Eman said:

ye tou uss dot ko he pta hoga

@eman.....now you can read whole story from here ,un dots ne apni hole story bata di hai mujhe.....

owaisahmed55 said:

While many languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew, add specific accents to the letters or characters throughout their alphabet – the English alphabet has only two letters that include a diacritic dot. This a mark added to a letter that is meant to signal a change in either the sound or meaning of a character. What is the additional name of this curious dot that hovers over the ninth and tenth lowercase letters of the English alphabet,
how did it get there?
The small distinguishing mark you see over a lowercase /i/ and a lowercase /j/ is called a tittle – an interesting name that seems like a portmanteau (combination) of “tiny” and “little,” and refers to a small point or stroke in writing and printing. Generally, a diacritic dot such as a tittle is also referred to as a glyph. However, in regards to /i/ and /j/ – the removal of the mark is still likely to be read as /I/ or /J/; as such

yar such btau to mujhe kuch samajh nahi aya. .

owaisahmed55 said:

While many languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew, add specific accents to the letters or characters throughout their alphabet – the English alphabet has only two letters that include a diacritic dot. This a mark added to a letter that is meant to signal a change in either the sound or meaning of a character. What is the additional name of this curious dot that hovers over the ninth and tenth lowercase letters of the English alphabet,
how did it get there?
The small distinguishing mark you see over a lowercase /i/ and a lowercase /j/ is called a tittle – an interesting name that seems like a portmanteau (combination) of “tiny” and “little,” and refers to a small point or stroke in writing and printing. Generally, a diacritic dot such as a tittle is also referred to as a glyph. However, in regards to /i/ and /j/ – the removal of the mark is still likely to be read as /I/ or /J/; as such

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owaisahmed55 said:

While many languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew, add specific accents to the letters or characters throughout their alphabet – the English alphabet has only two letters that include a diacritic dot. This a mark added to a letter that is meant to signal a change in either the sound or meaning of a character. What is the additional name of this curious dot that hovers over the ninth and tenth lowercase letters of the English alphabet,
how did it get there?
The small distinguishing mark you see over a lowercase /i/ and a lowercase /j/ is called a tittle – an interesting name that seems like a portmanteau (combination) of “tiny” and “little,” and refers to a small point or stroke in writing and printing. Generally, a diacritic dot such as a tittle is also referred to as a glyph. However, in regards to /i/ and /j/ – the removal of the mark is still likely to be read as /I/ or /J/; as such

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waheedanjum said:

It is Tittle from the Latin "titulus". Grammatically it is called "diacritic dot".

@waheedanjum....u can watch this point above .. i almost mentioned it
@atif03...bas yara kabhi garoor nhe kiya
or jin hazrat ko samjh nhe aaya ya just pasting lagi to wo khud search karna seekh len ab.....

atif03 said:

ooy owais not 007 yaar 03

@ATIF ...what O_o

Kashi said:

Wah owais wah akhir baray bhai ka kch asar to hoga na....good keep it up.

Array mere bare ..... kahan ho bhai tum ..?? every thing is alright na O_O
"i" or "j"ka dots per conferrence ho rahi hai ... come back kar bhai..
bajjo ko bhe bula yaar

Kashi said:

Han yara sab set hai.....or ghayb kahan hona hai yahin hun btaon ga detial se msg par.
Or bajo toh yar ghyb he hai kahin.......Or ye toh confrence to tm ne jeet li hai yar....

haar jeet ka faisla to sirf "CLICK TO WIN" per hota hai..
yahan to sirf "JALI POLICE MUQABLA CHALTA HAI"
l0lz........

saim14399 said:

smj nai aya dobara parna pare ga.hn

tou dobara par loo na bhai

kis nay mana kia hai???????????????????

pher bhi samajh na aye tou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Nice detail
but i tell you truth main ny 1 line bhi nahi parhi