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What does "saleh ladega" mean, in Urdu/Arabic?

Hi,

Just wondering what the phrase "saleh ladega" (spelled in English phonetics) means?

I think the language is either Urdu or Arabic, or another of the Asian languages.

Though since I can't read/write in Urdu/Arabic text, there's no way I can type it out to Google it.
Reply 1
the literal translation is ‘rascal, wanna fight?’
Original post by Gagann
the literal translation is ‘rascal, wanna fight?’

Ah ok thanks. Can you tell me how it's written in the native language?
according to Google ....

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Reply 4
Original post by JohnnyDavidson
Ah ok thanks. Can you tell me how it's written in the native language?


i don’t know how to write in urdu
Reply 5
You can write it like this : سالے لڑے گا
dont mean anything in urdu bro
Original post by noturhabibti
dont mean anything in urdu bro

wait it means, bro u wanna fight
Original post by noturhabibti
wait it means, bro u wanna fight

That word does not mean bro though :lol:
joot mat bolo
Arabic is not an asian language, and that is not arabic at all. Arabic is like hebrew not south asian
in hindi its "rascal, wanna fight"
Original post by JohnnyDavidson
Hi,

Just wondering what the phrase "saleh ladega" (spelled in English phonetics) means?

I think the language is either Urdu or Arabic, or another of the Asian languages.

Though since I can't read/write in Urdu/Arabic text, there's no way I can type it out to Google it.


it means rascal, wanna fight in urdu / hindi.
"Salay laray ga"
سالے لڑے گا؟
rascal,you wanna fight?
Original post by TheYearNiner
joot mat bolo

Jhoot nahi hein.
Saleh ki murad to bhai nahi.

Translation:
It is not a lie.
Saleh does not mean brother.
Salay ka matlab bhen ka shohar bih hosakta hai lekin yahan context alag hai :smile:
Original post by Fareeha18
Salay ka matlab bhen ka shohar bih hosakta hai lekin yahan context alag hai :smile:

Context is eveything, and it slipped my mind it could mean that too.
Original post by JohnnyDavidson
Hi,

Just wondering what the phrase "saleh ladega" (spelled in English phonetics) means?

I think the language is either Urdu or Arabic, or another of the Asian languages.

Though since I can't read/write in Urdu/Arabic text, there's no way I can type it out to Google it.

Salah is an insult but idk what it would be in English kinda like idiot I guess, And ladega would be do you want to fight but in one word :rofl3:

Idiot wanna fight?


Also pretty sure it's Hindi
Original post by SuperiorPotato
Salah is an insult but idk what it would be in English kinda like idiot I guess, And ladega would be do you want to fight but in one word :rofl3:

Idiot wanna fight?


Also pretty sure it's Hindi

Yep its hindi.Indians usually use 'd' instead of 'r'
ladega=larayga in urdu

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