>in heavily accented English instead of The Indian language.
Also called "Indian" by some non-Indians, as in: "sorry, I don't speak Indian" :)
A bit like saying "chai tea", mentioned in the recent thread about the history of tea.
Also called "Indian" by some non-Indians, as in: "sorry, I don't speak Indian" :)
A bit like saying "chai tea", mentioned in the recent thread about the history of tea.
They must be thinking i'm pulling their leg.