"ये लोग नमक खा रहे हैं।"
Translation:These people are eating salt.
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There was a challenge in tik tok that challenges to eat a teaspoon of salt without making any expression in our face.
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Not a saying but it is a likely to be used sentence. There is a custom of certain Muslim communities to consume a pinch of salt before eating. Also the whole family eats together from a big plate about 3 feet in diameter. So can imagine it being said.
It sounds almost like they are saying "ramak" as opposed to "namak", is this a style or dialect of the speaker, or is everyone supposed to pronounce it this way?
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It is pronounced as 'namak' only. Duo is pronouncing it more like णमक instead of नमक, which is wrong.
when duo pronounces the whole sentence, he says it correctly — namak. when you hover over the word or when you pick our answer in the questions where they show you pictures, then it sounds like ramak.
The sentence makes no sense. Why would people in their right senses merely eat salt? An idiom can be inserted here- kisi ka namak khana
lol are these people or animals?!?! I thought only horses and the like ate salt lick.
