Comments on: Junk Sleep: A Social Evil http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html Pakistan Politics, Current Affairs, Business and Lifestyle Sat, 22 Nov 2008 06:26:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: AIMAN http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-204619 Tue, 14 Oct 2008 06:20:05 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-204619 HAMARAY DIL MAI AGAR AKHRAT KI ZARA SI B FIKAR HO GI TO HUM JUNK SLEEP CHOR DAY GAIN ITS ONLY FOR TEENAGERS KYUN K HAMARA MAZHAB IS BAAT KI IJAAZAT NAI DAITA HAMARAY DIL MAI AGAR AKHRAT KI ZARA SI B FIKAR HO GI TO HUM JUNK SLEEP CHOR DAY GAIN ITS ONLY FOR TEENAGERS KYUN K HAMARA MAZHAB IS BAAT KI IJAAZAT NAI DAITA

]]> by: ahsan danish http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-169642 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 06:35:00 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-169642 people of our sociy is selfish and careless.he thouht about only thereself. people of our sociy is selfish and careless.he thouht about only thereself.

]]> by: rabia http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-169429 Sat, 05 Jul 2008 19:55:30 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-169429 i definitely think that junk sleep is an evil n is increasing coz of easy availibilty of cell phones. i personally feel that our youth has been adversely effected coz of this. i definitely think that junk sleep is an evil n is increasing coz of easy availibilty of cell phones. i personally feel that our youth has been adversely effected coz of this.

]]> by: hadia rahman http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159652 Sat, 14 Jun 2008 10:35:17 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159652 thanks every one[:)] thanks every one[:)]

]]> by: Bolder http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159418 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:01:42 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159418 Shakir: Just for a minute, consider yourself a teenager, doing intermediate or post/pregradution and then tell me - you didn't make such little mistakes in your life? Born perfect, that would be a miracle. I would suggest, don't just hit the wall and think how would you feel, if someone would have argued your holly writings in such a way, you did......! Yusha: Thank you for supporting my logic - thats what, makes sense! :) Hadia: Thank you for coming in and commenting while passing by! I first saw the comment and I couldn't stop my fingers hitting the keyboard!! Bolder aka Bashu Khan. Shakir:
Just for a minute, consider yourself a teenager, doing intermediate or post/pregradution and then tell me - you didn’t make such little mistakes in your life? Born perfect, that would be a miracle. I would suggest, don’t just hit the wall and think how would you feel, if someone would have argued your holly writings in such a way, you did……!

Yusha:
Thank you for supporting my logic - thats what, makes sense! :)

Hadia:

Thank you for coming in and commenting while passing by!
I first saw the comment and I couldn’t stop my fingers hitting the keyboard!!

Bolder aka Bashu Khan.

]]> by: Shakir Lakhani http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159336 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 09:19:55 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159336 No, Hadia, the mistakes you made (about "his" & "her") are very common, even in India. It happens because when you write in English, you are translating from Urdu or Hindi. You want to translate "Ooska baita" and you write it down as "his son". If you are talking about a man, it's O.K. to write "his" son. But if you're writing about a woman (as you did in your post), you should write "her" son. Similarly I've seen a wife being referred to as "her" wife, which is impossible. A woman can be the wife of a man only, therefore she should be referred to as "his" wife always. But you can write "his" daughter as well as "her" daughter, depending on whether you're writing or talking about a man or a woman. If you want to tell someone something about your brother's daughter, you will either say, "my brother's daughter" or "his daughter" (although in Urdu you would say "ooski beti"). I hope this little lecture will make you a bit more careful in future. Regarding my attitude (about which you complained), let me tell you that I studied in a school which used to punish us for making mistakes by caning us many times. This is of course the only way to make kids learn something thoroughly, although beating a child is unlawful nowadays (in the west, that is). In Pakistan, you can still thrash your children and get away with it. No, Hadia, the mistakes you made (about “his” & “her”) are very common, even in India. It happens because when you write in English, you are translating from Urdu or Hindi. You want to translate “Ooska baita” and you write it down as “his son”. If you are talking about a man, it’s O.K. to write “his” son. But if you’re writing about a woman (as you did in your post), you should write “her” son. Similarly I’ve seen a wife being referred to as “her” wife, which is impossible. A woman can be the wife of a man only, therefore she should be referred to as “his” wife always. But you can write “his” daughter as well as “her” daughter, depending on whether you’re writing or talking about a man or a woman. If you want to tell someone something about your brother’s daughter, you will either say, “my brother’s daughter” or “his daughter” (although in Urdu you would say “ooski beti”). I hope this little lecture will make you a bit more careful in future. Regarding my attitude (about which you complained), let me tell you that I studied in a school which used to punish us for making mistakes by caning us many times. This is of course the only way to make kids learn something thoroughly, although beating a child is unlawful nowadays (in the west, that is). In Pakistan, you can still thrash your children and get away with it.

]]> by: hadia rahman http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159309 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 06:07:27 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-159309 THNX ALOT Yusha!!! And Mr. Shakir!!! i accept my mistake. But it does'nt mean that I have a bad english infact I wrote this article may be in a hurry. And the way you discourage people can never produce good writers. Of course every one knows the difference between his and her. So do I.It was written may be in hurry i guess. THNX ALOT Yusha!!!

And Mr. Shakir!!! i accept my mistake. But it does’nt mean that I have a bad english infact I wrote this article may be in a hurry.
And the way you discourage people can never produce good writers. Of course every one knows the difference between his and her. So do I.It was written may be in hurry i guess.

]]> by: Mohammad Yusha http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-158975 Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:46:58 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-158975 This is a brilliant post with a lot of soul. I encourage the author to write more refreshing posts such as this one. This is a brilliant post with a lot of soul. I encourage the author to write more refreshing posts such as this one.

]]> by: Shakir Lakhani http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-158526 Tue, 10 Jun 2008 04:23:42 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-158526 Mr. Yusha, please stick to the little knowledge you have about Islam and black magic. The tragedy of the Muslims is that they do not have the guts to call a spade a spade. By deliberately encouraging a writer like Hadia, you're only making it worse for her. If she wants to write good English (something that appears impossible now, but miracles do happen), let her study the language in detail Maybe she'll master the language in a couple of years. But don't say it's an excellent post when it isn't. Mr. Yusha, please stick to the little knowledge you have about Islam and black magic. The tragedy of the Muslims is that they do not have the guts to call a spade a spade. By deliberately encouraging a writer like Hadia, you’re only making it worse for her. If she wants to write good English (something that appears impossible now, but miracles do happen), let her study the language in detail Maybe she’ll master the language in a couple of years. But don’t say it’s an excellent post when it isn’t.

]]> by: Mohammad Yusha http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-158163 Mon, 09 Jun 2008 16:03:48 +0000 http://www.chowrangi.com/junk-sleep-a-social-evil.html#comment-158163 To Hadia This is an excellent post. Very detailed and well thought out. Great job! To Hadia

This is an excellent post. Very detailed and well thought out. Great job!

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