HOW BRITS TOOK OVER INDIA | TREVOR NOAH | Netflix "Afraid of the Dark" Excerpt | Reaction
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Both hindustan and india are names imposed by outsiders. Bharat is real name.
Right
Hindustan is real bruh
@@aayush6449 nope
@@aayush6449 every STAN country is muslim because its muslim/persian name
While indians were worshiping Shiva and indira etc way before STAN was a thing ..
So it was clearly not hindustan at first .
@@shashanksrivastavasri9641 lmao ? your knowledge lol
STAN is a persian word which means 'land of' and was used by the persian empire to name other countries
just like how british used world Land for many countries scotland,iceland,england ect etc
I really loved the way he changed his accent... Its not like he was insulting indian but more like enhancing the atmosphere...
I think he’s using Indian and British accent just to, like, make it clear that at that moment he’s speaking as Indian or as Britain.
It’s kinda heartbreaking how some people thought he’s making fun of their accent and stuff because he’s actually one of the kindest standup comedian, he even says “You should travel the world to see how small you are, learn their culture, their accent. It’s not that hard, it’s just another accent. But first, you have to understand that accents doesn’t define that that person’s stupid or smart, in fact, they’re just speaking your language in the rules of theirs.”
(It’s not 100% accurate but it’s still based on what he says. I’m just shortening some words up. And he says ppl should study other accent because he’s talking about how one word can be written and/or spoken in a very different way based on the rules of that person’s mother language, so, learning how to speak in their accent helps communicating becomes more accurate and also way easier than to learn a whole new language but both are still communicable.)
@@hahahaneull that is exactly what i said in my comment but just in few words 😁😁😁😁😁
his accent kinda reminded me fluffy's act
In fact I thought his imitation of the Indian accent was the least offensive I've seen so far. I really liked it..
I'm sure he is not offencing any indian with his accent. What am sure though he loves Indian and its people.
If you want to understand India imagine Europe as one single country. I'm Indian from Tamilnadu.
I am also tamil.🇮🇳🙏
Im from chhattisgarh Proud Indian 🇮🇳❤️
Yeah bro.. Imagine us as Europe
U are right
I am from uttrakhand ..and language is gadwali ...and by heart Indian ....proud to be indian
His accent was on point , hand gestures n those nodding 😂😂😂😂 exactly like we indians
North Indian accent I would say.
@@AbdulAli-ku9he It sounded more like South Indian accent. Never heard anyone in the North speak like that
@@coronavirus5050 exactly. South indian accents are way thicker than north Indians. At least that's what I noticed being an East Indian
@@AbdulAli-ku9he Bruh. It sounded more like South Indian. Im a North Indian but lived in South Indian for 10 yrs and I can tell that's South Indian dilect
@@sakshamsikarwar6208 I am North Indian From UP state too.
The greeks called it India, the Persians called Hind. We indians called it Bharat or Aryavrata
We Indians are Dravidians, Aryans invaded us!!
@@akshayrangari1 lol chck ur facts bro, that theory was made up by Britishers. There r new research about Harappa and singhu ghati sabhyata.
@@akshayrangari1 you should come out of your cave now and read some new research papers and findings.
@@akshayrangari1 Please read up more about the Sinauli archaeological sites, you might change your opinions about the Aryan invasion theory.
@@akshayrangari1 No! The first inhabitation in the whole of ASIA by the sapiens was around Sindhu river, that is modern day Pakistan, PunJab, Haryana, Rajasthan!
Also, Dravidians never saw any fights, we north Indians fought with all the invaders and that's why we are bit aggressive
Kudos to the random Indian guy minding his own business for speaking excellent English in the first encounter with a brit ✊😂😂😂
😂 True
Yeah..at the start I was expecting was That there would be a language barrier
Yeah..He held his own until the guns came out😄
And immediately had the accent too 😂
The funniest thing is English people won't speak other Language even if they go to other lands, they assume whole world to understand them.😂
He was just so fluent in both the accents .... superb !
The most hurtful thing is to always be remembered that India was colonized by Britain.
It always makes me think my motherland was exploited and we were enslaved and it hurts me a lot.
It just squeezes my heart out. I can feel the hollowness everytime something reminds me of it.
Wow you are sensitive
@@29subhra it hurts to know there is nothing I can do about it.
Hard to face it.
@@satyamchanana9839 that's what the problem is, it's the past if you love then contribute something valuable to the Present Bharat. With anyway, anything.
@@satyamchanana9839 I have to disagree, India has so much history and culture to be condensed into a primarily a British colony. I say this as a non Indian. I knew more about India and discovered them being a British colony as a side story.
Why South Asians do no get back everything?
Hey, South African Indian here, he was definitely trying to do an Indian Indian accent. In some of his South African standup specials, he does a South African Indian accent pretty convincingly.
It isnt Indian
@@jackyjo5395 it's stereotypical strands from Indian TV shows with a hyperbolic representation of how Indians talk, but you can tell it's clearly Indian just hyperbolic.
true. he does a good South African Indian accent. Hi from Joburg :)
i know thats wht I said..I was in cape town heard this accent there
@@shvetavaishnavi717 more like Stereotypical Indian accent and not really Charro capetonian.
Glad to hear, "Indian Accent"
because we ourselves don't recognises that we can have a different accent other than british or american.
@Games Account true....
I mean u oppose the accent thing like?
@Games Account I meant to say that other own people don't recognise that our dialect is different from british or american whether it is of South Indian or North Indian. They judge them on their dialect.
@Games Account yeah okat
What's with that accent 😂 why everyone speaks like that.
@@krishkg6475 his Indian accent is based off of the South African Indian accent. It doesnt sound like the indian accents we have. A lot of SA Indians speak in hindi/gujrati etc but they have a dialect of their own. So they dont understand us India wale Indians.
Can't deny the fact that the guy nailed Indian accent🙊👏
Indian accent? There is no particular accent in india all accent are diff from north to south if u ask me 🙄
@@weirdman7288 yea but it's one of the indian accents
He didn't. Stop normalising a western made up shitty accent.
@@weirdman7288what accent do you want him to use so that we can know who is talking?
It was the "Aryavrath" but the king named Bharat it is named after his name "Bharat", and then the British era comes and named this country "India".
Finally someone spoke faxx
Maybe you don't know but the name "India" was there long before British came, did Vasco de gamma discovered bharat or India. And name India is given to us by Greeks.
Also there is a history of sindhu. Hindu, Persians that's how it was started.
@@daaneshsingh8684 and on top of that wrong facts.
@@navdeeprahiya9159 see in older texts even in Mahabharat lord krishna some times use the world bharat and some time use the world Aryavert but Aryavert is older because even before the birth or King bharat all the king were called Aryas or Arya putr therefore it is safe to say the older name of india is Aryavert
@@navdeeprahiya9159 sure you are right but we mostly emphasis on the first point of what he said.
Personally I think Trevor Noah does the best Indian accent out of all the foreign comedians and actors.
The oldest name of India is bharatvarsh! actually India has 15 different name that adapted over time to time! Like Aryavrata, Bharat and more!
Currently it's called Bharat Mata or India.
Aryavart!! Not Aryavrata, not Aryavrat, not Aryabhatt, not Alia Bhatt, Not Airavat.
@@aryavart100 lmaoo alia bhatt that killed me😂😂😂
@@aryavart100 lmao😂😂😂
@@aryavart100 alia bhatt🤣🤣🤣🤣
The best thing about TREVOR is this, that his skills are phenomenal it actually travels you to the places which he's portraying in the ACT, you physically belong to your home or office or wherever you watching it however mentally you are in some other place, place what he's portraying in the performance, true legend.
Thank you for acknowledging India have many accents/languages/skin colors, because quite often foreigners just believe India have just everything is one, which is not true. India is so diverse in term of everything and I mean everything from skin color, languages, cultures to literally everything.
In Arabic, spices are called "Buharat". In Indonesia, 'west' is called "Bhaarat". Our greatest epic is "Mahabhaarat".
And that is because India's original name was "Bhaarat-Bhoomi", which translates to "The land of the Bharatas".
And "Bhaaratas" were descendant of a famous emperor- Bharat. Bhaaratas were people who dwelled on the east of Indus river- which we called "Sindhu" in the Vedic times. Interestingly, in Chinese India is called "Shindu".
The Persians/Iranians who used to live on the west of Sindhu river couldn't pronounce the 's' sound. So they used to call as "Hindu", and named our country "Hindustan". By the way, "Iran" comes from "Aryan" .
From "Hindu" it became "Indus" in the Greek texts. That was the name of the river in their language which kind of, stuck. And the Greeks hence coined the name "India".
I learned something new, thanks
Bharat is given after the name of great king Bharat son of Shakuntala and Dushyant. And King Bharat was ancestor of Pandavas and kaurav's.
I thought Arabs called people around Sindhu river as Hindi, not sure about refering land around the river as Buharat.
@@aymananh Hindu name is come in Sanskrit which meaning is {Himalayan to indu sagar(Bharat mahasagar) these real people live in this land is called hindu }. Hindu word is not a mis transmission this word is a Sanskrit word.
@@bapinakumarbarad6413 No, the word Hindu is not Sanskrit. We called ourselves 'Arya' and the land as 'Aryavart'.
He has perfected those accents, the pronunciation of the Gods, and had exactly the right flavor of sarcasm for an Indian from a mannerisms perspective. That's what made it so great! I mean of course there is no such thing as a universal Indian accent, but assuming the most common take of it we have seen in media, I liked the subtlety/ease of his. Also he has said he bases his accents based on people he knows in real life, so to Achara's point, it could be an Indian in South Africa that he learned it from.
As an Indian - a standing ovation for his Indian accent attempt
Wow he said everything that I wanted to say to British empire now I feel relieved 😅
Fun Fact: The person who is first doesn't always comment that he is first.
Shuuuu don't tell the truth 😅
@Babatunde Olatunji I am also a KSI fan.
Everyone knows that
@Babatunde Olatunji same thing applies to you kid
I expected Xavier to write this comment 😂
The name "India" came due to the famous ancient Indus valley civilization, understood as the 2nd oldest civilization after mesopotamian...
Yes. That's correct. Wish other people knew that too
Glad to see the man did that Indian accent so perfectly...🔥🔥
N I'm proud that we Indians have our own accent unlike other countries(Spain, Russia, etc)....
The last dialogue was hilarious
"You don't play nice"
How broke people afforded what they couldnt
Oh🔥
200IQ comment😂😂😂👌🏻
Can you please please please explain this comment. I totally didn't get it and I really want to know 😅
@@priyankawaghmode1728 he's referring to the queen of England who stole out precious diamond, called kohinoor and tried to take over india which they couldn't afford, simply they're poor
@@priyankawaghmode1728 india is the richest country in history so no one could afford it so they used ammu nation arms to rule us by torturing killing and brainwashing us.. btw its good to see u seeking truth.
The first name was 'Aryavart' meaning 'land covered with Aryas' Arya means a nobel person and Avart means the thing which covers. There used to be different autonomous Kingdoms. The strongest Kingdom's king was called 'Chakravarti'(like king Rama)
Then after Mahabharat it slowly became 'Bharat'. It was named after 'Bharat Vansh' (Vansh is Dynasty) because it was ruled by Bharat Vanshis for a long time. Bharat vansh was named after king 'Sarvadaman' (aka Bharat which means the Cherished)
The Persians (and I guess Arabs too) called us 'Hindus' and the land as 'Hindustan'
Greeks called the land 'India' (I'm not sure about the origin of name India)
aryavart wasnt entire india, bharat is the first native "national" name for india, that too wasnt whole of india in the south, but extended to afganistan and myanmar.
In Persian language, there is no "Sh" sound. So they used to call "Sindhu" river and all lands beyond as "Hindu"/"Hindi" and "Hindustan". Persians used to trade/war with Greek , and Hindi/Hindu became "Ind" + Greek suffixes like, -ia, -us, -ic. So, India, Indus, Indic etc.
@@Bhaswar that's not true. Persians do have words starting with S and Sh.
You wrote the sum but you didn't get the final answer.... so only step marks for you 😅
@@pikachu5647 what do you mean by 'Aryavart and Bharat wasn't whole India' haven't you read what I wrote. There were different kingdoms, all of the kingdoms combined were called Aryavart and later Bharat. It was the name of this area. That's what I said.
I agree with achara , although it's funny yet indians has every skin colour variations
Correct, but I'm sure there aren't super white indian
@@masilojoelmphaho67 Oh you'd be surprised.
Stop lying to yourself, no matter how light they can be, it is nowhere near to be like an European white
@@nicoledinga9948 Haven't met many Indians, have you?
@@stynershiner1854 they are so many in my country Kenya...they were brought many years ago by British to build our first railway. So yes I know what am talking about
It's really commendable how far Jaby and Achara have come about knowing and understanding the Indian culture.
Kudos to you two.
Goes to show that if everyone is allowed to travel and access and experience each other culture, the world will yield more enlightened and empathetic global citizens!
He really talk like a indian .
How indians do conversation
In English.
Give gaps in your words😅😂
The name "INDIA" came from the river Indus. The Aryans [early tribes] referred to the river Indus as the Sindhu. The Persian invaders converted it into Hindu. The name 'Hindustan' is a combination of Sindhu and Hindu.
The official/real name of India is BHARAT
Not converted. They pronounced.
@Vi sil Aryans are true. Aryan invasion theory is disputed. Four migration are facts which have archeological evidences.
bhai kaunsi kitab padhta mujhe bhi apni gk acchi karni
@@magnusneilson533 lucent's general knowledge
Yes , I'm from SA he nailed the African indian action
In India we call the accents "vernacular influences" Meaning, the mother tongue you grew up speaking, will now have an influence on every other language you speak. Including Hindi and English.
Like many from North India can't pronounce sh (as in she) they pronounce it as S (as in see saw) ..
Bengalis sometimes pronounce Ra as Da
Etc.
This video should be titled, "Korean Italian American man & British Thai American Woman react to a South African American Man doing a comedy bit on Britishers talking to India. "
2021.
Bdw jaby is half korean and half italian incase you dint knw. And achara is half thai n half english .
@@prachi6802 Corrected. British and English is the same right?
@@BharatAswal yes
Jaby is half japanese half Italian I think? Not half Korean.
Also. It's British. Not Britisher. It's Britain and British people.
So far this was the closest Indian accent I have heard from a foreigner👏
His Indian accent was really perfect, move around
When I was a child learning history, I was always puzzled by "British Ruling" India and how they did whatever they wanted and get away with it. Well, I guess I was puzzled mostly because I was just fortunate to be born in free country.
Best word for British Museums....
"CHOR BAZAAR" •_•
Yep🤣
☞￣ᴥ￣☞
Active crime scene - John oliver
@Babatunde Olatunji 😂🤣🐕🐩
@Babatunde Olatunji Not true. It's believed that the Indian king had two of them, one each embedded in his shoes and when one went missing the other one was used as a paper weight when the British stole it.. ☺
His accent sounds like an average South Indian guy😂😂
Western people are exposed to punjabi or north Indian accent. It's actually a north Indian accent. You should watch Russell peters where he imitates is father and that accent is what westerners are more exposed to.
@@nightkingxx bro don't take me wrong but yes it sounds a bit similar to a south indian person just speaking english without copying British or American accent
@@nightkingxx chill bro its neiyher your mistake nor his we north indians are exposed to south indian accent only through tv and in tv especially tv series they show south indians with the same english accent what trevor is imitating sorry if it has hurt you...
Peace
@@nightkingxx why r u including me here I am from maharashtra its western India and yes sounding a bit different than others doesn't make a difference every country has a accent but as India has many languages our different parts have different accents 👍
Not south Indians it's actually from our side North side ,in North side mostly locals used to speak like that accent, When I visited to south India side ,people who can speak English their accent was really good.
After reading 8+ hours of history material for my upcoming exam in India I just feel like they should make a little detailed (and a little mote correct version of this) and make it compulsory for every child to see it and reduce the stress!
Listening to a conversation between the two of you enlightens my mood.
Hindus clear cut know that God is Obviously One!!
Actually true. The basic problem is starting when comparing you god(the god you are interested in or worshipping) with other gods. But deep down every single one of the Indians know that. They just name them differently that's all.
Yes coz we know god is one but have different forms. Whichever form you like go for it. This is true for us sanatani hindu people
I would assume you are talking about the "Brahman" and "Shakti", or the Supreme Powers from which every living soul in this universe and even the Big Three Gods are made of?
Because the Mythology itself does not really mention a "one true God" per se, iirc?
@FREAK BOOSTEZ!! the Saiva( people who worship Shiva) worshippers believe Shiva is the one true god. Vynava( people who worship Vishnu) worshippers believe Vishnu as on true god. Ganapathyam (people who worship Vinayak) as true one god. Kaumaram or skantam who believe Muruga as one true god. Since vedha doesn't say that one true doesn't exists.that doesn't means we should not have right to follow. Do we still practice the rites and rituals posed in Vedas without any excuses. No we slightly change and evolve with it. One true doesn't mean other gods are fake. We show more interest on one particular god and occasionally we pray other gods. Either a family is devotees of shakti or other Goddess that does means they tend stop believing in one god. They like shakti as their predominant god and others comes to next priority. Gods won't be angry if like one god and doesn't like other. They will get angry once you start abuse in the name of the God and disrespectful to other god's believer.
@@freakboostez6971 in earliest Vedic scriptures there is no mention of Brahma but Brahman which is the collective consciousness of every existence in this cosmos. In the later stages of Upanishads Brahma was coined as the figure for creator who is also part of Brahman. It is our dharma to attain moksha(liberation from reincarnation) and return to Brahman. There is another Dharma to maintain and follow our rites and duties to Gods (dev), that is called Santana Dharma. In all the base concept of Hinduism is following your dharma.
THE ORIGINAL NAME IS *BHARAT* . NAME ILLUSTRATED BY SHRI KRISHNA HIMSELF IN MAHABHARAT. (FOR A FACT)
INDIA NAME GIVEN BY WESTERNS.
Bharat describes India better than Hindustan, doesn't it?
@@pande_vatsal Hindustan was apt before the Mughal rule because, in literal terms, it was the 'Land of the Hindus'. Doesn't hold up today, cause we have people from every major religion in the world.
@@pande_vatsal yes, yes it does my friend.
It wasnt given by Lord Krishna
It was named Bharat because of the ruler "Bharatha" who ruled the whole of Aryavratha
@@AnishPhule Yes that's true. Sorry I forgot to add the today part.
Clearly you both knew much more about India than many Indians...
Three of my favs in one video!!! Jaby, achara and trevor!!!
There is 1 god , the universal god , rest r avatars
Or more like there is no god, all are stories just humans fabricated.
India is not a land of god. India is not a land of believer. India is a land of seekers. The person we worship in the name of god they once walk upon this land. We worship their godly characteristics not because they are god.
@@shubhankarvashistha6230 maybe not fabricated but misunderstood..... maybe they were aliens... who knows.
@@shubhankarvashistha6230 I believe they were aliens who had super powers
@@traqionplays2961 I don't think so. But ya , according to my alternative faith , since Lord krishna said that everything is illusion. I guess maybe they are post humans who created all this . And maybe we are in a video game . I also believe that past present future co exists .
It is real that Indians are talking like this to confused others 😂🤣
Love to Trevor from India. God bless every nation.
His indian accent is on point!😂
Jaby is not taking off these days. Back to back videos. Way to go J&A👍🏼
Jaby had said on his live shows a few days back that he has about 40 odd videos edited and ready for release.
Ohh got ya👍🏼👍🏼
@@jjkfunda Lol he didn't say that - he said he used to have 40 videos years ago but now they are so busy with so many different things that they only have a couple.
@@aswadchowdhury3271 l misunderstood.! Okay.. 👍
@@jjkfunda Ah wasn't trying to be rude brother! Peace!
Acahra "Attack on Titan"
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@@abhinavwalkey3422 what does this mean I've been finding such comments quite a lot
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Its copyrighted content
Think that you guys missed the fact that horses weren't around in the region that the British first landed and traded in originally. Marwari horses were around the northwest part of the subcontinent, but not all over, especially on the southern coast.
Also, the lighter-skinned populations were in the northern part of the subcontinent and not likely to venture into the southern regions and kingdoms.
His Indian accent is amazing
well the word "india" definitely predates Great Britain .the romans coined it maybe around 2000 yrs ago, taking it from the greeks who called the region as indos
europians called the land to the other side of river indus as india
@@Abhinavsharma-ut6xs so when did i deny it the first europeans to come in contact with us were greeks they called the land across the indus as indos and from there it became india
Yes I loved this bit in his special, sometimes we just have to chill out and enjoy comedy😂
Is Jaby Koay a radio host, because he has the perfect voice for it
How deep he knows about Indian culture means everything about India as I have seen almost all his videos , and yes there are many gods in india even each God is worshipped on a specific day of the week 🙏
dude that accent was soo appropriate!
Some nice information shared in comments section. Thanks for contribution ❤️🔥🙏🏼
I don't know if you're reading this but hi Achara and Jaby! When the Persians arrived, they saw the Sindu river, they converted Sindu to Hindu and added 'stan' at the end. When the Greeks came, they turned 'Hindu' into 'Indi' and added an 'a' at the end because that's quite a Greek thing to do. :p
And Today we are more powerful than British in military or Economy 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🥳🥳
Trevor Noah is a wise owl 👍🏽
I'd say I'm first but again, there's always somebody who has been here before me
Hey ! After 30 min I'm first viewer
@@greatestfailures110 lmao
He knows us exactly ... 😄😄 I felt that at some moments
Trevor nailed Indian accent. Well done Trevor 💖💖💖😍
Love to see how Achara and Jaby defines India 🇮🇳 ❤️ anyway this is just a standup. Doesn't matters his point of view to indian.
INDIA=Independent Nation Declared In August 🇮🇳
I mean that's not what it actually means, but still that's a cool acronym.
@@Smitology Yeah bro ...I searched it..India is not an acronym 😅..it came from Indus name then Indians...👍🏻✅
@@YNN259 Yeah lol
When he imitates the Indian accent he sounds like danish sait
Spot On Indian Impressions
Ghoda is respectable animal!!
the original name is 'bharat' after the king 'bharata'. its in mahabharata (one of the two epics of ancient india). The name 'India' is derived from the River Indus.
Keep ur WhatsApp University gyaan to urself.
Get some education.
Bharat Name was in Rigveda. nothing to do with Krishna
Name India was given by Hakhmani Iranians.
Root word is taken from Land eastern to River Indus.
@@mohdmoazzam120 could have said it in a nicer way I guess? and yeah its not from whatsapp it was in textbooks. now if you wanna blame someone for this blame your govt
@@mohdmoazzam120 do you know what Rigveda is? and who wrote it? and where it came from?
@Aditya Bharatharaja Iyer please no bashing each other here on the name of religion
@@anvi3969 when you see a Tamil caste name in use it means the person is casteist. Don't be surprised when they resort to religious bigotry.
He is a extraordinary man, speak the original accent of india
His horse galloping sound was so perfect 😂
The first name of India was "Jambu Dweep" means "land of Elephants" at the time of Aryans and before any outer invasion.
Aryans invaded us 🙃
@Ashwin bruhh they did
@@harisai1199 nope that's a theory.
Many people have put price of millions if anyone can prove that theory .
Not to mention there are many facts proving that theory is wring
6:05
I don’t know how to explain this to western people. But I think technically, there is no definitive “Indian accent”.
English is spoken all over india but people belonging to different states or regions may sometimes have dramatically different accents. So much so that even other Indians may find it different and difficult to understand in extreme cases.
Like a Gujarati person speaking English will have a wayyyy different accent than a South Indian person or Bengali Person speaking English.
To add to it, a Gujarati person who is brought up in Mumbai may have a very different English accent than a Gujarati person who is brought up in some other state or region (say Bangalore, Karnataka). And the same goes for all other people - North Indians, South Indians, Bengalis and so on. I guess, going by that measure, India may have a greater variety of English accents than US or the UK 😅
8:15 .... I think so too Jaby.... you’re probably right. There is a huge South Indian population spread out in US particularly those working in IT Companies and I also feel most of the US people equate “South Indian” English accent with “Indian accent”.
Never thought i would see a video like this based on current situation
He sounds so much like a typical South Indian person talks...what a great observation and execution!!! Like it.
I am so used to seeing people faking Indian accent that it doesn't even bother me😂
It still sometimes irritate me, i just don't bother anymore
We were the richest land before 1600 sometimes China took the first position but mostly us
I love my Indian history and culture
Also Britishers we haven't forgotten you never will .. stay safe
OMG his accents is crazy 😦
He speak perfect indian accent
This feels nit picky but
Indians would never call a horse a skinny cow
Because all the kings in india used horse for transportation
Yeah it's a joke but common really
That joke is kinda portraying indians doesn't Nothing about horses
just a joke
Jesus it’s just a joke. Why are Indians offended about everything
Omg! His indian accent was soo good! And the same!
Now i kinda love Britt's😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's not India accent its more like South Indian people speak like this not North people 😒
@@akshaystyle6212 bro south india is also a part of India ...
Please agree that different parts of India have different accents, but all are I dian right?
So it also counts in indian accent only...
Man you have a great voice!
Trevor Noah does a superb imitation of Indian accent!
Amazing talent.
I love Trevor Noah 😂😂
He is so funny 😂😂😂
The name india came from the river "Indus"(in mordern Pakistan),the early Indian civilization start along the bank of this river and it's tributaries.
The Indian accent that Americans are most used to is the sound of the BBC radio announcers from the Indian section of the BBC.
There are some Americans who listen to foreign news broadcasts on shortwave radio.
Anything which has India this guys will react
India according to Sanskrit is a land surrounding by sea from three sides..
Ahh he nailed at speaking Indian accent.😂😂 bahut heavy driver
Bharat ,that is India and Hindustan
Trevor Noah's Indian accent was on point.
No it wasn't on point at all like there are different accents in india based on their way of speaking hindi/mother tongue.
Sorry but it's Misleading to say "Britishers took over India"
India was never completely ruled by Britishers.
And I am proud of my ancestors who defeated Britishers more than 13 times when they attacked on our City and Forts.
And Britishers accepted their defeat - officially documented.
Princely cities/states were never ruled by Britishers.
They were not under direct control of brits, but they had some negotiations in place and they partly ruled princely states as far as I know.
Bro.... It was just for a set man.....
Even I'm proud of my ancestors ❤️
@@shantanugautam3127 I am not sure about every kingdom.
But we had no negotiations with Brits.
👑 Bharatpur, Rajasthan - The Unbeatable Princely City of India.
👑Maharaja SurajMal Ji 🙏
You won't even find a trace of Brits in our Princely city coz Brits got their 🍑kicked more than 13times.
Our Lohagad Fort is the Invincible fort of India - The Iron Fort. Britishers also Attacked with cannon but they failed to even shake our fort.
Bharatpur was a State(Kingdom) before the formation of the United India.
His Indian accent sounds so much like Sharukh Khan's voice for some reason
I got the message. Thanks Mr. Noah.
Great content!! ❤️
Thank you for this reaction video, Jaby, Achara! Trevor is one of my favourite comics. Interesting, as always.
Many have already commented about the origin of the various names for India. Based off of what Achara said about Indians knowing "what a horse looked like", I'd like to take this moment to draw your attention to a recent discovery regarding the presence of these animals in ancient India.
It had long been believed by British and other European archaeologists and historians that ancient India didn't have horses or horse-drawn chariots (since they had never found evidence of these) and that ancient epics such as the Ramayan and the Mahabharat, which depicted the use of these animals were therefore merely fictional. They theorized that horses were in fact brought over by the Persians (Iranians) in what they called the 'Aryan invasion'. However, in 2005-06, a happenstance archaeological dig in the small village of Sinauli in the state of Uttar Pradesh brought to light evidence of chariots buried in the soil. These digs have since been carbon-dated to date over 4000 years back to the Harappan or late Harappan age.
Obviously, this would mean that the British and European archaeologists were wrong and that India's history books will have to be rewritten.
Neeraj Pandey has recently filmed and produced a documentary titled 'Secrets of Sinauli' which is about this very interesting new discovery. It would be great if you guys could actually do a review of this docuseries. An added attraction is the compering by Manoj Bajpayee.
The best part of the video I have never seen anybody with that complexion in my life ok, you look like you're playing hide and seek with sun in your entire 😂😂🤣🤣
Trevor Noah's Hindi & the knowledge about Hindus is amazing...
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A Good Ssmmaaaaccckkkk!!! On " Great Britain?". Well Done! Trevor.🥰❤️👍👍
I think his indian accent was really good😂