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In Sanskrit, "Yeto Vellipoyindi Manasu Full Mo" translates as “I have a mango for you.” In Malayalam, it's "Ee Nabhoo Poranjaaram". In Thai, it's "Kob Mue La Rang". And if you're a fan of the hit TV show Breaking Bad, then you'll recognize that line as “5-4-3-2-1” — a phrase uttered by protagonist Walter White in Season 2 episode 5 of the story. On my latest trip to India earlier this year, I was excited to try out this common saying on locals and travelers alike. But as I tried to use it in unexpected situations (one such time was as a reply to my friend Sameer, who asked me how I was doing — “Yeto?”), it became clear that few people actually know its origin. It's like everyone has heard it and knows what it means, but few actually know what and where and how and when and why. So I embarked on a mission of my own: to find out how this phrase has been so successfully integrated into the Indian English lexicon, where it originated from, what the story behind it is, etc. If you're as curious as I am, read on for all the answers... A man named Yeto once lived in a place called Vellipoyindi. One day, a local woman named Nadhiya came to visit Yeto. Her father didn't recognize Yeto and said: "Who is that person and how dare he be looking at our daughter?" Nadhiya was embarrassed and Theno apologized and said: "Please forgive me sir. I'm just doing my work." The next morning, Nadhiya's parents saw that her sister had married another man. They were surprised but happy. Nadhiya's sister said to her husband: "I don't want any children right now, but you should go near the mouth of our cousin Yeto's well and kiss him." That night, the husband went to the mouth of the well, kissed Yeto and thus his wife gave birth to a son. That is how Nadhiya's sister got married to Yeto. The story ends with yet another twist. After marrying Nadhiya's sister, this man grew old and died. His sons were still young so they didn't know their father had died. Meanwhile, Nadhiya's elder brother came looking for his pregnant sister for marriage. He saw his sister and her husband in the house, only to be angry and angry at the sight. He asked Nadhiya's husband: "Why did you marry my sister to Yeto? It's obvious that he's not good enough for her. You should have married one of my friends." Afraid of his brother, Nadhiya's husband ran away. Nadhiya was not angry because she knew that Yeto would take care of her children. cfa1e77820