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nightcrawler
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Posted on 07-10-07 1:13
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Hi guys, what is the meaning in english of "farfaraune" when we say " eg, mero hath, farfarayo,"
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Cowboys
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Posted on 07-10-07 2:04
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BornToBeWild
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Posted on 07-10-07 2:05
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hey nightcrawler, i think you can get by using "flutter" in that case like "eyelids fluttering..."
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planet of apes
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Posted on 07-10-07 5:31
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hamro nepali ma yati dherai shabda chan ki aru language adhuro huna janchan." ama lay dal jimmulay jhwayaaa jhannu bho" lie english ma k bhancha??
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Posted on 07-11-07 11:43
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flutter" is wrong meaning for farfaraune. according english thesaras. like suppose your hand vibrate, suppose eyebro vibrate. you can use in that sense. you can use this sense in terms of positively and negatively both way
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Adhya
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Posted on 07-12-07 12:43
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Hya it's called Eyelid twitching or eyelid spasm....ask me i am a doctor..hehe
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