In English, it’s “bliss”. I’ve loved the word since I got to know it’s meaning.
In French, Mon amour, c’est la vie! This sentence, it has a positive vibe.
In my native language hindi, it’s zindagi (life), ehsaas (emotions), pal (moments). Oh don’t get me started… I have a special liking for Urdu language and I love how hindi has borrowed a lot of Urdu words. Though I don’t understand a lot of Urdu, but I like it.
I don’t know about about words …. but I have always had a fascination with place names. In Pakistan there is a city called Zhob. It sounds to me like somewhere mystical and perhaps even magical. I have never been there but perhaps I have visited in dreams.
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Adios! I love it! ❤
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In English, it’s “bliss”. I’ve loved the word since I got to know it’s meaning.
In French, Mon amour, c’est la vie! This sentence, it has a positive vibe.
In my native language hindi, it’s zindagi (life), ehsaas (emotions), pal (moments). Oh don’t get me started… I have a special liking for Urdu language and I love how hindi has borrowed a lot of Urdu words. Though I don’t understand a lot of Urdu, but I like it.
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https://youtu.be/Dp0cINfZjnA. Bliss – the vision splendid.
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I don’t know about about words …. but I have always had a fascination with place names. In Pakistan there is a city called Zhob. It sounds to me like somewhere mystical and perhaps even magical. I have never been there but perhaps I have visited in dreams.
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Mi Amour. (Have no idea if I spelled that one correctly, but Grammarly is not correcting me). LOL! 🤣
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Pantoufle. I love the sound of the word and slippers are always nice anyway.
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‘Wanderlust’ or a saying the French use – “bonne continuation” enjoy the rest of what you’re doing – it’s quite silly.
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