Drashti Dhami's attitude - Page 16

Originally posted by: natz

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLnTWxpTQt4

Originally posted by: apricity

arrrey "Kind of" you mean? 😲

Originally posted by: apricity

arrrey "Kind of" you mean? 😲

Hahahahahaha

This is just too funny!

Originally posted by: apricity

arrrey "Kind of" you mean? 😲

I am confused here..

how does her using informal words make her look unproffesional..she is an actress by proffesion not an English scholar that using slang makes her unproffesional..
as long as she is doing her job which is to act without troubling others I dont see how she becomes unproffesional..
maybe just like you have a problem with her being all informal someone will have a problem and call her a prude if she is all too formal and politically correct..this is entertainment industry where its about connecting to audience and being relatable..if using slang helps..why not use it..
same goes for Sanaya Irani..

coming to her attitude..to each their own..I dont find anything wrong with it..maybe you do..

and lastly who said she is out there to use language like how 'North Americans' do..as if its the only correct way in the whole world..maybe they dont use the word 'senti' but I have heard many Indian use the slang..and she is giving interviews in India and not 'North America'

Originally posted by: ornella_mg

😆

Put his foot in his own mouth...

No, that's what some Indians are doing when they create words like senti and think it sounds cool.

Hahahahaha

Originally posted by: apricity

arrrey "Kind of" you mean? 😲

Originally posted by: shmurr

i though the use of slang was not allowed here😲 😲 😲 😲 first kinda {kind of} and then FOB (fresh off the boat), the second one was very degrading and down-rite rude to any indians that just shifted to the states. Unless you are a native american technically your family was fresh off the boat as well at some point in time.

I was called a name which is quite offensive as well. However, you failed to mention that portion😲😲

What happened to the moral police now?

Originally posted by: shmurr

i though the use of slang was not allowed here😲 😲 😲 😲 first kinda {kind of} and then FOB (fresh off the boat), the second one was very degrading and down-rite rude to any indians that just shifted to the states. Unless you are a native american technically your family was fresh off the boat as well at some point in time.

Are you that "hella" girl? Hahahahahaha

Originally posted by: unlimited_craze

I am confused here..

how does her using informal words make her look unproffesional..she is an actress by proffesion not an English scholar that using slang makes her unproffesional..
as long as she is doing her job which is to act without troubling others I dont see how she becomes unproffesional..
maybe just like you have a problem with her being all informal someone will have a problem and call her a prude if she is all too formal and politically correct..this is entertainment industry where its about connecting to audience and being relatable..if using slang helps..why not use it..
same goes for Sanaya Irani..

coming to her attitude..to each their own..I dont find anything wrong with it..maybe you do..

and lastly who said she is out there to use language like how 'North Americans' do..as if its the only correct way in the whole world..maybe they dont use the word 'senti' but I have heard many Indian use the slang..and she is giving interviews in India and not 'North America'

Yes exactly. I'm talking about how Indians are ruining the English language by creating their own slang. It's not recognized anywhere else in the world. Furthermore, the quality of English spoken in India is dreadful. In fact, most Indians "feel" more educated by speaking in English. In the process, they put down their own native languages. Don't tell me that this isn't true. It also reflects in Indian films as well. Wannabes.