English term
"You are very pretty" to a young lady
4 +2 | Tum bahut sunder ho OR Tum bahut pyArii ho OR Tum bahut achchhi ho | Rajan Chopra |
5 +4 | Aap bahut khoobsurat hain | pucoug (X) |
5 +3 | Tum bahut sundar ho | nlingua |
5 | Tum kitni achhi ho! | aswarup |
PRO (1): aswarup
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Proposed translations
Tum bahut sunder ho OR Tum bahut pyArii ho OR Tum bahut achchhi ho
Tum bahut sunder ho OR Tum bahut pyArii ho
If you want to praise her for her helping nature, you may say:
Tum bahut achchhi ho
Aap bahut khoobsurat hain
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Rajan Chopra
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Thanks :)
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jaswinder singh
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Thanks :)
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Dr Singh
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Thanks :)
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Tahir
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Thanks :)
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Tum bahut sundar ho
Aap bahut sunder haiN
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Note added at 17 mins (2004-10-26 18:05:11 GMT)
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Note: IF \"Please do not get me in trouble!\"
THEN stick to \"Aap bahut sunder haiN\"
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keshab
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thanks keshab
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Rajan Chopra
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thanks
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jaswinder singh
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Tum kitni achhi ho!
However, I feel it is better on the stage for you to say the above with exclaimation as below-
"Tum kitni achhi ho!"i.e "How nice you are!"
If you really see that the girl is pretty and beutiful in looks there is no harm in saying-
"Tum kitni sundar ho!" or "Tum kitni khoobsoorat ho!"i.e. "How beautiful/pretty you arë!"
On the stage you can always say a young college girl and she will always be pleased- "Tum bahut smart dikhti ho!"i.e. "Yöu look very smart!".
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