Nawe belcha da sok e pata ne ke

Hindi Pashto SMS

Pashto humorous SMS: the speaker sets out at dawn to plant, finds the beloved still asleep, and ends up asking them to light the hookah.

Che Sahar wahti da Manza pa neyat da kora raowatam.
Sa goram che hagha laa haghase da lakhti pa ghaara walaara da.
Lag 7 kho hairan aw pareshan wom che os de sara sa okam.
Ho biya me warta okhandal, pa oga me kra aw Gano ta me kra.

Maa we.....

Nawe belcha da sok e pata ne ke

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  1. Nawe belcha da sok e pata ne ke

    2. Che Sahar wahti da Manza pa neyat da kora raowatam. Sa goram che hagha laa haghase da lakhti pa ghaara walaara da. Lag 7 kho hairan aw pareshan wom che os de sara sa okam. Ho biya me warta okhandal, pa oga me kra aw Gano ta me kra. Maa we..... Nawe belcha da sok […]

  2. Nawe belcha da sok e pata ne ke

    3. Che Sahar wahti da Manza pa neyat da kora raowatam. Sa goram che hagha laa haghase da lakhti pa ghaara walaara da. Lag 7 kho hairan aw pareshan wom che os de sara sa okam. Ho biya me warta okhandal, pa oga me kra aw Gano ta me kra. Maa we?.. Nawe belcha da sok […]

  3. Tujhey sub pata hai

    4. Child:papa aunty ka pait kion phola hai? Father:tujhey sub pata hai! Child: nahin pata promise! Father: in k pait main pani bhara hay CHILD:Oh No! Bacha to doob jaye ga!

  4. Wo larki kisi aur ne pata li!

    5. Poetic buildup praising a girl's looks and charm lands on the gut-punch: someone else already got to her first. Woh gori hai uski zulfe hain kali, Wo Pari hai ya Pariyo ki Rani, Uski har baat hai nirali, Par kya karu yaaro wo larki kisi aur ne pata li!

  5. Apne hone ka pata de dena

    6. Apne hone ka pata de dena kabhi guzro to sada de dena yaad Aa jaon ibadat main Agar hath utha ke bus Dua de dena..

  6. Pata hai Main kya bana rahi hu?

    7. A recipe SMS — two onions, garlic, cumin, and spices — and then asks if you know what's being cooked. The answer is: you. 2 pyaz, 3 lahsun, 5 gm zeera, 3 kali mirch, 2 spoon namak, 4 spoon oil, 1 cup water Aur thoda sa hara dhaniya. Pata hai Main kya bana rahi hu? […]

  7. ghoti che kala golshi

    8. Pashto couplet about a dark curl ruining the beloved's flower-like face, with the speaker ready to sacrifice anything for that darkness. ghoti che kala golshi bia gul gotai kaydain nashee, qurban diar da shundo kala gul kala gotai shee

  8. Kala gull kala khazan kala bahar sham..

    9. Pashto verse of aching longing, asking in a chain of questions when the speaker will finally lose themselves in the beloved's dark eyes. Kala gull kala khazan kala bahar sham.. Kala za da yar pa stargo k khumar sham.. Kala kala me da zaana zargay tor she.. Kala kala da ashna da ghaary haar sham.

  9. Zamong tar myanza fasele wale shwe

    10. Pashto ghazal of separation: spring came but brought no beloved; the speaker's heart broke within an hour of being left alone. Che rata na gore muske wale shwe, Zama da zra bagh ke sparle wale shwe. Za kho pa tama da sro shondo woma, Mata da gul pa zai azghe wale shwe. La ma pura […]

  10. Tum dur ho... aur pass bhi

    11. Roman Urdu verse of paradox: the beloved is both near and far, both laughter and tears, both peace and restlessness for the speaker. Tum dur ho… aur pas bhi,! Tum hansi ho … aur aansu bhi! Tum Mere man ki shanti ho.. aur dil ki bechaini bhi! Tum meri amanat ho.. aur ek sapna bhi!

  11. Ya me dunya ke da alamo na juda latawa

    12. Pashto poem of exile: the speaker asks not to be abandoned among autumn leaves, in a world full of strangers and early-morning grief. Ma da khazan pa wacho pano ke ashna latawa, Ya me dunya ke da alamo na juda latawa. Ka pa dunya v khushali za khushali sa kaom, ma da ghamuno pa mairo […]

  12. Kor da IMDAD da Zargi wran prot de.

    13. A Pashto love poem about longing — the beloved lives in a palace while the lover wanders the wilderness. Ta da khaist pa Tajmahal ke ose, Sta lewane pa byaban prot de. Khudaya da sta pa de wadana dunya Kor da IMDAD da Zargi wran prot de.

  13. Sitam kaafi hai k sath nahi ho tum...!

    14. Roman Urdu couplet: the speaker asks the beloved to stop visiting in memory, as the torment of their absence is already enough. ‎Mujhy yaad aa kar itna be-chain na kro...! Bs ik ye hi sitam kaafi hai k sath nahi ho tum...!

  14. Yao Akhiri Guna Kawom

    15. Pashto poem with a refrain of toba (repentance): the speaker wants one last indulgence — drinking love to its end — before turning devout. Yao Akhiri Guna Kawom No Biya Toba Kawoma, Da Shondo Tanda mataom No Biya Toba Kawoma, Monga Da Zrono Jawari Charta Gatale Na Da, Yao Akhiri Dao Lagawom No Biya Toba […]

  15. Baah fadke rok lende,je chalda koi zor hunda

    16. Punjabi verse about the agony of helplessness: the speaker could stop the beloved from leaving only if there were strength to do so. Baah fadke rok lende,je chalda koi zor hunda assi tere piche kyon rulde, je tere jeha koi hor hunda

  16. Charta che zikar da sparlo shawe de

    17. Pashto ghazal about love's destruction: wherever spring is mentioned, the speaker's passions are killed; the love story is brief but unbroken in its sorrow. Charta che zikar da sparlo shawe de Halta me qatal da jazbo shawe de. Zama da meenay qissa landda da da, YAW tasalsul da hadiso shawe de. Pa khpal qismat yawaze […]

  17. DA ZAM ZAM OBA PA SKO KAMEGI NA

    18. Pashto ghazal comparing the beloved's eyes to Zamzam water and their kisses to sweetness — devotion and longing in the classical Pashtun lyric tradition. Da zam zam oba pa Sko kamegI na, Da yaar husan pa Kato kamege na. So khwage kokay Janana mala raka, Aanangi de pa Koko kamege na. Bandiwan kram Raqibano pa […]

  18. Aakhia nu hanjuan d daat den walea

    19. Punjabi verse of longing: every happiness is squandered on the memory of a beloved who likely does not think of the speaker as much. Aakhia nu hanjuan d daat den walea, Zindgi nu vakhri shugat den walea, ohdiya yaada vich asi har khushi barbaad karde, Kash "oh" vi sade jina sanu yaad karde.

  19. Tussi Hasde ho sanu hasaan vaaste,

    20. Punjabi verse about the beloved's absolute power: the speaker laughs and cries to match them, yet one sulk would cost the sender everything. Tussi Hasde ho sanu hasaan vaaste, tussi rone ho saanu rovaan vaaste, ek vaar rus ke ta vekho sohneyo, Marr javange tuhanu manaan vaaste.

  20. Tussi hasde ho saanu hassan vaste

    21. Punjabi verse about the beloved's hold on the speaker's moods: a single grudge from them would be devastating to overcome. Tussi hasde ho saanu hassan vaste, Tussi ronde ho saanu rovvan vaset, Tussi 1 vaar ruske te vekho, Mar jayenge tuhanu manaan vaste.

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    22. Punjabi verse of devotion: the speaker will burn like a moth and ask death to pause for one last glance at the beloved. Asin parvane sanu agg sek lain de, Sajjna de sajde layi godde tek lain de. jadon aayi mout asin keha ohnu ruk, thehar sannu jandi vaari ''yaar''vekh lain de.

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    23. Poetic Hindi Diwali SMS about a new dawn arriving with Diwali's blessings, a message waiting in the morning light. Andhera hua dur raat ke saath Nayi subha aayi diwali leke sath Ab ankhne kholo dekho ek msg aayi hai Diwali ki subh kamna sath layi hai. ” Happy Diwali”

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