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guysimple: Namaste is Hindi language word.
It seems,it is the same word in Greek.
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My experience thus far with older women is they want someone who can treat them to the "Good Life," A favored item frequently heard on this Good Life list is Travel - 5 star hotel style. The guy of course paves the way. I am sure not all women think that way, but than is what I have experienced.
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chris27292729: It seems,it is the same word in Greek.
I dont know about Greek word but this is Indian Hindi language work which is used to show respectful greeting.
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ali110: Aahh yes , having bundles of nukes Pakistan is next target ....a nuclear power country is on the target list ...
Does NZ cow cintain proteins for brain growth ?
Does NZ cow cintain proteins for brain growth ?
cintain ?
NZ cows produce very nice milk thank you ... and yes, as you are clearly in need of protein for brain growth I'd highly recommend this to you!
NZ milk and yoghurt make a delightful lassi (just ad a little salt) and we can sell you as much high quality ghee as you need ... checkout Minsitry for Primary Industries
You might also look up 'the benefits of coconut oil' as this also has been shown to be of benefit to other dementia sufferers!
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guysimple: I dont know about Greek word but this is Indian Hindi language work which is used to show respectful greeting.
Agreed ... never heard namaste in any connection with Greek language.
I connect it with Hindi and Nepalese ... it's meaning can be anything from a simple 'hello' to a much more spiritual greeting along the lines of
'The Divine within me recognises and greets the Divine within you'
depending upon who is using the word and their intent!
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saidmahmoud: for you I do whatever you could imagine
So sweet of you.
All man say that at the start but most doesn't really mean it.
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OldeGuy: My experience thus far with older women is they want someone who can treat them to the "Good Life," A favored item frequently heard on this Good Life list is Travel - 5 star hotel style. The guy of course paves the way. I am sure not all women think that way, but than is what I have experienced.
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guysimple: I dont know about Greek word but this is Indian Hindi language work which is used to show respectful greeting.
And in Greek
"namaste"
means "to be with"
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ali110: Aahh yes , having bundles of nukes Pakistan is next target ....a nuclear power country is on the target list ...
Does NZ cow cintain proteins for brain growth ?
Does NZ cow cintain proteins for brain growth ?
Proud that Pakistan is a nuclear country.
also i guess
very proud that 40% of Pakistanis live in absolutely poverty.
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HexagonKeySet: Agreed ... never heard namaste in any connection with Greek language.
I connect it with Hindi and Nepalese ... it's meaning can be anything from a simple 'hello' to a much more spiritual greeting along the lines of
'The Divine within me recognises and greets the Divine within you'
depending upon who is using the word and their intent!
I connect it with Hindi and Nepalese ... it's meaning can be anything from a simple 'hello' to a much more spiritual greeting along the lines of
'The Divine within me recognises and greets the Divine within you'
depending upon who is using the word and their intent!
The word namaste in Greek.means "to be with"
and has 2 forms.
1.- na eimaste (the 2 letters "ei" is a diphthong pronounced "i".mainly in writing.)
2.- namaste ( mostly when speaking).
Now you heard.
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as one gets older fun may be defined differently
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chris27292729: You cannot argue with a Greek,while English language,
has incorporated nearly half of its vocabulary from Greece.
This reminds me of funny American movie 'Greek wedding ' or some others where Greeks always explaining to English people and others that Greeks are the oldest people, with oldest culture, who carry seeds of phyloshopers etc. while the rest of us where still on trees like monkeys,Greeks know how to use fork and knife ...has incorporated nearly half of its vocabulary from Greece.
It seems every civilisation when it reaches the top, somehow it distroys itself for another one to take over... Italians are similar in nature too, always dreaming of return to Roman empire... 
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chris27292729: And in Greek
"namaste"
means "to be with"
thanks for the knowledge"namaste"
means "to be with"
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However, i like to know which man are able to cook anything and pick up his own mess.
The way I see it, is not about enslaving women to do all the work for a man but it's about partnership and helping each other...
My all friends are married (they are mostly guys) and they are excellent cook but dont cook regularly. They learned it to survive in adverse conditions like divorce or not getting tasty food cooked by partner.