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Other | | Hindi term or phrase: kal do hote hain | | kal do prakar ke hote hain. ek yesterday aur ek tomorrow. |
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INDER M. SINGH
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54 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 there are two types of "kal"
Explanation:
the word used to say yesterday and tomorrow are the same - kal.
So, "there are two types of kal, one is yesterday and one is tomorrow"
And may I add, you can usually figure out which one it is from the context, mainly the tense.
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