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Gujarati to English translations [PRO] Other | | Gujarati term or phrase: baa su karech | | now this could mean what is mum doing, i know that baa means mum here other than that i dont know |
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| | What is Grandmother (or mother) doing? | Explanation: Baa in Gujarati is actually spoken more to refer GRANDMOTHER
Maa OR Mammy in Gujarati is spoken more to mean MOTHER
However, in villages or remote places the language changes and at some places BAA is also used to refer MOTHER.
Baa = Grandmother, Mother
Shun = What
Kare Chhe = is doing?
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If source in Gujarati is ...
BAA SU (or SHUN) KAREESH?
Then English equivalent is...
what would you do, Grandmother?
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2008-10-19 05:28:45 GMT) --------------------------------------------------
CORRECTION in main question / answer,
1) BAA, SU KARE CHHE? means
-> Grandmother, what are you doing?
Alternatively, if you heard in Gujarati...
2) BAA, SHUN KARVU CHHE? means
-> Grandmother, what would you wish to do?
3) BAA, Shun Kareesh? means
-> Grandmonther, what would you do?
However, reference to your said English wrech, rech, etc could not be met here. |
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 Vimal Panchal India Local time: 07:41
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7 mins confidence:  What is Grandmother (or mother) doing?
Explanation: Baa in Gujarati is actually spoken more to refer GRANDMOTHER
Maa OR Mammy in Gujarati is spoken more to mean MOTHER
However, in villages or remote places the language changes and at some places BAA is also used to refer MOTHER.
Baa = Grandmother, Mother
Shun = What
Kare Chhe = is doing?
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 mins (2008-10-18 17:45:34 GMT) --------------------------------------------------
If source in Gujarati is ...
BAA SU (or SHUN) KAREESH?
Then English equivalent is...
what would you do, Grandmother?
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2008-10-19 05:28:45 GMT) --------------------------------------------------
CORRECTION in main question / answer,
1) BAA, SU KARE CHHE? means
-> Grandmother, what are you doing?
Alternatively, if you heard in Gujarati...
2) BAA, SHUN KARVU CHHE? means
-> Grandmother, what would you wish to do?
3) BAA, Shun Kareesh? means
-> Grandmonther, what would you do?
However, reference to your said English wrech, rech, etc could not be met here.
|  Vimal Panchal India Local time: 07:41 Native speaker of: Gujarati PRO pts in category: 116
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Asker: it definetly wasn't kare che
you know how in english wrech is when someone is throwing up, thats what the rech of karech sounded like
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