Mirpuri/Pahari dialect - The Asian Place - Desi Forum

Capone's_Baby · 22-06-2008, 21:25

Who speaks da mirpuri/pahari/patwari dialect? Lol, (this isnt the reason i ask.. but what on earth does VURKI mean) anyway yeah who speaks pahari

mindstate · 22-06-2008, 21:49

i don't know if this is right but doesn't pahari mean...those of the mountains..or something like that

Zero · 22-06-2008, 22:11

Yeh pahar means mountain. So pahari is "mountain language" lol

MR-BIG · 22-06-2008, 22:19

well im from the mountains but dont know wat tht word means

Lucy · 22-06-2008, 22:28

how the hell u speak pahari?

Xcibit · 22-06-2008, 22:54

"tooki kuss maar ya"........ who hit u !!

"bunn acho"...........come down !!

"mada loda kooder gaya"....wheres my boy gone !!

rofl rofl rofl

Lucy · 22-06-2008, 23:21

ohh tht

can speak tht

NiceFreshie · 24-06-2008, 09:58

Originally Posted by Xcibit

"tooki kuss maar ya"........ who hit u !!

"bunn acho"...........come down !!

"mada loda kooder gaya"....wheres my boy gone !!

rofl rofl rofl

i think that shud b putar ( son ) ?........rite?

hahahahahha....... u seems very fluent in pahari language ...

n thats a fact that most of families r from pahar or from mirpur.....

Zero · 24-06-2008, 13:14

Originally Posted by NiceFreshie

n thats a fact that most of families r from pahar or from mirpur.....

Depends on which city you go to in the UK!

nafisa · 24-06-2008, 13:23

Some of my lot speak it, with a slightly different dialect.

Iroquois Pliskin · 24-06-2008, 17:08

Originally Posted by Capone's_Baby

Who speaks da mirpuri/pahari/patwari dialect? Lol, (this isnt the reason i ask.. but what on earth does VURKI mean) anyway yeah who speaks pahari

Please introduce yourself in the Intro section. Thanks.

queen bee · 09-07-2008, 00:53

that was me! i forgotted my log in & was too lazy to send a password reminder thing, whooooooooooops. omg, not many people then? LOL tusa kudar joolay oh? where are u going?

Zero · 09-07-2008, 01:48

Jhoolay means swing in Urdu.

queen bee · 09-07-2008, 02:03

i know lollll HAHA that just reminded me, my gran calls a swing "PING" hahhh love it

Zero · 09-07-2008, 18:02

I think there was a thread of how the "elders" translated english words into their way of speaking. I think it might be in the bengali forum lol.

I aint mirpuri so I dont know the language too well. I myt need to pester someone for basic words.

P.S. If anyone knows where this language originated from let me know. It doesnt sound like Urdu/Punjabi/Pashtun at all.

22-06-2008, 21:25	#1 (permalink)
Capone's_Baby Just Landed! Location: SW LDN Gender: Female Country: Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0 Rep Level:	Mirpuri/Pahari dialect Who speaks da mirpuri/pahari/patwari dialect? Lol, (this isnt the reason i ask.. but what on earth does VURKI mean) anyway yeah who speaks pahari

22-06-2008, 22:19	#4 (permalink)
MR-BIG Loyal Member Location: gangstaville aka big sheff Age: 29 Gender: Male Country: Posts: 2,507 My Mood: Rep Power: 112 Rep Level:	well im from the mountains but dont know wat tht word means THERES A PARTY IN HELL AND A WAR IN HEAVEN , THE WHOLE WORLDS BEEN SHOOK SINCE 9/11 WITH MUSLIM EXTEMISTS N ZIONISTS TRYIN 2 RULE THA WORLD WITH N IRON FIST

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Lucy Banned Location: no where Age: 21 Gender: Female Country: Posts: 12,621 My Mood: Rep Power: 0 Rep Level:	how the hell u speak pahari? double standards forum bav thnks shes a god!!!

22-06-2008, 22:54	#6 (permalink)
Xcibit Just Landed! Location: london Gender: Male Country: Posts: 44 My Mood: Rep Power: 0 Rep Level:	"tooki kuss maar ya"........ who hit u !! "bunn acho"...........come down !! "mada loda kooder gaya"....wheres my boy gone !! rofl rofl rofl *I can only please 1 person at a time...* *today is'nt ur day* *tomorrow aint looking good either...*

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Lucy Banned Location: no where Age: 21 Gender: Female Country: Posts: 12,621 My Mood: Rep Power: 0 Rep Level:	ohh tht can speak tht double standards forum bav thnks shes a god!!!

22-06-2008, 21:49	#2 (permalink)
mindstate Loyal Member Location: uk Gender: Male Country: Posts: 3,658 Rep Power: 272 Rep Level:	i don't know if this is right but doesn't pahari mean...those of the mountains..or something like that

22-06-2008, 22:11	#3 (permalink)
Zero Respected Member Location: . Gender: Male Posts: 14,547 Rep Power: 704 Rep Level:	Yeh pahar means mountain. So pahari is "mountain language" lol

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nafisa Forum Addict! Location: ' Gender: Female Country: Posts: 1,120 I have 1 Blog Entries Rep Power: 134 Rep Level:	Some of my lot speak it, with a slightly different dialect. MADSTEEZ; On POINT.

09-07-2008, 00:53	#12 (permalink)
queen bee Loyal Member Location: Where the hoodrats at? Gender: Female Country: Posts: 2,198 My Mood: Rep Power: 238 Rep Level:	that was me! i forgotted my log in & was too lazy to send a password reminder thing, whooooooooooops. omg, not many people then? LOL tusa kudar joolay oh? where are u going? Attack me cause I say shit. That's that way of curving that they had me as a favourite.

09-07-2008, 01:48	#13 (permalink)
Zero Respected Member Location: . Gender: Male Posts: 14,547 Rep Power: 704 Rep Level:	Jhoolay means swing in Urdu.

09-07-2008, 02:03	#14 (permalink)
queen bee Loyal Member Location: Where the hoodrats at? Gender: Female Country: Posts: 2,198 My Mood: Rep Power: 238 Rep Level:	i know lollll HAHA that just reminded me, my gran calls a swing "PING" hahhh love it Attack me cause I say shit. That's that way of curving that they had me as a favourite.

09-07-2008, 18:02	#15 (permalink)
Zero Respected Member Location: . Gender: Male Posts: 14,547 Rep Power: 704 Rep Level:	I think there was a thread of how the "elders" translated english words into their way of speaking. I think it might be in the bengali forum lol. I aint mirpuri so I dont know the language too well. I myt need to pester someone for basic words. P.S. If anyone knows where this language originated from let me know. It doesnt sound like Urdu/Punjabi/Pashtun at all.

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