1. my head is paining. (i have a headache)
2. that is the onely thing i don't like... that's only but pronounced as like the number onely...
3. you mean over by Frank Unthahny's (Anthony's) Public School?
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firangi mama has returned to her homeland and is encountering reassimilation difficulties. firangi mama grew up in new england, and moved to bangalore, india with her husband, senior citizen cat and 2 year old daughter. All but the cat have returned after spending two fun-packed years there. firangi mama used to be neither a firangi nor a mama. she used to do project management and technical writing consulting . firangi means foreigner in hindi.
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2 comments:
I can totally relate to this!
Its also very easy for me to (subconciously)pick up accents. Have you also started saying things with "ah" sound on the end? Correctah!
Correctah? is actually Correct?
LOL, I am tamilian and most tamilians have internalised arabic, english and god knows what.
Vignesh
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