Smear | English Conversation on Holi | English Speaking Practice | Havisha Rathore

Hey Atreyee! I wish you and your family a thrilled and colourful Holi!

Wish you the same, my dear!

Where is my Thandaee?

It seems that your love for flavored milk hasn't changed much. Of course not! I

love everything about this Festival that marks the Advent of spring, especially

the colors. Right? But the celebration of Holi without Gulal and Pichkaari is

incomplete. Yes, my dear. But where are your colours?

You'll find a lot of them at my home and you're coming, right? Well, I'll come some

other day. Moreover, I'm worried about the reaction to the colours on my skin. Don't

worry! We'll have a safe Holi. I've arranged organic colours for both of us.

Super! Then I'm coming right away. But first, you promise me that you will not

smear colour on my face. Right? Havisha, smear means to apply something. Right? In

Hindi, we call it Lagana ya Pochana. Yes, you're right. But we can use this word in

other situations as well. Oh, I did not know. As a verb, smear means to apply a

sticky substance on someone or something- sticky substance. For example, could you

please smear jam on my bread? Kajal in your eyes got smeared because

of some tears in your eyes. I can see some Tears In Your Eyes. Were you crying?

No, no, I was not crying. I just rinsed my face with cool water. And you know my

sister had to face the music just because she smeared butter all over the

kitchen. Oh. And you know smear also means to damage someone's reputation. In Hindi,

it means KISI KO BADNAAM KARNA. Oh, I got it. Do you know that Rohit tried

to smear rohini with fake information? Yes, I know, but I didn't believe him. He's

a liar. Yes, I also did not trust him. Now, listen carefully. If you use smear as a

noun, it would mean a dirty Mark spread across something. In Hindi, it would mean CHIKNAI KA DAAG

See, Havisha, there's a smear on your dress. Yes, I know. Harika smeared it while playing. But I

have forgiven her. It happens while playing. Isn't it? Yes, Havisha, it happens

while playing. Even I smeared my father's shirt while he was going to his

office in the morning. Then he must have rebuked you. No, he did not. He

kept cool. Wow, that's so nice of him! Harika!

Did you eat chocolate again? No, Didi. Don't tell a lie. It's a bad habit, Harika.

Believe me, I didn't eat any chocolate. Havisha, how can you be so sure that she ate

chocolate? There is a smear of chocolate on her

chin. I know her very well. She is fond of chocolate. Everybody will laugh at her.

Anyways, we have learned just a little bit more English. Right? Right. And what

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