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Phil said 10 months ago:
Just so you know, McDonald's slogan: "I'm lovin it" came from Justin Timberlake's song - "I'm Lovin' It (Parapapapa)" Oh and I've always referred to our head nod as the "Indian Elephant head nod" (I always wondered why we never declared the Indian Elephant our national animal, but then again our national sport is Hockey yet we're totally fida over Cricket. Weirdly, it's Pakistan's national sport, and yet they beat us at hockey regularly.)
fatima said 8 months ago:
excuse me, ve find this very offensive.
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The Indian culture does not have a nonverbal way to express "no" and because it's a community of people who believe hospitality as a sign of respect, that it is hard for Indian's to say "no". So they work around it.
The English language in India has been localised by the people who use it. It is transformed in a complete new version of Engligh to suit their comfort level. While English is not the first language quite a huge part of the population especially in cities under stand and speak it...at least their version of the language. It is molded and modified to fit into the Indian culture...it often spoken by mixing Hindi and English which is sometimes referred to as speaking Hinglish. 








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