can i use it. Thanks!
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Mainu oho kuj davo, jidi tussi mere kolo(n) ummeed karde ho
Explanation:
This is a paraphrase attempt as literal translation can never do justice to it. I think that this sentence could be interpreted in this way as well. The speaker is asking his/her mate/friend to give him/her what he/she expect from him/her. This is a romantic expression and it is implied that the speaker is asking his/her mate/friend to reciprocate the feeling of love, which he/she desires from the speaker

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Note added at 2004-01-26 12:32:57 (GMT)
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Typo: Pl read *he/she expects* in place of *he/she expect*

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Note added at 2004-01-28 01:47:36 (GMT) Post-grading
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Rajan Chopra
India
Local time: 11:10
Grading comment
Thanks! Actually I want to learn panjaby language, but I don't know any school in Japan (I am living here). Can you give advice to me? Thank you very much!
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3 +3Mainu oho kuj davo, jidi tussi mere kolo(n) ummeed karde ho
Rajan Chopra


  

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Mainu oho kuj davo, jidi tussi mere kolo(n) ummeed karde ho


Explanation:
This is a paraphrase attempt as literal translation can never do justice to it. I think that this sentence could be interpreted in this way as well. The speaker is asking his/her mate/friend to give him/her what he/she expect from him/her. This is a romantic expression and it is implied that the speaker is asking his/her mate/friend to reciprocate the feeling of love, which he/she desires from the speaker

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Note added at 2004-01-26 12:32:57 (GMT)
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Typo: Pl read *he/she expects* in place of *he/she expect*

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Note added at 2004-01-28 01:47:36 (GMT) Post-grading
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Reference : Your grading comments

You may like to explore the following websites which provide the facility of learning

Panjabi:http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Dunes/7697/Panjabi/Intro...

http://www.sonanet.com/





Rajan Chopra
India
Local time: 11:10
Native speaker of: Native in HindiHindi
PRO pts in pair: 29
Grading comment
Thanks! Actually I want to learn panjaby language, but I don't know any school in Japan (I am living here). Can you give advice to me? Thank you very much!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Aisha Rishi
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agree  Tahir
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agree  RAHUL BAHL: correct
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