Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

[aminas]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

@desidudecool

british paks are one of the most arrogant group of people i’ve ever met.may be its a british thing, confidence comes from arrogance so its very important to be arrogant in Britain.american paks on the other hand are much more mellow especially in california where most people are nice.

:bash:

[sidz_angel]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

@desidudecool

british paks are one of the most arrogant group of people i’ve ever met.may be its a british thing, confidence comes from arrogance so its very important to be arrogant in Britain.american paks on the other hand are much more mellow especially in california where most people are nice.

what a prejudice

[masoom_se_larki]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

hi there

most second generation desis, in watever country it may be, are quite confused abt their culture. they don’t feel they fit in with desis coz they can’t speak urdu or w/e the case is, so they have their own little thing trying to be white/black. that’s y they r ‘confused’ and stand out…they dun fit in with desis yet they dun fit in with the white/black ppl. now i say most becoz not all desi kids born outside of india/pakistan conform to this stereotype. i’m one of them if u kno me at all, then u kno that.

anyway i’ve been to UK numerous times and i do find the ppl a bit arrogant and rude, but then i heard Brits have always been that way. dunno. that cud just be another stereotype. as far as the slang goes…u have that everywhere, not just in UK and yes i find it quite annoying and dumb. for example in america sooo may desi guys try to act black. they dress, talk, walk, and do everything as if they were black…that makes me mad.

yet u have to realize that they r just immature teens, they’ll grow out of it once they start becoming more mature. well there’s my 2 cents..

[Mr_Fraudia]

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@Orpheus

…spoken like a true FOB.

ROTFLMAO

[Brit_Chick]

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@LuxuryItem

^

Puchi, I thought you spoke like that. But obviously my judgement was based on other Brit Chicks.

[Lahore_981]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

@masoom_se_larki

hi there

most second generation desis, in watever country it may be, are quite confused abt their culture. they don’t feel they fit in with desis coz they can’t speak urdu or w/e the case is, so they have their own little thing trying to be white/black. that’s y they r ‘confused’ and stand out…they dun fit in with desis yet they dun fit in with the white/black ppl. now i say most becoz not all desi kids born outside of india/pakistan conform to this stereotype. i’m one of them if u kno me at all, then u kno that.

yet u have to realize that they r just immature teens, they’ll grow out of it once they start becoming more mature. well there’s my 2 cents..

Right. I understand not all but MAJORITY are confused.
And yes, they are immature teens (Like one we have here. Her name starts with “S”)

[Mr_Fraudia]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

most desis in Pakistana re confused too.. but thats a whole diff story..Innit ;P

[5Abi]

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my cousins born and bred in UK dont speak like that besides the occasional "innit"

[sidz_angel]

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can i ask where the Original term ABCD was coined :halo:
i belive it means AMERICAN BORN CONFUSED DESI
as far as i know and i may not know that much but this term was used in america long before it was used for other countries

[5Abi]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

sidz the pidz, u r just Rice not BBCD :P

[sidz_angel]

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@5Abi

sidz the pidz, u r just Rice not BBCD :P

and your paindu makes no difference to me :snooty

[masoom_se_larki]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

paindu pride

[Orpheus]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

^ ...it rhymes.

[the_game]

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@Fraudz

NaZoo nay farmaya

Its been now nearly 5 months I’m in England and I’ve noticed one thing that Young generations of desis born here in uk"the confused creature" is so much different from other confused creature of ,USA, canada and etc etc. They have their own weird kidda style of walking, talking yeah and even laughing.For example..let see

5 months…well that explains it..

**They have to say “man” 2/3 times in one sentence (even if they are talkin to a women)and they have to end the sentence saying"innit" **

‘man’ or used quite a bit in US also, also dude, buddy etc. ppl in Pakista say “yaar” and “jigar” etc, are they confused?

what recent ransplants from pakistan fail to understand is that the desis in UK have their own culture and it is a mix of Pakistani as well as british culture, or mix of subcultures they belng to and move about in. desis in posh areas have the mannerisms which are a mix of pakistani and posh british manners and those in blue collar areas have a mix of pakistani and that blue collar area.

**
hello,hi isnt used any more instead they use"Easyyyyyy bro" to greet person of any gender. **

well your parents generation had an issue with people saying ‘hi’ also, so its no surprise that the new fobs have an issue with easy. now in the US or canada ppl use “wassup” “whaddup” or just 'sup" but since you are not exposed to it, of course british desis are the ones that get pointed out.

**“safe” is used instead of bye.. **

its been used for decades,

**they will call you “b!tch” even if you are male. **

yep and thats something that is used commonly in a certain crowd in US and canada also.

**“bad” isnt bad any more its used to describe good things.."datz baddddd innit bro"lol **

abay ‘anymore’ … bad has been used to describe something good for decades..

**“laterz” is the most favourite word of desis gal.. **

used in US as well..

and there are many thing like that… yeah how can i 4 get “cheerz maye”

yet again an accepted statement in UK for decades.

ok now what i wanted to ask all of you and the point of this post is, do u guys find 'em bit different and weird like me or not..???

anyways, every single thing that u have written here is a commonly accpetable manner of speaking and has been for ages. I mean cheers mate, easy, safe…that is so common.

Once again we have Fraudia to the rescue of these confused British pillocks. Well done bhaijan .

[sidz_angel]

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@the game

Once again we have Fraudia to the rescue of these **confused British pillocks. Well done bhaijan :) .

excuse me but where did the need for name calling come in?

[Mr_Fraudia]

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@the game

Once again we have Fraudia to the rescue of these confused British pillocks. Well done bhaijan .

The game, I come to the rescue of all ppl whether they are pillocks or they are being attacked by pillocks, if the accusations are nonsensical.

Its interesting to see how fobs have a field day with abcds and bbcds, I out forth the argument that if fobs were such a god’s gift to the world then Pakistan would not be in the shape that it is.

P.S: as you would see I have posted aganst a certain desi group or two in UK on a number of occassions, but it was valid arguments, not that they are subhuman because they like to say innit…

[mAd_ScIeNtIsT]

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It's always just a matter of personal experience. I'm a British desi living in North America, and I find the ways of North American desis to be odd compared to what I'm used to. here are some examples.

North American desis never say "innit". That's just odd. Canadian desis come close, with their occasional "eh", which seems to fulfill the same purpose.

They don't say "Easy bro" as a greeting, to put somone you're greeting at ease and convey that you view them as a friend. Instead, they tend to use such cold, neutral words as "hi" and "hello".

I'm having to train my Canadian desi friends to call each other "bitch", it doesn't come naturally to them for some reason.

They don't seem to understand how since being bad can be good under certain circumstances, that the conext in which "bad" is used can mean "good". Such as, "My car is just bad, man, innit" means that my car is incredible and I'm on love with it.

Informal expressions of thanks such as "Cheers mate", seem to be greeted as some delightful foreign quirk.

Countless other example abound. I need to make sure I move back to Britain whilst any kids I may have are still young, to make sure that they pick up proper behaviour!!!

[Fayz]

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Proper behaviour, eh?..yeah, u do that, b!tch! :-D Ignore the fobs..they just complain..They have no senses of cultures..those sons of b!tches.

[Mr_Fraudia]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

^ NUFF RESPEC

[Fayz]

Re: Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

Pir Saab, you have no senses of humour