In case you’re wondering what it says, it’s: Zakipjokhic.
Now seriously, anyone care to enlighten me what in the name of heaven’s is a Zakipjokhic? o_O
Hey ..as far as i can understand its driver name” ZAKIR JOKHIO” and letter “R” from zakir has erased by sunlight and it has become letter “P” and letter “O”‘s half circle has erased too and it has become ” letter C”… by the time Kirna see this taxi again..may be it will be more compilcated to read due to more sun light ..:P:P…!!!!
Teeth Maestro (unregistered) on May 13th, 2006 @ 2:56 am
NINA – I think u may have solved the puzzle – its no Russian and neither Uzbek – its either a case of a few dropped/erased portions or a Pakistani misspelling genius at work.
Kirna – Brilliant find – love your Car-achi series
Man this girl likes to take photos of the cars on the street. Cool, it gives us stuff to talk about.
The poor owner doesnt even know that his taxi’s sticker is being discussed on an international level. If only he can come online and enlighten us about the meaning of this mysterious word.
:-)
Mariam (unregistered) on May 13th, 2006 @ 10:07 am
Kirna,
Try to write from your surroundings girl. After all you live in the center of the city. Come on don’t tell me not much happening there?
my first instinct also said it may be russian…
as their usualyy ends with “kov” or “vic”,
by the way many or rather all serbians have names which end with “vic”(pronounced as witch)
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Lolz, This is the weirdest thing one can write behind his/her car :P
.. I cant even pronounce it , and MS talk it cant pronounce it as well :P
Ahhahaha, excellent catch Kirna. Keep it up
As for Zakipjokhic I think its an Alien language. So did you try checking the person inside that car ?.Lol
Google search does not help either. May be it’s a mix plate of phusto and French with a German salty and Mexican spoon or something.
British flag is there, so either its scrambled English or the car owner is on a holy mission to grab attention
Zakipjokhic: ZAKIr Pai Jan Of KaracHI City. Returned from England. Dreams of being in Croatia (impressed by Ivan Ljubicic).
Could be a word in one of our ethnic languages.
pathetically and certifiably insane.
It looks like a russian alphabet, the taxi driver could possibly be an uzbek or kazakh…
could be sindhi – Zakip Jo Khi C
but still, i wanna go with an alien tongue. Goes to show we need MIB to patrol karachi.
uzbek haan. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
lets get him.
Hey ..as far as i can understand its driver name” ZAKIR JOKHIO” and letter “R” from zakir has erased by sunlight and it has become letter “P” and letter “O”‘s half circle has erased too and it has become ” letter C”… by the time Kirna see this taxi again..may be it will be more compilcated to read due to more sun light ..:P:P…!!!!
NINA – I think u may have solved the puzzle – its no Russian and neither Uzbek – its either a case of a few dropped/erased portions or a Pakistani misspelling genius at work.
Kirna – Brilliant find – love your Car-achi series
Man this girl likes to take photos of the cars on the street. Cool, it gives us stuff to talk about.
The poor owner doesnt even know that his taxi’s sticker is being discussed on an international level. If only he can come online and enlighten us about the meaning of this mysterious word.
:-)
Kirna,
Try to write from your surroundings girl. After all you live in the center of the city. Come on don’t tell me not much happening there?
Yes Kirna pleaseeeeeeeeeeee
Language is polish stands for ‘Taxi driver’
my first instinct also said it may be russian…
as their usualyy ends with “kov” or “vic”,
by the way many or rather all serbians have names which end with “vic”(pronounced as witch)
i meant to say “usually their names end with………”