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Gujarati pronunciation of Baked Dish. Gujaratis discovered a baked pasta-in-white-sauce-with-vegetables dish when the famous cook Tarla Dalal first included it in her recipe book. The thing has taken on a life of its own since then, ravaging dining tables across Gujju households everywhere.
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Ramessbhai: "Swati, Jigness and Kokila are coming over for dinner"
Swatibehn: "Oh, they will low my bekdis, I'll make it right away"
Swatibehn: "Oh, they will low my bekdis, I'll make it right away"
Added 2011-07-31 by VadaPau
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In many parts of South India, people do not use the word car. They prefer to use Vehicle instead. There's nothing wrong with it, except it sounds a little too formal in sentences.
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18-Year Old Hyderabadi: Boss, did you bring the veeikill?
19-Year Old Hyderabadi: Nakko re, ever since I crashed it, my dad won't give me the veeikill.
19-Year Old Hyderabadi: Nakko re, ever since I crashed it, my dad won't give me the veeikill.
Added 2011-07-31 by VadaPau
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Hindi phrase used regularly in conversations in Bombay, meaning "for no reason at all" or simply.
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US Return: "The US Debt Ceiling has to be raised"
Vada Pau: "I am more concerned about my Visa bill. Khali Pili why are you bringing up global issues when there are more important local issues at hand"
Vada Pau: "I am more concerned about my Visa bill. Khali Pili why are you bringing up global issues when there are more important local issues at hand"
Added 2011-07-28 by VadaPau
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The object/person/service is similar to what you are talking about but not exactly the same.
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Mumbai cab driver: "Where do you want to go?"
Vada Pau: "Parel"
Mumbai cab driver: "Parel or Lower Parel"
Vada Pau: "What's the difference?"
Mumbai cab driver: "Arre same same but different. Parel is East and Lower Parel is West"
Vada Pau: "Parel"
Mumbai cab driver: "Parel or Lower Parel"
Vada Pau: "What's the difference?"
Mumbai cab driver: "Arre same same but different. Parel is East and Lower Parel is West"
Added 2011-07-26 by VadaPau