wonder why!!!

[||~R_girl~||]

yesss
that is the tradition sis
i was aslo puzled by that
but i wont do that in my wedding

hehehhe u dnt hv to do.. sm1 els wil do it 4 u!

 

[Hashan dis]

eka nikan kama kanna invite karanawa wage

 

[yasasrd]

ha ha did u drink it? u should not drink it..itz like inviting u for the dinner ha ha...

 

[coolgayathra]

hehehhe u dnt hv to do.. sm1 els wil do it 4 u!

ela

 

[djanuradhaxxx]

අපේ රටේ හැටියක්..

 

[ThaPurpleKnight]

znt it ok to drink dat watr?

ei biwwada?

 

[||~R_girl~||]

ei biwwada?

apo na naaaaaa
dawasak issara nan biwwa ehema dunna ekak!!
ma bro drank so i also did!

 

[||~R_girl~||]

අපේ රටේ හැටියක්..

one nati dewal karana eka neda ;P

 

[OptiplexFx]

Hmm.. 9 pages 88 posts.. Still no answer ??

 

[||~R_girl~||]

Hmm.. 9 pages 88 posts.. Still no answer ??

i got!!!

 

[Dhananjaya007]

one nati dewal karana eka neda ;P

Ai ape rate karanne ona nathi dewal da?

Any way still there !

 

[OptiplexFx]

i got!!!

Good, what is it ? to wash your mouth after bulathwita reason?

 

[buddhihm]

Heyy guyzz...
yestrday i was at diz weddin' party n they invited d invitees fr d dinner by presentin a big glass of water... ive seeen dz thng b4 as well.....
but...
dus any1 knw a valid reasn behind dz??
if so feel free to share it here..


d Q is a bit dumb n silly.. dnt mind plz

Yeah thats the traditional way of inviting someone to the dining table, like bulath deela wandinawa wage. I dun think theres any scientific reason behind it but heard in a documentary once that sinhalese traditions are such that the invitations are done through gestures rather than verbally, this must be another occation

 

[||~R_girl~||]

Ai ape rate karanne ona nathi dewal da?

Any way still there !

ai kawadada ona deyak kare?? skwlin stdsnts lata 4ns ban karanawai.. 16 yrz walin marry karanna puluwan karanawai...

 

[||~R_girl~||]

Good, what is it ? to wash your mouth after bulathwita reason?

ahh no.....
it says dat u cnt hv ur meals unles u hv ur daily bath

 

[amiya]

yaaa ee water tray ekata සා‍දු‍! kiyanna tiyenne
naththam kana kama hira wenava "lu"

Ooka Tama Atta Kataawa

 

[||~R_girl~||]

Yeah thats the traditional way of inviting someone to the dining table, like bulath deela wandinawa wage. I dun think theres any scientific reason behind it but heard in a documentary once that sinhalese traditions are such that the invitations are done through gestures rather than verbally, this must be another occation

hmmmm yehh i get it! thankzz!


BTW wots d reasn of BUllath deela wadinawa..?
nikan wadinna puluwanne..

 

[niki771]

znt it ok to drink dat watr?

hehee... once ma sis did so ...

 

[||~R_girl~||]

hehee... once ma sis did so ...

heheh bt its k to drink lu

 

[niki771]

heheh bt its k to drink lu

ahh really!! i didnt knw abt tht b4... hehee