Can I have your honest opinion about the following wording to put on mehndi invites.. and also can you let me know if i’ve spelt the urdu incorrectly..
Aay hai mehndi ki raat...
Sajaneh hai dulhan ke haat…
Lekin chahiye aap sub ka saat…
Neice 1, Neice 2 and Neice 3
invite you to the Rasm-e-Hina of
oh thanks... my brother started with mehndi ki raat, aap sab ke saat... with is cute coming from a punjabi/english speaking man who speaks urdu worse than a gora would!
Can I have your honest opinion about the following wording to put on mehndi invites.. and also can you let me know if i've spelt the urdu incorrectly..
Aay hai mehndi ki raat...
Sajaneh hai dulhan ke haat...
Lekin chahiye aap sub ka saat...
Neice 1, Neice 2 and Neice 3
invite you to the Rasm-e-Hina of
Dulhan_to_be
Inshallah on
a date in August
at
a place in Wales
Awaiting,
Sis-in-law 1, Sister, Sis-in-law 2
Changed it now to:
Aay hai mehndi ki raat...
Sajaneh hai dulhan ke haat...
Aur chahiye aap sub ka saat...
Neice 1, Neice 2 and Neice 3
invite you to the Rasm-e-Henna of their beloved Phuppo and Khala
Dulhan_to_be
Inshallah on
a date in August
at
a place in Wales
Awaiting,
Sis-in-law 1, Sister, Sis-in-law 2
Final change now and being sent to the card wale.. Yahay, another job ticked off the list!
I'm very ashamed.. but in my defence it was very late at night and brain wasn't working very well... as you can see!
It's ok, Ant and Dec forgive you pet! To make it up though, you must say 'salaash' in a Geordie accent everytime you say it. For atleast a week. Ooo make it 'word of the day' in your classroom. What year group do you teach?
I teach Year 5 (9-10 year olds) who would absolutely love to hear me say "salaash" for a day. And I bet they wouldn't forget it, no matter how late it was!