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That’s exactly what most North Indians do in all of the I am a american welder respect the craft few can do what shirt In addition,I will do this meetings. Just assume that everyone knows Hindi and switch over to it. Or maybe their language skills are so poor they can’t communicate in English Why shouldn’t they speak in their own language ? Because you’re present they shouldn’t speak in their language? Nobody owes you that. They wouldn’t be able to speak in their own language then. And I don’t think that’s fair. I’ll never speak English for anyone so I don’t expect that from anyone. Where are those kannadigas? I have worked in 4 companies till now and all that I hear is Hindi all over the place. Even in meetings. I never see Hindi’ans like you complaining about people speaking in Hindu during meetings. Lol

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See if the I am a american welder respect the craft few can do what shirt In addition,I will do this guy is from Mumbai he probably wont know that madrasi is a derogatory term. Cos in Mumbai people who migrated from the erstwhile madras presidency are very commonly called Madrasi and IT IS NOT CONSIDERED DEROGATORY IN MUMBAI. Even the south indian tamil localities are know as Madrasi pada or Madrasi vasti. South Indians who stay in mumbai since generations would know about this. The word madrasi is used in many local marathi folk songs aswell in mumbai. Even the mumbai adaptation of south indian dishes use the word madrasi for eg madrasi avial or madrasi kadhi. So a humble request to all the people here, pls understand mumbai culture before abusing the above person. First of all, he is not from Mumbai. I have colleagues from Mumbai and none of them behave this way. They are far more cultured and professional.

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