Is there a video editing software that allows you to add Gujarati subtitles to a video?
Q. I'm talking about subtitles with Gujarati symbols. ELFa: obviously computers aren't that smart. I meant: Is there an app that contains the Gujarati fonts (or can have it downloaded)? I know I would have to be entering it in when editing it.
Asked by Mandeep - Thu Feb 11 02:23:53 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Regardless of the language, all Subtitles must be included by the author of the individual video. There's no "Magic Bullet" app that can listen to a movies voice content and CREATE subtitles. Computers just aren't smart enough, or powerful enough, yet.
Answered by ELfaGeek - Thu Feb 11 07:23:38 2010

Where can I find nutritional information for Gujarati food?
Q. I'm starting to become a little more health conscious but am finding it hard to find the nutritional information for gujarati dishes, for example Dal Dhokli. Is there anywhere where I can find this information?
Asked by Nayan C - Sat Jan 10 18:08:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There isn't much nutritional info available. Usually I just google and go whichever answer seems sensible. If you are making something at home, do what I do and go to a large database like www.calorieking.com. There you can find the caloric value for all the foods in your recipe, and add it up yourself. I've done this for all the recipes I make often. For example, the way I make dhal it ends up being about 2200 calories for the whole pot, and it makes 9 bowls with my size bowl, so I've calculated that each one is 245 calories (and whatever other info you're interested in is there too). I only had to do it once for each recipe, it was a tiny pain, but now I've kept the information on a word file for many recipes and I have it whenever… [cont.]
Answered by Rozmin - Sat Jan 10 18:14:35 2009

What would be the traditional Gujarati name for my site?
Q. I have completed a social networking website and would like to give it a pure traditional Gujarati name. I would like it to be started by "K" Please suggest me some names!
Asked by Thinking. - Sun Jun 14 12:30:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Kemcho? Means how are you.
Answered by Tk-Otaku - Sun Jun 14 12:35:34 2009

How to build a website showing 4 languages: English, Hindi, Bengali and Gujarati?
Q. I am building a website that is predominantly in English but also contains some content in Hindi, Bengali and Gujarati. The information available in each language is different. I cannot decide whether to create individual sections for each language or mix them in each page. Are there any best practices for designing multilingual websites or really good examples you have seen?
Asked by Dearbhla M - Wed Dec 24 08:24:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You might want to create a front page that offers viewers the choice of language they would prefer. Then have four subdomains that have the same content but in different languages. e.g. english.yourdomain.com, hindi.yourdomain.com, bengali.yourdomain.com, and gujarati.yourdomain.com. When the viewer clicks the language he/she prefers, it takes them to the index.html file on that subdomain. So, if I click on English, then the link takes me to english.yourdomain.com, and I can read the contents in English.
Answered by afk - Wed Dec 24 08:35:19 2008

From where shell i get free gujarati lagne geet download ?
Q. Gujarati lagna geet, if anyone have do send me on my id.
Asked by Mehulkumar - Fri Jan 11 20:44:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think this will help: www.indianmelody.com/guja rati.htm
Answered by Pushpendra Singh Sisodia - Fri Jan 18 05:04:42 2008

Is there any website which can translet me from gujarati language to english language and english language to?
Q. Is there any website which can translet me from gujarati language to english language and english language to gujarati language free online ?
Asked by Binni B - Sun Apr 11 04:43:02 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. www.googletranslet.com
Answered by Dharmesh - Sun Apr 11 04:56:47 2010

How similar is Hindi to Punjabi, Gujarati, and Bengali?
Q. Im desi and currently speak some Hindi and was wondering how similar they are to Punjabi, Gujarati, and Bengali? Can people speaking one of these language understand the other?
Asked by Adam Ramesh - Tue Apr 13 17:21:19 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They are related as much as Spanish and French are or English and Dutch, some similarities but on the whole completely different. Examples: (what is your name?) Hindi - "aap ka naam kyaa hai?" Punjabi - "twaada naa ki eh?" Bengali - "tumar naam kita?" Gujarati - "tamaro naam soo che?" (how would I know) Hindi - "mujhko kaise maaloom?" Punjabi "menoo kiveh pataa?" (I'm from the UK) Hindi -"mein vilaayat se hoon" Punjabi "meh vilet thoo aan" Gujarati "ao inglend me rehna choo" etc...
Answered by Canchito - Tue Apr 13 17:31:03 2010

Where can I buy a dictionary of sanskrit into English into Gujarati ?
Q. I want to buy a Dictionary in which I can found the word into Sankrit as well as English and Gujarati too...
Asked by parimal_rathod7684 - Tue Jan 30 01:36:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I've never heard of a trilingual dictionary like that, but since you're dealing with SANSKRIT, which is on the same level as Latin (i.e. very important to the development of languages), you might find useful etymological-type dictionaries. Try doing searches at amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com that include all of these words: sanskrit, english, gujarati . You can also try general internet sources for "sanskrit, english, gujarati, dictionary, author" (all of the terms at once.) Realistically, your best bet will probably be to buy two or three dictionaries: Sanskrit <---> English, Sanskrit <---> Gujarati, and English <---> Gujarati. You need all three for best accuracy of understanding. Buying each from a different publisher will give… [cont.]
Answered by TYF - Tue Jan 30 02:39:07 2007

What does this mean in english? Its Gujarati Also do you know any common Gujarati phrases or words?
Q. Here is the phrase: Too Bow harro day kai If you know any Gujarati words please translate them in english for me. Things I want to know are: Hello Bye Fly-the bug Rock- like party not the stone.. Can you give me some food? When do you have to leave? Did you get your car? If you know any other words that would be great! Also if you know any indian food can you tell me what they are called. I know Bahkervari (dont know how to spell it). Thanks again!
Asked by bfcookie2002 - Sat Sep 1 20:26:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here is the phrase: Too Bow harro day kai Too (actual word is tu) = you Bow (actual word is bahu) = very harro (slang of word saaro) = good (used for referring to male) day kai (actual word is dekhaay) = look So if you put them all together, you have: you (some male) look very good Things I want to know are: Hello - there's no literal translation of this in Gujarati. But you can say "namaste" meaning greetings or "kem chho?" meaning how are you? Bye - aavjo (come back again) Fly-the bug - maakhi Rock- like party not the stone.. - again, not sure if there's a Gujarati word for this. Can you give me some food? - mane (to me) kaik (some) khaavaanu (food) aapsho (would you please give)? When do you have to leave? - tamaare (you would)… [cont.]
Answered by Kanan - Sun Sep 2 19:13:28 2007

I want the importance of gujarati language?
Q. the great works or shows or educational programs in gujarati language? its importance? please give me the answer as soon as possible.
Asked by Cindy - Thu Aug 21 06:46:04 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Why dont you try google. Type some key words in there and you will find something! Or Try this link www.brothersoft.com/downl oads/gujarati-learning.ht ml
Answered by xXx...Kairi...xXx - Thu Aug 21 06:55:58 2008

Where can we get good Gujarati ebroidered dresses for Dandia in Mumbai at reasonable rates?
Q. Where is a good hop to get good fancy sarees at economic rates in Mumbai?Any place close to Chembur would be helpful
Asked by bumblebee_harry - Fri Oct 3 22:02:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hey dude...ghatkoper(E) men ...all gujarathi crowd ...now its full of life ...due to navratri season ...u will defenitly find it...cheapest and costliest ...from chembur ...10 mins by autorick or bus...try out ...god luck
Answered by razzyan n - Tue Oct 7 09:09:56 2008

Where can I get a good Gujarati thali in Mangalore?
Q. Please be specific about the directions as I have not been there earlier. Thanks.
Asked by Mithrandir - Mon Jan 21 23:38:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Abhiman Deluxe Veg Restaurant +(91)-(824)-2443833 Abhiman Chambers, Op To Bunts Hotel, Kodialbail, Mangalore - 575003 Kamadhenu Restaurant +(91)-(824)-2421271 Roopa Hotel, Balmatta, Hampankatta, Mangalore - 575001 Call them for direction to reach them.
Answered by Swapan, the Dream - Tue Jan 22 03:42:27 2008

What books and resources are there for me to learn Gujarati?
Q. I'll be self learning. I at least want to learn the vocabulary, grammar structure, and romanization written style for right now.
Asked by Ska - Thu May 27 10:56:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check out the local library for starters or go to a book store.
Answered by Richard M - Sun May 30 17:59:17 2010

Does anyone know the best site for English to Gujarati dictionary?
Q. can anyone tell me the best free site for english to gujarati dictionary?
Asked by online9100 - Sat May 17 12:01:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yup, I like this one the best.
Answered by Kanan - Tue May 20 19:59:17 2008

Why are the letters of Gujarati different from any other North Indian Language?
Q. Gujarati is a North Indian language coming from the Indo-Aryan linguistic group, but I've noticed Hindi and Punjabi look alike, but why is Gujarati different? Gujarati>
Asked by ~ ~ - Mon Dec 21 00:51:51 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. draw a line on top of the letters and you will notice that there is not too much difference. though they are all based on the devanagari script, there are differences in the north indian languages. i am not north indian and my hindi is shaky but i think i can manage to read enough in most north indian languages to catch the right bus :)
Answered by scout - Mon Dec 21 06:23:37 2009

What's the name of that Gujarati tribe where men have red turbans?
Q. Men have huge, red turbans and big, gold piercings in the upper ears. Women are also covered in gold. I saw a bunch of them in Dvaraka, when I went to see Sri Dvarakadhisha, so I figured they are a local tribe. I'd like to see pictures of them on google. Actually, I am researching Indian tribal jewelry, so any source about that would be as well appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by neat_eye - Thu Feb 4 12:09:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. RABARI tribe. Originally Rajasthani but mostly now found in Gujarat.
Answered by ~ - Mon Feb 8 09:21:42 2010

What are some good hindi and Gujarati learning websites?
Q. I NEED to learn how to speak Hindi AND Gujarati because i am Indian I need to learn how to write it to PLZ help
Asked by Shakti - Mon Apr 5 12:18:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. www.thankyoucomeagain.com
Answered by deep_phluid - Mon Apr 5 16:43:22 2010

How to get download Mahabharata and Valmiki Ramayana in Gujarati Language?
Q. can you suggest me any links/PDF where i download this books with Gujarati translation ? well, i want for my Grand parents...
Asked by Anuj - Wed Jul 7 01:18:32 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. there is left only one way..if you or your parents at India ..go to crossword book store (you find it in your home town) ..i m sure you get from there only..i seen this religious CDs at that store.
Answered by Aman - Sun Jul 11 01:06:49 2010

How do you say "boobs" in gujarati?
Q. Yes I know it's a little off color but a lady friend of mine asked me this so I thought I'd come on here and find out. So no disrespect or offense intended to anyone but how does one say it? If the phrase does exist in Gujarati? Thank you all in advance.
Asked by BigAnt - Wed Apr 29 23:25:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Tatainkin
Answered by HorrorBabe - Wed Apr 29 23:29:41 2009

Can anyone tell me the name of a Gujarati card game described as "Indian Euchre" with tricks and a trump suit?
Q. A hotel manager in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, taught my cousins and I how to play about five years ago. We had to bid on tricks. There was a trump suit within the cards. The man said he spoke Gujarati.
Asked by Veritatum17 - Mon Apr 24 19:05:40 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. well i know of this card game that is called "Trump's Wild" Dealer starts by dealing 1 card to each player then flips top card and that card is "trump" each player then bids on whether or not they can take that trick. The game continues on with 2 cards,3,4,5 up to 7 cards, then back from 6 to 1...if i am confusing you i can try and re-word this for you,but the only other game i know of is called spades but i think you may be looking for the game called "trumps wild". i could be way wrong here but trumps wild is the only game i know that is played how u described in your question...hope to have helped :)
Answered by aquarius0385 - Mon Apr 24 19:33:30 2006