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Shahran Sunny Audit
PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2003 11:48 am 
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Can anyone transilate what this lyric is in English....

"ras kii phuhaar, jaise"

It is taken from 1942 a Love Story - Ek Ladki Ko Dekha (3rd verse)
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faddy
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ras = me finks is sugar sweet cane somet...

puhaar=mountains..

so in context "I think your well fit just like a mountain of sugar sweet cane!!"
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filmibuff
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phuhaar is more like a burst of something so ras ki phuhaar means burst of ras i.e sweet juice/cane ......
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Shahran Sunny Audit
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Does anyone knows where I can get the transliations of the following songs from Aks... Yeh Raat & Rabba Rabba?

I don't have the DVD so can't use a subtitle rip!
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Man o man!! Faddy and his PHAT transilations for sunny!!! wah tera kaya kehna miyan!! lutf aagaya!! aadab miyan!! ha ha! cheers! :baaa: :D :cool: :hmm:

thnx for your help..lol!



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rana
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Shahran Sunny Audit wrote:
Can anyone transilate what this lyric is in English....

"ras kii phuhaar, jaise"

It is taken from 1942 a Love Story - Ek Ladki Ko Dekha (3rd verse)

ras:
Juice. Like Ganne (Suggarcane) Ka Ras, Santre Ka Ras, etc.

phuhaar:
Drizzle like sprinkle (or mist). Like Baarish Ki phuhaar.

Rana
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faddy
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naah i dont think any of u got it right... my translation is definately right!!
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rana
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faddy wrote:
ras = me finks is sugar sweet cane somet...

puhaar=mountains..

so in context "I think your well fit just like a mountain of sugar sweet cane!!"

Faddy, you and I said the same for 'ras'.

For 'puhaar': You are right that puhaar is mountain, but the word in the lyrics is 'phuhaar' (that Sunny asked) which is like soft spray or mist or drizzle or sprinkle.

Rana
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Zoran009
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Ok, faddy and rana!! Ab meri bari aai, zara dil thaam ke:

Both of You were really really CLOSE!

Faddy, ka MOUNTAIN..is PAHAAD/R

AAP ka DRIZZLE is PUHAAR!!

SAB ka RAS..is JUICE

DRIZZLE OF JUICY STUFF..here u go, SUNNY..that is RIGHT TRANSILATION for u, Man!! Cheers!



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rana
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Arsh, I can describe what Phuhaar means, in Punjaabi better. It's pleasant 'Chhumb'.

Phuhaar related to the word Phuhaara (Water fountain).

Rana
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Zoran009
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You are absolutely right..lovely...it was a pleasure to read, those beautiful, punjabi word!! absolutely, brilliant!
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rana
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arsh wrote:
You are absolutely right..lovely...it was a pleasure to read, those beautiful, punjabi word!! absolutely, brilliant!

This is what attracted me to the so called Bhangra Songs from UK. Besides beautiful High Tech music and music instruments, these punjabi songs refreshen our memories of the words rarely used by us now.

Rana
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Zoran009
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Yes!! rana!! I loved JAN, for same reason, and even songs in that film, create a real DE JA VU!
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filmibuff
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thats why i said burst of juice as phuhaar i kinda equalled it to fountain........ but yeah sprinkling or drizzle is a better word.....
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rana
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arsh wrote:
Yes!! rana!! I loved JAN, for same reason, and even songs in that film, create a real DE JA VU!

BTW, JAN show of Harbhan Mann is this Friday in Ottawa. Tel: 613-820-6479

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