Dutch person learns “new English phrases” from his Indian wife, goes to the virus video
Arbonale and his wife.
Virus video: In India, the life of the people has now gone in a different direction. English has many unique words and phrases that listen to a lot in common life. Many such words are found in traditional English dictionaries, which are deeply incorporated into our lives. These unique words of English are completely normal in everyday conversation. However, a Dutch person shared the English phrases learned from his Indian wife, which is now very viral on social media.
Sacha Arbonale, who lives in Amsterdam, shared a list of “new English phrases” learned from her Indian wife. This list includes unique English words and phrases used in India, ie “its natural”, “I am not crazy”, “Salt is lace”, “do a thing” and “my real brother”. Arbonale also shared his “favorite” phrase: ‘I can get it in India for 100 rupees.’ Since shared, Mr. Arbonal’s post was viewed more than 277,000, more than 3,000 likes and many concepts. It has begun many posts praising the words made by the Indians. Some users were happy to learn to speak English in the Indian way.
A user wrote, ‘Okay, Indian origin is not English, they think in their mother tongue and then translate it into English simultaneously. There are many grammatically incomplete sentences, which only mean in Indian English. ‘Others’, if you don’t know how to do anything, your education is incomplete. ‘Third,’ wait, do a thing in the English -speaking world, why isn’t there a common punishment?! This 3-word sentence is very logical. You understand what you want to do after that sentence. At the same time, another one said, “You learned more than Indian English than you thought- much like? !! Instead of a favorite?”
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