| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | Nepali term or phrase: | ekdum mitho thiyo!! | | English translation: | was very deilcious |
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Slang | | Nepali term or phrase: ekdum mitho thiyo!! | | email from a friend |
| | | was very deilcious | Explanation:
was very tasty/delicious/yummy etc...
can be used for food, story, artciles or even someones attitude etc.. |
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priya raj
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Local time: 14:00
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33 mins confidence:  | was very deilcious
Explanation:
was very tasty/delicious/yummy etc...
can be used for food, story, artciles or even someones attitude etc..
| priya raj
India
Local time: 14:00
Native speaker of:  Nepali
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