Sat Sri Akal Bhai aur Bhen Ji
Wahe Guru Ki Khalsa Wahe Guru Ki Fateh
Manners are something that I hold to the utmost importance in my life, and to be polite is something I try to practice at every chance within my life. Growing up in a hindu family I would take note that my mother and aunt would always say Dhaani Vaad to each other...I always assumed this meant You're Welcome.
As I grew older I made many sikhi friends and asked one of their mothers how to say 'thank you' in punjabi. She told me it was shukriya... as time went on though.. I noticed I never heard anyone use the word shukriya and usually only heard Dhaani Vaad. Then someone told me that Dhaani Vaad also meant thank you...This confused me a great deal.
All in all I use shukriya when i mean to say thank you and Dhaani Vaad when I mean to say You're Welcome.
I did however wish to clarify the distinction between the two and any other insights from my sadh sangat.
Shukriya or Dhaani Vaad
Ang kudihug
Wahe Guru Ki Khalsa Wahe Guru Ki Fateh
Manners are something that I hold to the utmost importance in my life, and to be polite is something I try to practice at every chance within my life. Growing up in a hindu family I would take note that my mother and aunt would always say Dhaani Vaad to each other...I always assumed this meant You're Welcome.
As I grew older I made many sikhi friends and asked one of their mothers how to say 'thank you' in punjabi. She told me it was shukriya... as time went on though.. I noticed I never heard anyone use the word shukriya and usually only heard Dhaani Vaad. Then someone told me that Dhaani Vaad also meant thank you...This confused me a great deal.
All in all I use shukriya when i mean to say thank you and Dhaani Vaad when I mean to say You're Welcome.
I did however wish to clarify the distinction between the two and any other insights from my sadh sangat.
Shukriya or Dhaani Vaad
Ang kudihug
