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Examples

  • Am a born Maharashtrian .. but my Gujrati is more fluent than my own mothertongue ..

    Update Cardamom 2008

  • I didn't know that granny was "Ba" in Gujrati until that serial something called "Ba, Bahu etc."

    Gujarati Series: Chana-Bateta Curry Cardamom 2007

  • All your Gujrati Series brought back the fond memories of life in Mumbai.

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  • My friends families & my sister's sasural (Gujrati family) was my constant source of access to Gujju food.

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  • I have often wondered what mysterious ingredients make Gujrati tuvar dal so delicious.

    Gujarati Series: Tuvar Daal Cardamom 2007

  • I've always liked the chauli shaak that our Gujrati neighbour in Pune used to make.

    Gujarati Series: Chauli-Ringan Shaak Cardamom 2007

  • WOW! another Gujrati dish ... this is great Trupti, I love parwal and we make it like Aaloo tamatar curry.

    Gujarati Series: Parwar-Batata Curry Cardamom 2007

  • The caste have a number of subdivisions, such as the Malaiyas or immigrants from Malwa, the Gujrati who come from Gujarat, the Golias or those who dye cloth with _goli ka rang_, the fugitive aniline dyes, the Namdeos who belong to the sect founded by the Darzi or tailor of that name, and the Khatris, these last being members of the Khatri caste who have adopted the profession.

    The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II R. V. Russell

  • I am confident that the publication of the Gujrati version together with these and the Burmese translations, will reinforce the impetus which the projected visit of Mrs. Kehler to India next autumn will lend to the onward march of our beloved Cause in India.

    Dawn of a New Day 1897-1957 Shoghi Effendi 1927

  • The Gujrati copies have already been placed in the library of the Mansion at Bahji, and I long with all my heart to witness these remaining translations in their final and printed form, side by side with the nineteen printed versions which have already been collected and distributed throughout the world.

    Dawn of a New Day 1897-1957 Shoghi Effendi 1927

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