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Posted on 06-02-08 10:45
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Please help me guys...
what do we call in English "Bhat khwai"
Thanks in advance.
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Posted on 06-02-08 11:13
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not sure, but is it baby shower?
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Posted on 06-02-08 11:13
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not sure, but is it baby shower?
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Posted on 06-02-08 11:25
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There is no 'Bhat Khuwai' in american culture. Baby shower is, before baby's born. if you trying to translate that would be 'rice feeding', Unlike us, they don't have a time table to feed baby 'burgur'.
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Posted on 06-02-08 11:55
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You can just translate in English, but cannot borrow the phrase from American culture to say "Bhat Khwai". "Rice Feeding" is the popular phrase among Nepalese to share with Americans.
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Posted on 06-02-08 12:20
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Posted on 06-02-08 12:40
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Baby weaning? hoki:
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Kinaara
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Posted on 06-02-08 12:46
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Oops how b'out weaning ceremony ?
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Posted on 06-02-08 2:12
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Does Italian have culture of Pizza khuwai and americans have Burger Khuwai like we have Bhat khuwai? Just wondering.
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Posted on 06-02-08 2:47
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Anna Prasan ( sanskarit) and bhaat khuwaune ( bolachaal), which is timetable to feed solid food which is bhaat.
So, it's a second step from bottled food to solid food. Girls grow faster in their early childhood therefore they get solid food earlier than boys.
Some times we can not get right word so need to come with good substite that reperesnts. How you explain TABLE in nepali? When I was child, we had a bronze pan with solid cover and was good for geda gudi and maasu. They used to call saspyan, now I realised that is Sauce Pan, Inidan inherited from British and then we Nepali did.
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Samsara
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Posted on 06-02-08 2:50
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Last edited: 02-Jun-08 02:54 PM
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Samsara
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Posted on 06-02-08 2:54
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For syanjali:
With the Samsara's warmest Regards.
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Posted on 06-02-08 3:21
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There is no such ceremony but something similar would be the term .......... Christining...............I hope I spelt that right....
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Posted on 06-02-08 3:50
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Posted on 06-02-08 5:34
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baby weaning could be the correct word i support that
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Posted on 06-02-08 6:15
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I agree with MadDogg,
Its called "Baby Christening"... I am 100% sure without a doubt.
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Posted on 06-02-08 9:50
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I would prefer rice feeding ceremoney.Pasni garne bittikai kaha baby lai wean garinchha ra?Feri harek kura english ma hunai parchha bhanne chhaina ni.It's our culture ,which is nice .So,I prefer rice feeding ceremony.
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Posted on 06-02-08 9:52
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Posted on 06-02-08 9:59
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Baby Christening means baptising a baby and naming it too.Christens do that to welcome their new born baby in their community ,church.........It's not same as bhat khuwai.It's like Nwaran( I think).
Bhat Khuwai means simple.Rice feeding ceremony.
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Posted on 06-02-08 11:34
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How about "BHAT KHWAING"?
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Posted on 06-03-08 8:44
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I would go with "RICE FEEDING".
Thanks to all .........
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