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Posted on 29th January 2011 13:21
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This is one for the Indians (Gujaratis). All welcome to answer.

What did the Indain doctor say to his Chinese Patient?

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Posted on 29th January 2011 13:23
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kem cho?

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Posted on 29th January 2011 13:27
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Excellent, but not what i'm looking for!

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Posted on 29th January 2011 14:24
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Any one else want to try?

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Posted on 29th January 2011 14:34
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hmm, no idea. Pretty sure "che" has something to do with the answer!

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Posted on 29th January 2011 14:41
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Guji;

When i was in school, we were called "che" as this was the most heard word.

so yes!
(we speak Urdu now)!

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Posted on 29th January 2011 14:48
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abu mohammed wrote:

Guji;

When i was in school, we were called "che" as this was the most heard word.

so yes!
(we speak Urdu now)!

So you changed your language because of one word? What if you're called "Hei" now?

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Posted on 29th January 2011 14:55
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it was that or "kita khoi balasoni" Bengali, i think.

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Posted on 29th January 2011 15:55
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"ummi taalib" wrote:

kem cho?

Grammatically whats the difference between "Kem Cho" and "Kem Chay"?

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Posted on 29th January 2011 16:00
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Hah hah, clever clogs.

NO!

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Posted on 29th January 2011 16:10
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Muadh_Khan wrote:

"ummi taalib" wrote:

kem cho?

Grammatically whats the difference between "Kem Cho" and "Kem Chay"?

kem cho: to an elder
kem che: to a friend or younger person

@abu mohammad
su che?

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Posted on 29th January 2011 16:17
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Honestly, I used to speak it differently, it was Hu Che in our house, which could also be the answer, but its not.

Brother Muadh should of got this, as I've seen his other posts, but then again, he needs to understand gujarati.

He will kick him self and so will every one else once revealed.

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Posted on 29th January 2011 16:34
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"abu mohammed" wrote:

Guji; When i was in school, we were called "che" as this was the most heard word. so yes! (we speak Urdu now)!

I.with us it was either you were, chez or tez. lol.Depending on surti or baruchi.

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Posted on 29th January 2011 16:48
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salam

kam chour,lol

sis kem cho?

i see lot of Gujaratis in here,lol

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Posted on 29th January 2011 16:54
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