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are they same?👉 tose=tujhse(?)
then in which part is it used?
then in which part is it used?
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no they are not same
and tujhse use like you
and mujhe use like me
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tose is not a word of hindi
may be in north India in a single state(Punjab) they use tusse(not tose) which also not means the same to tujhse.
Tujhse means- from you ( Example- We never get any help from you)
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"tose" is from that very text. now what does it mean? it was like this👇
kiya hai vada maine piyaa tose pyaar ka
I think it means "tujhse"
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