Guddu ke abba

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ایک زمانے میں خواتین شوہروں کانام نہیں لیتی تھیں انھیں گڈوکےاباکہتی تھیں، شیخ رشید
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اسلام آباد:شیخ رشیدگڈوگڈو کاکھیل بند کریں،وفاقی وزیربرجیس طاہر
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There was a time, when ladies didn’t call their husbands with names. They used Munne / Guddu ke abba, etc.

Does that practice still prevail somewhere in the world?

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:omg:

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whats your opinion? Does that practice still prevail?

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yes, in my own home. Bhai and Bhabhi never call each other by their names [at least, i never heard them]. they don’t call muune ke abba yaa munni kii ammaaN…they address each other as:
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Bhabhi:** yeh, vo, your dad, your Bhaaijan etc
Bhai: your mom, your Bhabhijaan, mem saab, Begum saahiba etc

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No, I did not hear such things in my family…

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so how they call each other? Ajee sunte ho?

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yes…vaise, ham log aapas meN [not including nieces and nephew] apnii poorbii zabaan meN bolte haiN to vo alfaaz-e-taKhaatub alag hote haiN.

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In the past yes, now it’s common for both to call by the names

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How they say ‘ajee sunte ho’ in Poorabi zaban?

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Not only call by names but also call names :hehe:

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Ab pol tou na kholain :stuck_out_tongue: sheikh Rasheed samajhdaar aadmi hay :stuck_out_tongue:

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why? becuae he knows the cost Vs benefit of keeping and not keeping a majj at home.

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Be the first in your family. revival of culture :smiley:

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:emmy:

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One of my Mother’s friends from Kotli, Azad Kashmir refers to her husband as 'kaarr ‘aala’ meaning ghar wala in Urdu. I remember my mother once cracked a joke saying “O kaar aalai tey tussi ki? Baar waale?” They had a good laugh.