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Translation - Hindi-English - Tu Hai Meri Soniye. Jab Tujhe Dekhe Nazarein...

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Title	Tu Hai Meri Soniye. Jab Tujhe Dekhe Nazarein...
Text Submitted by joannakendall	Source language: Hindi Tu Hai Meri Soniye. Jab Tujhe Dekhe Nazarein Kismat Konnection Ho Jaye Aa Karle Shor Deewane Pan Ka Hai Zor Badli badli si raatein sach ho gai saari baatein Yeh kushiyon ki saugate Jaise Rab ki hai dua Dil mein ho hai Aa Keh de aai pappi
Remarks about the translation	These are the hindi lyrics from Aai Paapi (Tu Hai Meri Soniye) Remix The whole lyrics are found here: http://www.lyricsmasti.com/song/6268/get__of_Aai-Paapi-(Tu-Hai-Meri-Soniye)-Remix.html I prefer American English translation, but if not that's ok. Please not in devanagari!

Title	you are mine,my dear one
Translation English Translated by buketnur	Target language: English You are mine,my dear one Wherever my eyes look at you it seems there is a connection in our destinies Make some noise Everyone is high on love My nights seem to be different these days and all the talks turned out to be true and these gifts full of happiness as if God's blessings came our way Whatever's in your heart,c'mon say here come the wicked ones

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 26 August 2008 04:55

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		31 July 2008 03:44
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi buketnur, "it seems there is a connection..." However it would sound better to say: "it seems our destinies are connected" What do you mean by: "Everyone is high on love"? "My nights seem to be different these days" is awkward. Try to find something different than "these days", perhaps simply "now"? "and these gifts full of happiness as if God's blessings came our way " I think there's a verb missing here. "here come the wicked ones" ?
		31 July 2008 10:51
	buketnur Number of messages: 266	How are recently or nowadays instead of these days? "Here come the wicked ones" paapi=wicked, sinner
		31 July 2008 16:02
	joannakendall Number of messages: 18	Hey buketnur! I really appreciate you doing the translation. Looks good! shukriya bahut bahut.