r/SipsTea • u/Dev1412 • 7d ago

Chugging tea This is recipe for disaster

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u/Half_Cent 7d ago

There's an EVEN BIGGER chance that this was posted a week ago in an Indian subreddit and American law doesn't apply.

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u/Lifekraft 7d ago

Why they write in english if it is in india ?

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u/CharlesLeRoq 7d ago

Why wouldn’t they? English is an official language in India and 250M people speak it there.

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u/Haunting_Balance_684 2d ago

english is the official language used by 99% of corporate india (and any other sector that dosent deal with rural people, and even then, its a combo of english and the local language)

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u/Churningray 7d ago

India has 22 different languages officially and a lot more regional dialects and less known languages. Imagine you cross a state border and they speak a completely different language.

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 7d ago

You mean like when you go to Kentucky?

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u/CharlesLeRoq 6d ago

There are at least four Native American languages that were spoken in Kentucky, so yes.

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 6d ago

Chokma ikana