Lakho Hazaro chahare Raste me khade bhooke Naseeb me kya likha hay Pehechano

English translation: There are thousands, nay millions, of hungry faces at the streets, try to comprehend what's in them!

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Zulu term or phrase:Lakho Hazaro chahare Raste me khade bhooke Naseeb me kya likha hay Pehechano
English translation:There are thousands, nay millions, of hungry faces at the streets, try to comprehend what's in them!
Entered by: Roomy Naqvy

10:52 Jun 5, 2001
Zulu to English translations [Non-PRO]
Zulu term or phrase: Lakho Hazaro chahare Raste me khade bhooke Naseeb me kya likha hay Pehechano
there's more to this...


unke akho ko

Lalaj ke do neeshane

Nafarat se lade hay

Daulat ke do nishane

Thanks!!!
Matt
There are thousands, nay millions, of hungry faces at the streets, try to comprehend what's in them!
Explanation:
[Matt, the source language is Urdu.]

The translation of the first line is 'There are thousands, nay millions, of hungry faces at the streets, try to comprehend what's in them!'.

[and it continues...]

Their eyes are
full of greed.
There is hatred in them
due to lust of wealth.

Regards
Roomy F Naqvy
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There are thousands, nay millions, of hungry faces at the streets, try to comprehend what's in them!


Explanation:
[Matt, the source language is Urdu.]

The translation of the first line is 'There are thousands, nay millions, of hungry faces at the streets, try to comprehend what's in them!'.

[and it continues...]

Their eyes are
full of greed.
There is hatred in them
due to lust of wealth.

Regards
Roomy F Naqvy

Roomy Naqvy
India
Local time: 21:31
Native speaker of: Native in HindiHindi
Grading comment
awesome!!! thanks a bunch. you rule!
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