what do people of your country think about india?

[HmmR]

hey i just wanted to know what foreigners think about india 

[Tagiau]

Weird food.

[SuperPug]

"[insert company name] - tech support, my name is John how can i help you?" /jk

[Goussy]

Lack of education, everyone's poor.

[christianled59]

"[insert company name] - tech support, my name is John how can i help you?" /jk

i read that with an accent.

[blu4]

I think of this:

[SuperPug]

i read that with an accent.

Thats how it was intended to be read

[themaniac]

well i think of india as an up and coming superpower don't know what the rest of the U.S. thinks of india

[SuperPug]

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Ahh yes... everybody loves to ride the value train.

[pjm0925]

Most people in my country probably think tech support. 

 

For me, I've worked with a lot of Indian people over the years so I think of it as a place some of my friends live.

[HmmR]

Ahh yes... everybody loves to ride the value train.

cant expect more for 0.5$ ticket lol

[zappian]

 

And tech support.

[mustafaali61]

I'm indian and live in america and they say that we all wear turbans and listen to punjabi music

[virtualTune]

Interesting culture, want to travel there or has already been there, spicy food, rape. 

[HmmR]

 

 

this the funniest 

[Nick@9494]

Lack of education, everyone's poor.

 

I don't think so everyone's poor in india. Yeah i do agree that there are too many poor people living in india but generalizing entire population of 1.3 billion people as poor is kind of stupid isn't it?

[Totallycasual]

Ummm honestly i cant say that i personally know anyone from India but the vast majority of Taxi drivers and 7-11/gas station clerks here in Melbourne seem to be from that region, i don't mean to be racist at all its just a reality here. 

[Remilia]

A red dot on the forehead.

[Kathonic]

I'm pretty open minded about India though I don't like the way the sex trade works there, especially the age at which some girls start is 15. But beyond that I see a lot of potential for change and growth as a nation, even if it feels a little overpopulated at times. My only issue is with a few specific person I work with, his family has lived here in America for two generations but yet he doesn't want to learn how to enunciate better and gets angry when I can't understand him because he keeps flattening his consonants and vowels

[Sharif]

 

And tech support.

[Sharif]

Aaaaaaaah our neighbor

I am from somewhere very very close  

[Misanthrope]

Nothing really. Sadly there's barely any cultural contact between India and Mexico, even though we do have plenty of immigrants in Mexico most Asian immigrants are Chinese and maybe some Japanese here and there.

 

Which is a shame really cause the few Indian people I got to meet when abroad (Vancouver, B.C.) were super cool and their cooking, OMFG so good I still wish I could find an Indian restaurant here but there's none to be found.

[Guest]

You don't want to know...

[shiftberry]

One of the most magnificent countries in the world. No wonder why the Brits occupied it.

 

I'm really hoping to visit it one day. Anyways, I see Indian migrants roaming in Morocco especially in my city; I guess they botched it when they left such a wonderful country for a horrendous one, however, every excuse seems to be quite considerable and reasonable for being abroad. 

 

It is my point of view, not my people's because I really don't care of what others say.

[ofr057]

7/11 ..... there all run by em