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Do you know how we called- Pani jhutha h- If we want to say this in English, we can say - This water is sipped.

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Answered by ektam7340

Answer:

No.

Explanation:

The way you are saying it can also change the meaning. In hindi, jhutha is also called as liar. so, if you say in hindi, it can also mean you are saying that: 'The water is lying' (Which, obviously, doesn't make any sense).

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Do you know how we called- Pani jhutha h- If we want to say this in English, we can say - This water is sipped.​

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Do you know how we called- Pani jhutha h- If we want to say this in English, we can say - This water is sipped.