<p>Yes, gary, before you ask, * exactly * like "Aye topper!"</p>
<p>What do you guys use?</p>
<p>Damn cool/damn too much/shove it/paala (inspired by Kaminey :P).</p>
<p>“yaar” after every other sentence.</p>
<p>Dhan te nan, nananana.</p>
<p>“Yaar” occasionally, whenever I’m talking to my North Indian friends.</p>
<p>Hell yes @ Quasi’s last comment</p>
<p>wow! Boring metros… Lucknow certainly has a far more decorated speeches. Right from the navabi tehzeeb and ‘hum-aap’ to gandi galiyan punctuating every friendly sentence and off course the comic descriptions of everyday events…If you found ‘aye topper’ amusing wait till I post the full list 
@Quasi- Why don’t you post a lil bengali slang too? Bengali totally PWNS hindi in cuteness :P</p>
<p>I have random Tamil stuff which you guys won’t understand.</p>
<p>Saying ‘only’.</p>
<p>^ I second that</p>
<p>Time pass, vela panti, “scene banate hai”…</p>
<p>line marna, “swalpa adjust mari”, arre yaar!, timepass, jobless</p>
<p>totally, awesome man!!, chill yaar, arre bhai, cool, shoW it, ****, indians cuss to much!!</p>
<p>Lawl nobody I know says shoW it.</p>
<p>What’s shoW it?</p>
<p>^^whatever she said</p>
<p>Shove it. With a W pronounciation.</p>
<p>(I mean, DUH.)</p>
<p>Ohhhhh people say “shove it” here. Wait, I said that earlier in this thread.</p>
<p>/pointless post</p>
<p>@tetris: im half bengali half tamil, so I’ll understand! :D</p>
<p>I think I know some…they say “eeJjad” for Z and “etch” for H and use “da” after every sentence…:p</p>
<p>yumm ij equal to yucks!</p>
<p>@smartchap: What about macha? :p</p>