Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
flork the international.
atulaaastu. i have some flork the international. one of the funniest dhivehi comedies ever. but its not just me, every one live FTI.after i posted bakhabaru here on my blog people have been asking me continuously if i have cant publish FTI (like i have access to the video libraries of TVM!).Cmon it just came my way. i ripped the dvd, edited (cropped, joined,made em 3 files) and published it. so i just had to wait for FTI to come my way.
This time it was on youtube. midnightmaldives had these on her/his playlist. I just ripped em and joined the files to make each FTI episode a single video file. Its just that they are so special to me i want it among my videos and on my blog too.as one single file.maybe one day he/she might delete the youtube account (is that even possible?). who knows. then i will have my backups. anyway for whatever reason, i am going to post or lets say re-post all FTI videos here on my blog. then again these aint in good condition for various reasons. whatever.who cares. here they are.the next three posts on this blog will be 3 FTI episodes.wooohoo!!!
hope i will get more and more of these. all of em!thank you midnightmaldives.
loabin midhekey huvafenthakugaa.
- Friday, April 18, 2008
- 2
starring...two ol' mollywood stars from n.manadhoo island. old IS gold!!! hell yeah, it is! it indeed IS!
Mein Hoon Na, Har Dhandi Ya.
- Saturday, March 22, 2008
- 10
"Main Hoon Na" means 'I am Here' in Hindi and Urdu languages. It is used to express that you are there for some one even if no one else is. To show that you will always be there when needed. Or to simply mean that 'I am here (so you don't worry)' in situations where you can be of help.
This is also the name of a successful Bollywood film of 2004. After this film's success, it have become a very common phrase used, even by Maldivians sometimes. But what does it means in Dhivehi language?
It is kinda funny, but it does mean something in Dhivehi also. though it is not pronounced exactly in the same way by native speakers of Hindi (a slight difference). But when Maldivians use it both (Dhivehi and Hindi phrase) sounds exctly the same. It is like "meyhoonaa". How ever, this must be followed by a similar sounding phrase; "Harudhandiyaa" if we want to make sense of it in Dhivehi according to the radheef (but i guess meyhoonaa alone also means something). So, if we write it in Romanagari (how hindi is written in roman script) it will now look like :
"Mein Hoon Na, Har Dhandi Ya"
It is a Dhivehi figure of speech which is used to express hunger and having no food to eat. It literally means;
"(my) chest is warm (like burning from hunger); (i am) still (like a person in sleep) and stiff (like a dead body)".
Here is the radheef definition:
So 'Mein Hoon Na, Har Dhandi Ya' or simply 'Mein Hoon Na' in Dhivehi language means; "I am very very hungry".
This is also the name of a successful Bollywood film of 2004. After this film's success, it have become a very common phrase used, even by Maldivians sometimes. But what does it means in Dhivehi language?
It is kinda funny, but it does mean something in Dhivehi also. though it is not pronounced exactly in the same way by native speakers of Hindi (a slight difference). But when Maldivians use it both (Dhivehi and Hindi phrase) sounds exctly the same. It is like "meyhoonaa". How ever, this must be followed by a similar sounding phrase; "Harudhandiyaa" if we want to make sense of it in Dhivehi according to the radheef (but i guess meyhoonaa alone also means something). So, if we write it in Romanagari (how hindi is written in roman script) it will now look like :
"Mein Hoon Na, Har Dhandi Ya"
It is a Dhivehi figure of speech which is used to express hunger and having no food to eat. It literally means;
"(my) chest is warm (like burning from hunger); (i am) still (like a person in sleep) and stiff (like a dead body)".
Here is the radheef definition:
މޭހޫނާހަރުދަނޑިޔާ
މަޖާޒު: ކާނެ އެއްވެސް އެއްޗެއް ނެތީމާ ބުނެއުޅޭ ބަހެއް
މަޖާޒު: ކާނެ އެއްވެސް އެއްޗެއް ނެތީމާ ބުނެއުޅޭ ބަހެއް
So 'Mein Hoon Na, Har Dhandi Ya' or simply 'Mein Hoon Na' in Dhivehi language means; "I am very very hungry".
geygaa husthan nethi.....
- Wednesday, October 17, 2007
- 1
This guy is crazy...and this song- which i have heard before- is kinda crazy too... poor maama...the guy is really balaabodu. [originally uploaded to youtube by: arucnon]
bakhabaru.
Eid mubaarik to all of you.old is gold they say, and old maldivian comedies are good, much better than the crap they give us now (except for shaazu,yousay and few others hehe).of all oldies ... Fuloak the international was my favourite, and dhiriulhumakee and ofc
ourse the oldest of the three i guess; Bakhabaru.They (the bakhabaru guys) were like the maldivian three stooges, i heard that there was a radio comedy show by these guys by name ' hinifulhu vaduvaalavvamaa' ... anywayz..this time it is bakhabaru. i'll be posting all the bakhabarus ive got.first episode coming soon.in a min or two.hope you'll enjoy my eedhu hadhiyaa.
:D
PS. it is not in very good condition. :S
ourse the oldest of the three i guess; Bakhabaru.They (the bakhabaru guys) were like the maldivian three stooges, i heard that there was a radio comedy show by these guys by name ' hinifulhu vaduvaalavvamaa' ... anywayz..this time it is bakhabaru. i'll be posting all the bakhabarus ive got.first episode coming soon.in a min or two.hope you'll enjoy my eedhu hadhiyaa.:D
PS. it is not in very good condition. :S
MSDP and Computerized Palmistry.
- Wednesday, September 26, 2007
- 7
The Nizaamee Campaign was very much different from any other campaign.There were so many 'reasons', why we should choose a Parliamentary/Presidential system (from, just opposing Gayom's choice to supporting the movie stars' choice) presented throughout the campaign period.
On one of those days i was walking by the MSDP (Maldives Social Democratic Party) office, and noticed a banner, on which was written: 'Raajje beynun vanee furihama riyaasee nizaameh' or 'What Maldives need is a perfect presidential system'.
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and that wasn't it...i was suprised to see what was on the wall opposing that office (Nooru miskiy's wall) was written in big, yellow letters.....
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'mi qaumah beynunvanee computarun ai balaa meeheh' or 'What this country needs is a person who practice computerized palmistry'.lol.
This was a reference to the MSDP leader Reeko Ibrahim Manik (elder brother of the 'superstar', MDP member, Reeko Moosa).It is said that this guy have been in to palmistry since a long time ago. and from the last time he returned Maldives after years of 'boathu dhathuru kurun' (working as a seaman)... he started practicing Computerised Palmistry.I dont know whether he does it now (after becoming a political leader),but i do know people who have gone to him and believes that he actually is a good and professional palmist.
[Reeko Ibrahim Manik speaking at the first MSDP meeting.]
- photo: minivannews.com-
On one of those days i was walking by the MSDP (Maldives Social Democratic Party) office, and noticed a banner, on which was written: 'Raajje beynun vanee furihama riyaasee nizaameh' or 'What Maldives need is a perfect presidential system'.
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and that wasn't it...i was suprised to see what was on the wall opposing that office (Nooru miskiy's wall) was written in big, yellow letters......jpg)
'mi qaumah beynunvanee computarun ai balaa meeheh' or 'What this country needs is a person who practice computerized palmistry'.lol.This was a reference to the MSDP leader Reeko Ibrahim Manik (elder brother of the 'superstar', MDP member, Reeko Moosa).It is said that this guy have been in to palmistry since a long time ago. and from the last time he returned Maldives after years of 'boathu dhathuru kurun' (working as a seaman)... he started practicing Computerised Palmistry.I dont know whether he does it now (after becoming a political leader),but i do know people who have gone to him and believes that he actually is a good and professional palmist.
[Reeko Ibrahim Manik speaking at the first MSDP meeting.]- photo: minivannews.com-
Faalhey.
- Friday, September 14, 2007
- 1
A song from kushehnooney's Furolhu album with a funny video, starring the great Tamil actor Vijaykanth!Originally uploaded to youtube by andhutube.
Dhivehi Raajjeyge Adu.
- Wednesday, August 15, 2007
- 5
I haven't blogged for a long time,and ive even been away from mvblogs and internet in general...ofcourse, other than facebook and msn messenger.so, here is a kewl video i saw on you tube.the guy imitates VOM programs.i would say he is a radio broadcasting machine.Atually there are many who can imitate stuff like kuruvaahaka,news,siyarathu and some others (even i tried at times...maybe i should give it a try once again).but this guy is different,he have it all by hearted and brings special sound effects (see atholhu habaru).this is just great.creative,talented!
Originally uploaded to youtube by yoopys
Originally uploaded to youtube by yoopys
Dhaahithun dhaanamey
- Saturday, March 10, 2007
- 5
I know i havent blogged for a loong time,but i thought i must share this (in case u havent seen this funny video).i guess it is one of those funny mahurabu songs (or maybe a homemade one)..whatever..here it is!
Originally uploaded to youtube by mondhuasif.
Originally uploaded to youtube by mondhuasif.
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