Hindi/Sanskrit: Just a little kiss

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ez4444

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Hello,

Can I have a translation of this text in Sanskrit and Hindi please?:)

"Just a little kiss"

Thanks.
 
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    • The actual translation of kiss is chummie, chumma (colloquial Hindi); chumban (Sanskrit, Classical Hndi); bosa (Urdu).
    But in fact in India, one will more often than not use the word 'kiss' or 'kissie' or 'puppy'.
    For instance if a father wants his little daughter to give him a kiss, he might say - "Ek kiss (or kissie or puppy) do".


    Chummie/Chumma is mostly used by the deep rural folks, or lower class of society or if one wants to sound derogatory.


    But a clinical translation of 'Just a little kiss' would be :
    Hindi : Ek chummie dena (do / dijiye)
    Sanskrit : Kripaya (please) chumban dadaasi.
     
    Hi,

    Thank you for the reply and sorry if i wasn't enough clear, i wanted it in the Hindi and Sanskit script... :S

    If you can do that it will be great.

    Thanks
     
    kiss pl.jpg Have uploaded jpg file. Don't know how to get Devnagari (Hindi / Sanskrit) font in Word Reference. Hope this is what you are looking for... :)
     
    Actually 'Just a little kiss', exactly translated would be 'Zaraa see chummi' / 'Zaraa see ek chummi' / 'Ek chummi'
    where just (a bit) = zaraa see / zaraa sa (depending on the gender that follows). (btw 'zaraa' is a commonly used word, actually used in Urdu & Hindustani, and not in Sanskrit and classical Hindi)
    Of course it all depends on the context.
    But without context, in isolation, one ought to complete the phrase, as in - ...give me.
    One can't help beyond this without knowing the context.
     
    Thanks for the answer.

    "Just a little kiss" imply the context that the girl gives me a kiss.

    I don't know how explain more... :/
     
    This is my proposed translation in Sanskrit: अल्पं चुम्बनं हि ददातु [alpam chumbanam hi dadaatu]

    Edit: you can write or explain it in French if easier.
     
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    Hum.... à vrai dire, même en français ce serait dur à expliquer ^^

    le contexte représenterai plus l'acte d'un baiser entre un homme et une femme. Après je ne sais pas si c'est possible de traduire tel quel en Sanskrit ou Hindi.
     
    ez4444 said:
    Hum.... à vrai dire, même en français ce serait dur à expliquer ^^

    le contexte représenterai plus l'acte d'un baiser entre un homme et une femme. Après je ne sais pas si c'est possible de traduire tel quel en Sanskrit ou Hindi.
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    Pourquoi pas, c'est naturellement possible, consultez mon message No.8.
    [Why not, it's of course possible (to translate it), please see my post #8].
     
    Il y'a ausi cette citation du Shringâratilaka, un poème erotique attribuée à Kâlidâsa (le plus grand poète indien):

    समर्पय मदर्पितचुम्बनं च ।

    ... et donne-moi un baiser comme je t'ai embrassée.
     
    Marish: si ta traduction correspond à mon texte, c'est parfait merci! :)

    Asanga: merci pour la citation mais je pense que la traduction de Marish ira mieux. ^^
     
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