Dutch Dude Dishes Out Hilarious “New English Phrases” Picked Up From His Adventures
In a charming twist of cultural exchange, a Dutch man named Sacha Arbonel has taken social media by storm with his humorous post about the unique English phrases he learned from his Indian wife. Living in Amsterdam, Sacha’s list of quirky expressions showcases the vibrant evolution of English in India, leaving many online users in stitches.
A Playful List of Phrases
Sacha shared his newfound vocabulary on X, highlighting phrases like “It’s normal only,” “I’m not mad okay,” “Salt is less,” “Do one thing,” and “He is my real brother.” His personal favorite? The classic, “I can get this in India for 100 rupees.” This lighthearted list has struck a chord with many, showcasing the delightful nuances of Indian English.
Social Media Buzz
Since its posting, Sacha’s tweet has garnered over 277,000 views and more than 3,000 likes. The online community has responded with enthusiasm, celebrating the creativity of Indian English. Comments poured in, with users praising the unique expressions and sharing their own experiences with Indian English.
A Cultural Exchange
One user humorously noted that Indians often think in their mother tongue before translating to English, resulting in phrases that may seem grammatically incomplete but resonate deeply. Others chimed in with their own favorite Indian English phrases, adding to the fun and camaraderie of the conversation.
Sacha’s post not only highlights the charm of Indian English but also serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of language shaped by culture and experience.
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