Growing up in a family where ethics are of great importance.... to my dad as it were to my granddad. Aysha Alam was born here who was used to Han and not jee I was corrected by my dad. This story begins when I grew up umm i mean in 10th class when my Phuppo came to stay with us. One night I was watching a movie with my bari Phuppo and was talking to her ..mentioning Han yrrr, yrr...haaann!!! Han na.. and daddy came sat and said to me: "beta wo bari hen apse ya choti?" me: Han wo sorry daddy: phir se Han? jee
me: jeeeee. I thought it ended there but no! the coming week was of my board exams and daddy was to drive me and pick me and each time he ask me about my exams and about anything I'll be like: "han!" daddy be like "jee" everytime i be like "han" daddy "jeee" and like that within those two months i learned this word jeeeee... even back in those days i started saying jee to my young ones.
so yea try saying jee ..it is hard but if I can do this surely you can as well.
till the date today if i say Han to my elders my zameer says ... jeeeee.
haha. good bye
_Aysha Alam
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