[ SECRET POST #2169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2169 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Ugliest language?

[(Anonymous)]

I think that she was referring to English spoken with an Indian accent, not to some generic "Indian" language. While there would be English accent differences between native Tamil speakers and native Urdu speakers, I doubt most listeners raised outside of India would be able to sense the difference.

You make a good point about the racist overtones associated with these kinds of statements, but to be honest...I think I find heavy Indian accents annoying, too!

Re: Ugliest language?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm South East Asian (though not Indian) and thick Indian-accented English bothers me, too. Because of my name, Indian representatives always call me, and I end up just not understanding their English.