Many greetings from Germany
Hindi translation: shubh kamnayé
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| 5 | Germany sé shubh kamnayé |
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| 5 | greetings: abhinandan |
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2 hrs confidence: 
Germany sé shubh kamnayé Explanation: "Shubh kamnaye" actually means good wishes. One could also say "Shubhechha" which also means good wishes. So if one says Christmas/Divali etc. ki shubh kamnayé, one means "greetings for Christmas/Divali etc. |
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5 hrs confidence:
greetings: abhinandan Explanation: greetings means abhinandan. shubhechha is good wishes. So the clause could be read as: Germany se haardik abhinandan. |
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