Some experience - Page 2

Originally posted by: bambogli

Uh.. Probably they were Middle-Eastern, not Indian.

they were indian... talking punjabi among themselves, the female employees also looked obviously indian not middle eastern/arab

the entire store screamed india, it was sorta tacky

but do u know what bag means in hindi?

I dont even know if he said 'falafel' for sure it just sounded lyk 'faffel/falafel''

Originally posted by: KaranPsbakht

probably.. dude was old as phuck though.. probably older than my dad 🤢

Originally posted by: KaranPsbakht

they were indian... talking punjabi among themselves, the female employees also looked obviously indian not middle eastern/arab

the entire store screamed india, it was sorta tacky

but do u know what bag means in hindi?

I dont even know if he said 'falafel' for sure it just sounded lyk 'faffel/falafel''

Thaila, jhola, bora, kheesa,... 😆

Probably they were hungry, & asked you guys to share the pizza with them.

Originally posted by: bambogli

Thaila, jhola, bora, kheesa,... 😆

Probably they were hungry, & asked you guys to share the pizza with them.

Originally posted by: bambogli

Thaila, jhola, bora, kheesa,... 😆

Probably they were hungry, & asked you guys to share the pizza with them.

😆🤣

Originally posted by: Yankees

In punjabi, a bag is called a lifaafafa..

THANK YOU that's exactly what he said! And that's exactly why we didn't get it, cuz we're not Punjabi 😆

Originally posted by: Yankees

My parents always yelled at us whenever we replied to a desi in english, even if we are short of words, we were told to make an effort. We all hated it then, but now I understand where he was coming from.

I've had so many random Desi's telling me to learn proper hindi, I hate it though, but my own family member's lyk my uncle's, aunts etc all of them live abroad and none of them ever told us/me or even my cousins (their kids) to learn proper hindi/marathi.

They always say as long as we're able to converse in English all is fine 😆