Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Hindi term or phrase:
Yeh ander ki baat hai
English translation:
it can only be felt inside / inwardly
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Narasimhan Raghavan
Apr 5, 2007 10:14
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hello everyone! i am translating (from english into italian) an article from india today, and i have bumped into the following expression:
Yeh ander ki baat hai.
here's the context: "In one such town, we stop for tea. Next to the tea stall is a tiny store, with a large board announcing “Yeh ander ki baat hai”."
any clues? :-)) your help is very much appreciated. thanks a lot.
Yeh ander ki baat hai.
here's the context: "In one such town, we stop for tea. Next to the tea stall is a tiny store, with a large board announcing “Yeh ander ki baat hai”."
any clues? :-)) your help is very much appreciated. thanks a lot.
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Narasimhan Raghavan
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it can only be felt inside / inwardly
The shop is surely a seller of inner garments, namely vests and underwears.
This is actually a very famous advertisement text, which conveys that the concerned brand of undergarment has to be worn in order to understand its comfort to the body on account of its snug fit and its fabric's soothing feel against the skin.
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The actual advertisement slogan is:
Rupa banyan and underwear
Yeh andar kii baat hai
This is actually a very famous advertisement text, which conveys that the concerned brand of undergarment has to be worn in order to understand its comfort to the body on account of its snug fit and its fabric's soothing feel against the skin.
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Note added at 10 mins (2007-04-05 10:24:49 GMT)
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The actual advertisement slogan is:
Rupa banyan and underwear
Yeh andar kii baat hai
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you very much everyone. I'll go with Narasimhan suggestion, since the shop we're talking about does indeed sell underwear :-) "
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Nikeeta Kulkarni
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This is a private/personal thing
It's a rather colloquial phrase indicating that the speaker would not be interested in revealing his thoughts/opinions/ideas/plans/strategies (suitable to your context) easily. It will take some persuasion on your part to get him to tell you his <<pvt.stuff>>
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar
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This is a secrete matter./This is the secrete.
Actually this is a proverb and has become famous with an advertisement of an (male) undergarment (as it is worn inside).
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Note added at 35 mins (2007-04-05 10:50:10 GMT)
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Please read it like this:
This is a secret matter./This is the secret.
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Note added at 35 mins (2007-04-05 10:50:10 GMT)
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Please read it like this:
This is a secret matter./This is the secret.
Peer comment(s):
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Narasimhan Raghavan
: Perhaps a typo? I think you wanted to say secret. Your spelling gives rise to another idea in connection with the male undergarment
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Oh, Sorry about that and Thanks.
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Enjoy here a homely feel!
"It is a matter of Inside" is the literal translation of the phrase, but since it is connected with a restaurant, the message is: "Enjoy here a homely feel!"
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-04-05 11:57:55 GMT)
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Narasimha Raghavan is right. I mistook the phrase as written at the board of the Tea Stall. It is the store actually that depicts the phrase.
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-04-05 11:57:55 GMT)
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Narasimha Raghavan is right. I mistook the phrase as written at the board of the Tea Stall. It is the store actually that depicts the phrase.
Example sentence:
Step in and enjoy your lunch with a homely feel!
Step in and enjoy snacks with a homely feel!
Peer comment(s):
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Narasimhan Raghavan
: The slogan does not pertain to the restaurant but only to the adjacent store, which I guess sells inner garments, as the Hindi text is the famous slogan for that brand of undergarments.
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georgina singh
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Its the inside story.
This phrase could be used differently in different circumstances. It goes on to describe what takes place within or on the inside. It could deal with emotions of a person or something that someone is hiding or keeping secret.
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this can be feel only by yourself
it gives the sense
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