LOL Blank Bro, *** I have a atory on it. Cha-me-cha-ro-cha-ka-cha-thaa-cha-chha. Me and my dearest friend AtmaRam were watching, Sanju & her friends who were playing that "Am I right?" with a Dhyak (Round flat stone) in the class in half time. We're in around 6th class that time. Ani maile KTharuko dhyak faldiye. Classbhitra "Am I right khelne timiharu?" bhandai. Ani malaai ta "E yo Keto kasto ho "Cha Pu Cha ti cha kha!" bhanera bhani Lok Raj Kakaki chhorile. I was thinking ... ... ...what's that mean? Hamro schoolma yasto bhasha ayekai thiyena. Lok Raj Kaka was an official and she used to study in the city. Ani arki KTle dar mandai bhani, "Ye yasle ranhila buwaka chhoralai tyasto bhaneki ..." Sanju tried to dissmiss it and said, "U waha k kasto cha-pu cha-ti cha-kha thiyo haina?" Like this. My friend Atmaram was clever in such things. He understood the meaning and said "E yo KTle P*T*Kha bhaneki!". Sanju ta lajle bhuttukai. haina haina haina... Dhyakko kura sura haraayo. *** Only in Nepal: Childresn use Parsi Language for secret in front of her parents. Though there are many original languages. Only in Nepal: They play "Am I right?" -girls & "Khopi" -boy using the similar Dhyak.