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I wonder if having a "female friend" in Hindi is like having a friendship with subtitles. You're watching the conversation, and at the bottom of the screen, it says, "Laugh track plays in Hindi.
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My friend's got a "female friend" in Hindi. Is that like the deluxe edition of friendship, where you get subtitles and bonus features?
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I asked my friend if having a "female friend" in Hindi is any different. He said, "Oh, it's like having a regular friend, but with a touch of Bollywood drama. Every conversation comes with a soundtrack.
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You ever notice how when someone says "female friend" in Hindi, it sounds like they're about to reveal the secret ingredient to the best biryani recipe? Like, "Ah, yes, my friend, it's all about the perfect blend of spices and a dash of 'female friend' in Hindi.
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Having a "female friend" in Hindi is like having a secret code for friendship. It's like, "Hey, do you have any female friends?" "Oh, just the ones fluent in Hindi. You know, the exclusive friendship club.
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My friend is proud of his "female friend" in Hindi, as if it's an achievement unlocked in the game of life. "Got the bilingual buddy achievement, guys!
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I'm starting to think my friend is using "female friend" in Hindi as a conversation starter. Like, "Hey, did you know I have a friend who can say 'hello' in Hindi? Yeah, she's kind of a big deal.
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You know you're in deep friendship territory when you start specifying languages. "Hey, meet my friend. Oh, and by the way, she's a 'female friend' in Hindi." Is this some kind of linguistic flex or what?
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I'm considering introducing my friends with language distinctions now. "This is my 'buddy' in English, and that over there is my 'amigo' in Spanish. Oh, and don't forget my 'female friend' in Hindi." Gotta cover all bases, you know?
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