So,let's see the words which you can proudly say as it is without worrying what it's called in english.
- RAKHI(RĀKHĪ): Every indian is very familiar with the term Rakhi. Its associated with a festival RakshaBandhan where sister ties wristband around brother's wrist as a symbol of love from sister and a promise from brother to protect her. The wrist band is usually referred to as Rakhi, which doesn't have a english translation.
- KANYADAAN(KANYĀDĀN): Its kanyadan in hindi and english as well. Be proud of the hindu ritual and term as well as it's original to India only. It's a hindu wedding ritual where parents give away their daughter to groom.
- INDRIYA: Our human body is composed of five senses which are called indriyas. Losely we mean ones desire and ability to control the worldly temptations. Indriya word doesn't have a similar term in english..
- JUGAAD: This is one word almost every indian is familiar with. Even you find kids around using the term quite funnily. Ofcourse it is used in sarcastically fuhnny manner. Jugaad refers to the least inexpensive method of fixing something or you can say is the cheapest solution to a problem. And its jugaad in hindi, english or in any language.
- ADDA: The most buzzing word among the youngsters. You generally come across the word in most college campuses. It refers to the place where friends gather regularly. The palce can be anywhere like a street corner, a restaurant or any roadside dhaba or something like that. And happily there is no english translation of the word. Adda is such a desi word very fondly used by young crowd.
- PYAJAMA: Its the piece of clothing generally worn as night pants. The lose night pants are called pajamas in hindi and in english as well. You might have heard of trending pyajama party which is a night out with pyajamas in. It's the onlyparty I guess without formal clothing. Just get into your comfortable pyajama and you are ready to rock.
- CHUTNEY: chutney is very common to every Indian household. No meal or snacks is complete without the side serving of chutney. Its generally a complementary serving which adds taste and tang to the meal and snack as well. There are different types of chutney made up of different ingredients. The best part of chutney is they go well with meal and snacks as well and are capable enough to activate your taste buds. As they are typical to india ,the name is also typical to hindi having g no english translation.
- Jhootha
- Foofa
- Veranda
- Maya
- Raas lela
- Zabardast
- Dhaba
- Jijivisha
- Akashvani
- Pushpanjali
- Rabbta
- Viraah
- Kaam-waam
- Baat-waat
- Baal-bache
- Theek-thak
- Khaana-peena
- Ghumna-firna
- Ghar-Dwar
- Jhuth-muth
Aam ho ya litchi,sabse achi Hindi!!!