@@superman5742 I donno why, but these half-British pretentious English educated Indians take pride in mispronouncing the Indian words/names. No other non-English people do this. In fact French and Germans will force English speaking people to bend their tongues and learn the original pronunciation. That's how it should be. What's wrong in saying things like पद्मा तळवळकर as it is?
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@1:41 Did this illiterate comperer just say "Kesarbhai Kerkar"? I can't believe my ears!
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@@superman5742 I donno why, but these half-British pretentious English educated Indians take pride in mispronouncing the Indian words/names. No other non-English people do this. In fact French and Germans will force English speaking people to bend their tongues and learn the original pronunciation. That's how it should be. What's wrong in saying things like पद्मा तळवळकर as it is?
People make mistakes just like you wrote ‘comperer’! There’s no word like that in English. It’s compere. Be polite.