*phone rings*
Me: Hello?
Stranger: I think I have got the wrong number.
Me: Ok. Have a good day.
Stranger: Yeah, talk to you later.
Me: NO! It was JUST established that its a wrong number.
Stranger: uhh.. sorry man.
When someone writes โhope you are doing wellโ instead of โhow are you?โ
Me : Hamein bhi shauk na tha daastaan sunane ka
โFarazโ uss ne bhi poochha tha haal vaise hi..
$800M from the City of Edmonton and another $1B from the province & federal government. And the Valley Line still shuts down during heavy snow.
This is poor planning and a waste of tax dollars.
Which Canadian city do you think actually has rail transit figured out?
Me: You know what they say about gas prices..
Wife: What?
Me: I donโt know. I was hoping youโd FUEL that thought.
Wife: Iโm leaving you.
Me: Hi, Lee Wing Yu. Iโm Hil Arious.
My best friend has been quite unresponsive lately. On one hand I am concerned for his well being. On the other hand, I worry if he is working on his glow up.
In English they say
"It's ok. I am not mad".
But in Urdu we say
"Be-sabab baat badhane ki zaroorat kya hai...
Hum khafa kab the, manane ki zaroorat kya hai.."
And I think that's beautiful.
Wife: "We are not telling people this yet. So don't mention it to anyone. ANYONE - IN CAPITAL LETTERS!"
Me: "Understood."
Wife: "Oh btw.. I told my best friend."
Me: "So not really capital letters, huh?"
No one:
4 year olds struggling to put a sentence together: "Can you.. can you.. can you..can you can you...can you..Idontknow..can you can you.. can you..uhhh..can you..."
The great thing about Canadians is that not only they co-exist with people of different descents but they also try to actively learn about their culture or sometimes just some words of another language. [1/2]