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achi kha
you are beautiful
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kha
kha
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chu kha
चु खा
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puti kha.
puti kha। english
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lado kha!
lado kha ma ta
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kha chagi
khan chagi
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tune kha liya?
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ami akhane achi
ami akane achi
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puti kha. english
puti kha। english
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chagu na chu kha
चू खा
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mai khana kha rahi hu
माई खना खां राही हू
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mai bhot achi kiss karta hu
mai bhot achi kiss karta hu
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tum bahut achi lagti ho mujhe
तुम बाहु अचि लागी हो मुझे
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teej (hindi: तीज) is a festival celebrated in many states of india and by khas women of nepal. it is observed by women for wellness of their husband.[1][2] literary "teej" means "third". therefore teej falls on the third day after the moonless night (amavasya) and the third day after the full moon night of every month. however, the third day after the new moon or amavasya of shraavana (श्रावण) month is the most important teej. as shraavana (or saawan) month falls during monsoon or rainy season when the surroundings become green, the shraavana teej is also called hariyali teej (green teej). teej is celebrated in bihar,chattisgarh, madhya pradesh, andhra pradesh, haryana, rajasthan, punjab, and uttar pradesh in india. it falls on the third day after the new moon of the shraavana or saawan month of hindu calendar in late july to early august. dedicated to the goddess parvati, commemorating her union with lord shiva, the festival is celebrated for sexual bliss, well being of spouse and children and purification of own body and soul. the festival is a three day long celebration that combines sumptuous feasts as well as rigid fasting.
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