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That's interesting. In the 3 Indian languages that I know, it roughly translates to "devote attention". Not so different from pay I guess, but pay is more trans
by raz32dust 7y ago
That's interesting. In the 3 Indian languages that I know, it roughly translates to "devote attention". Not so different from pay I guess, but pay is more transactional compared to devotion, and devotion to something feels more heartfelt than paying for something.
- ronilan 7y agoCan you post the language name and then the phrase in native type?
- npsimons 7y ago> "devote attention" If that's a literal translation (I realize you said "rough"), "devote" connotes to me more along the lines of "devotion" such as a "devoted husband" or "devoted follower of <X> religion."
- kranner 7y agoWhich Indian languages are these? In Hindi it is just "ध्यान देना", i.e. "giving attention".