English, asked by najim61, 8 months ago

What's the difference between the(di) and the(da)?

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Answered by Nutcase123

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Di means sister and da means brother

Answered by nds3eng

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Answer:

We call Di to sister when we don't want to call her Didi and Da to brother when we don't want call him as Dada .

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