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Let's Learn Kashmiri

TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- The Alphabet
- Words
- Counting Numbers
A Short Story
- Some Special Usages
- More Words
- Differentiating Sounds
- Short Sentences
- Some Notes on Grammar
- Order of Words
- Questions & Answers
- Where, Who, What, When
- Question Sentences
- Time
- Verbs
- Days of the Week
- Ordinal and Fractional Numbers and Multiples
- Pronouns
- Important Adjectives: A Short Glossary
- More about Grammar
- Relations
- Sentences showing use of Prepositions
- Some Antonyms
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- Some Idiomatic Phrases
- More Proverbs/Idioms
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- Some Common Usages
- Some Couplets from Great Kashmiri Poets
- To Remember by Heart
   

Omkar N. Wakhlu & Bharat Wakhlu

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Chapter 28

Well Cooked Rice
 


Cooks say that if you want to know how well rice has been cooked, then roll some of it into a ball.

Throw that ball of rice on to the wall.

If the rice gets stuck there, the rice is wet and more like a gruel.

If, however, the rice ball gets scattered then the rice is under-cooked.

When the rice ball remains intact, then the rice is well-cooked indeed.

This was narrated to us by Mr. Shah at his home today.

He further said that, much like cooked rice, we too must assess and understand human beings.

We should not judge people in haste.

Sometimes that approach does not give good results.

These indeed, are good and valuable anecdotes.

 

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