Speaking Hindi in Public - Zain Sharif #shorts

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[ZainSharifComedy]

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[Hashashin_]

Lmao the broken Hindi in American accent, I have cousins like this.

[stab]

See, it’s all fun and games until the person you’re trash talking starts trash talking you back in the language that you were using to trash talk them

[theguyonyoutube]

This actually creates huge issues with friend groups, you think they don't know what your saying but your attitude and demeanor will give it away.

[KatDeel]

I'm half Indian and fluent in Hindi, but I'm also completely white passing and many times I've broken into hindi when people didn't think I'd understand. They'd stand there like 😮 so be careful with what you're saying 😅

[visx]

Bunch of south American girls get into an elevator with me and my husband. We both speak Spanish. One of the chicks started talking about shaving her legs in the bath. My husband and I were totally deadpan. The door opens to our floor and as we get out, I turn around with a big grin "buenos noches chicas!!!!" And they just went The doors closed on them falling all over each other cackling madly.

[meta]

True story, my wife is a North Indian and at a store in South India, the salesman assumed she would not understand Tamil and kept telling the salesgirl, "this woman is never going to buy anything, how many more of these does she want to see". I got tired of hearing the insults and motioned to my wife that we should leave, but my wife patiently picked out a few dresses and told the salesman quietly in fluent Tamil - "I can understand every word of what you are saying..."

[Rimicry]

People may not understand your language but they understand your body language

- experienced person 💀

[simransimran]

Actually, thanks to centuries of colonisation, most of us in India speak like that. English is our second first language. Also, Hindi, like English has evolved immensely to include English words into it's lexicon. Like, I don't think most people know what Hindi words for button or train.
That particular conversation could be verbatim from a Delhi school except for the girl's name, maybe.

[oriyanbarnes]

It's all fun and games until you find out that person is ALSO bilingual and speaks the language 🙈🙈🙈

[nitinagarwal]

Great dialogue delivery with facial expressions and to the point....👍👍

[BNRD.]

My dad is racist and hates when people speak foreign languages in public when I asked him why this is the exact reason, like who cares even if they are its funny

[myfeelingsarehurt]

This is literally the only reason I started learning languages.

[atheisthuman]

I wait for your content bruh😌, absolutely stress-killing

[Mei-vriv]

I'm multilingual, but 2 languages, one my mother tongue, two our national language. 3rd one obviously English

[prathampatel]

It’s funny until the American turns around looks you dead in the eye and says

“Kya bey chutiye”

[lushawang]

this is so trueee 🤣🤣🤣 and then you go back to your country and forget that everyone can understand you)) and find yourself in a weird situation with so many people)))

[SuperLifestream]

After hearing this. Now go watch the countless videos of people hearing people talk about them

[vee]

Me spending time with my friends who speaks tamil sometimes 😂😭

[chocochip]

Thinking about how my friend and I passed this guy in a hallway telling his friend "chal bhosdike" and he turned red as we burst out laughing cos he didn't expect anyone to understand

I think more and more people speak Hindi and it's kind of terrifying for us regular public shit talkers tbh