Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

[prototype]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

how about AIY LAY, PHARR ?? (yeh lo, pakro!!) :D

[Shak]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

I speak a variety of different languages to my invisible friends

[Jaanwar]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

She should already be standing next to his chair with a tray that has everything the man might need while he feasts. Why is there a need to ask.

[Krypton]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

oh soneyo....zara namak dani te pharaeyn...nai te main dasssan tenu

:D

[MIAinVA]

Re: Honey…can you please pass me the salt?

Urdu, Sindhi and English… mostly Urdu actually.

Too many nicknames and they are personal

[Monk]

@soundarya

jaaneman, menu namak day

not married.

No kidding..

[pkgrl000]

@Afshi

english.

this reminds me of a joke i once heard...

There were 3 couples eating breakfast together - an English Couple, an American Couple and a Pakistani couple.

The English husband asks his wife, "Can you pass the honey, Honey?" So she passes him the honey.

The American husband asks his wife, "Can you pass the sugar, Sugar?" So she passes him the sugar.

The Pakstani husband, who thought he was all that and then some, wanted to show off his Angrezi skills. So he asks his wife, "Pass the milk, you Cow!"

LOL - i laugh every time. lol.

LOLLLL....i just burst out laughing and now everyone at work knows i'm wasting time online reading jokes instead of doing real work :/

[soundarya]

@Monk

No kidding..

:ASA:

[sub_zero]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

namak/loun liaoo chayti !

[lethal_kamikaze]

Re: Honey…can you please pass me the salt?

lol @ joke of afshi

[fat_spartan]

@Reha

Yeah so what language do you talk to your spouse in? Urdu, Punjabi, English or Pashto…(sorry if Im leaving a language out)

Usually English, occassionally Urdu and French very rarely.

And do any of you call him/her by nicknames like “sweety” or “honey” or “babe”

I’ll call her by name, but she won’t. We do use nicknames too.

[system]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

Mostly English, very little Urdu.

We usually just use names. When being overly nice, I use this one word that I use for everyone when I am feeling lovey dovey, and a couple versions of his name. Nothing really goes with his name. For me, honey/sweety etc doesn't feel natural to say, so I don't.

When being overly nice, he calls me a version of my name.

Though, come to think of it, as much as I like the idea of "yaar, salt la do" with your spouse, I also think "Honey, pass the salt please" works to maintain that lovey-dovey feel without any extra work.

[Reha]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

Does Honey sound toooooooo 1950's?

[Cute_Chandni_1]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

^ not at all.. i think its very cute

[nadz123]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

BAD MOOD- NAMAK TUMNE KABHI DEKA NAHI KYA, KABI KABU DAAL DIYA KARO......
OR

ITNAAAAA NAMAK KYU DAALA, FREE MILTA HAI, PAISE SAY MILTA HAI, ARAM SAY DAALA KARO, BAS SUB KUCH PENK DETI HAI HANDI MEIN.....

GOOD MOOD

he eats it in silence.

:]

[lethal_kamikaze]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

Nadz123!

typing in capital letters mean yelling. Plz avoid warna modz se warning mil jay gi :D

[AngelEyess]

@Decent_6Chora

depending on the mood/environment

• Totally Romantic: one of her nick, zara namk tu dai doo. khaney main tu namak theek hai, liken main hee kuch ziada khaney laga hoon
• Normal Day: Yaar, pass on the salt.
• Dinner after light fight: Salt (while looking and pointing towrds salt shaker)
• Dinner after intense fight: Salt doo. Kabhi bhee namak theek nahi hota khaney main

lol :)

[firenze]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

i used darling/amore

[AngelEyess]

He always calls me with my nick…never used my original name
p.s. i love the nick

[lethal_kamikaze]

Re: Honey...can you please pass me the salt?

Hello! aik sip to lo, is mein meetha km hay :D