Re: Del Meet Jinx: Re: download a yahoo greeting? ; Re: Music of the Heart ;

["Taher Y Kagalwala" <>]

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Dear Ameerbhai,

What does " bejaa" mean in the sentence below?

# Coming to the 'vibes', actually, Ragini and I are almost the same age, she
is a bit younger, so we have more or less the same body language, and
similar levels of pulling each other's legs, and appreciating each other's
strong/weak points.
That is what I was referring to.
When you vibe well, you can be instant friends, and all the seven oceans
between you are abolished and the ice melts AT ONCE!
Got that, bhai?

Coming to your 2nd query, "met with" is a distinct Americanism, and replaces
" met" in Queen's English..
As to met up with: I think it better conveys the sense that we set up a
meeting place( rendezvous`) and both of us went there to meet each other. I
am not sure, it sounds like the correct usage.
If anyone has other thoughts, please come forth and discuss.
Specially inviting Sam ,Dr.Gupta and Anna.
-Taher
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ameer ~* 'Ali" 
To: 
 >>Dr Saheb, kuchh hame bhee sunaaeeye
                 aapke vibrations,
                 agar bejaa na ho to :)

 aur, kuchh jaraa jyaadaa angrezee shikhne ke liye,
         jaraa yeh bataaege ke
         what is the difference bet
         'met up with R.....'
         'met with R.....'
         'met R..... ' <<



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