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What does Punjabi word kothe utte baike?

The Punjabi phrase "kothe utte baike" translates to "sitting on the roof" in English.

Here's the breakdown:

* Kothe: Roof (pronounced "koh-thay")

* Utte: On, upon (pronounced "oot-tay")

* Baike: Sitting (pronounced "bye-kay")

So, "kothe utte baike" literally means "sitting on the roof." It is a common phrase used to describe someone who is relaxing or enjoying themselves on a rooftop.

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