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**Lock Jaw** · 01-31-2012, 12:42 AM

No. See. From the perspective of a dude in North America. We do not speak Indian everyday. So if a wrestler in North America was talking in Indian, he would get booed by the North American fans.

But in India, where they naturally understand what is being said, they do not get booed just for speaking the language.

Thus my statement. Seeing someone speak Indian on the mic and not automatically getting booed is the opposite of what normally happens from my North American perspective.

I am not talking about the English parts at all.

01-31-2012, 12:42 AM	#16
Lock Jaw Skibbidy Lock Jaw Posts: 88,890	No. See. From the perspective of a dude in North America. We do not speak Indian everyday. So if a wrestler in North America was talking in Indian, he would get booed by the North American fans. But in India, where they naturally understand what is being said, they do not get booed just for speaking the language. Thus my statement. Seeing someone speak Indian on the mic and not automatically getting booed is the opposite of what normally happens from my North American perspective. I am not talking about the English parts at all.