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Originally Posted by n_aditya I have only 1 choice now. Move back to blore ASAP. This will take some time as I moved to a new company 2 months back. |
I don't think this will work. Bangalore is no better. I lived in Bangalore between 1982-2006 (but 9 years of gap in between), from a very polite society, it has become a very rude society. When I came back to Bangalore in 2004, I faced a strange situation. Most locals mistook me for an outsider for some reason. Many times I faced hostility until I shot back in my Bangalore accent/dialect Kannada. Then they become instantly nuetral or friendly. Bangaloreans in general were never language zealots, but now they have become that. I don't want to dwell on the causes, just stating the fact. Quote:
Originally Posted by deepakhon OK. I will try: just think of people from North Karnataka. Their Kannada is pretty brash (I am originally from North Karnataka too, but have spent most of my life in South Karnataka). The way they speak looks pretty rude, but they are not. I think similar is the case with the general Tamilian populace. |
Yeah, I know what you are saying. My initial visits to Bombay (then) left me thinking all of them are really rude. Talking about north Karnataka dialect, they sound like slap in the face to somebody from south Karnataka. Recently one young chap (from bhagalkot) who moved to my neighbourhood requested me to open the door (Kada tegeri), it roughly sounded like "Abbey, darawaza Kohl". I thundered back "Yakee" (why???) with a chilling voice, the guy got terrified. Then I realised he was not being impolite, in his dialect there is no polite prefix or suffix needed. Edit: Now the thread is really closed.
Last edited by Samurai : 14th January 2008 at 23:06.
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