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āmi yāi’ bhojana kari — mātā nāhi jāne
sākṣāte khāi āmi’ teṅho ‘svapna’ hena māne”
āmi — I; yāi’ — going; bhojana kari — eat; mātā — mother; nāhi jāne — cannot understand; sākṣāte — directly; khāi āmi’ — I eat; teṅho — she; svapna — a dream; hena — as; māne — thinks.
“ ‘I go there and eat the food My mother offers, but she cannot understand that I am eating it directly. She thinks that this is a dream.’ ”