"Lite theesuko ...lite theesuko ...lite theesuko ....antaa lite theesukunte...Life ee lite aipotundi ...."
True translation ...English mein
"Take it easy,........take it easy ....take it easy .....if you take everything easy ...life itself would start taking you easy"
I remember this dialogue because of the seriousness of the situation and the stress with which it was pronounced by X while i was preparing for my exam.
The first time i heard the word "lite" was during my Engg 1st year when i was ragged by my senior and another senior told tat guy "veedini lite theesuko akkada inkokadu unnadu choodu vaadini choodu" (go easy on this guy, look at the guy over there") and i was allowed to go and the other guy was ragged.I just couldnt come to terms abt "lite theesuko" then , but now it has become an integral part of my life.
Knowlingly or unknowingly i picked up the word "lite". According to me this would be the most used four letter word ...i know there are a lot of four letter words one uses but this somehow stands out ..As Osho mentioned in one of his speeches, that the most famous four letter word(@@@@) can be used as a noun, an adjective, a verb so on and so forth , Similarly is the word "Lite". It can be used in numerous occasions.
Different Scenario's:
Exams
Q) Hows the preparation going ??
Ans) lite....
(can be interpreted as he/she has either prepared fully or hasnt prepared at all or has completed a minor part and is riding on luck since he is expecting only those which he has studied)
Q) Hows the movie???
Ans)Lite,....
(can be average or bad ..but definitely cannot be good)
Q) Wat did u do in holidays??
Ans) Starts off with a lite and depends from person to person
reply from a normal person " lite ...i was very busy ... got up at 1 o clock ...ate and slept ..and went out with frnz"
reply from a nerd " lite ..dint do anything useful ...just learnt "some" computer languages, went for "some" french/german classes, and went to "some" gre classes thats it .."
Q) who is he/she?(this conversation is strictly limited 2 frnz)
Ans) with a smile ...lite teesuko ...and which is again followed by a smile
After some serious conversations or fights or after some strange situtations
A) i m sorry ...
B) hey its ok ...lite..........
There are many situations where one uses "lite",I can go on and on but ....."LITE THEESUKO"
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
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