@@dOVERanalyst aubergine in British english, came from French. Whereas brinjal actually came from Portuguese. Not at all used in english outside south n southeast Asia. Okra n eggplant in US english n US colonies.
I'm an Indian and I laughed my ass out when the lady said"The food store I usually order my meal from, called Firangi?" at 4:49 and she's about to find out why.
Firangi - FOREIGNER - Both Yes and No. FIRANGI ACTUALLY MEANS PORTUGESE. So Yes a foreigner but if a french person or English No. Angreji - English Francisi - French Firangi - Portugese. These were the names given by the Marathas and Mughals to Trading Europeans in India. Famous Phrase - Div, Daman, Goa Firangi betha Rova. Meaning - Portugese started crying loosing Div, Daman and Goa to India in 1961.
7:15 wow! This girl almost gave the right answer everytime. She must have some Indian roommates or may be her work is related to India or anything! I mean wow ! 😮 To the point . Go girl go!👏
@time machine The word "Firang" is from the days of the crusades. It's not an indian word. Since most Crusaders were from France, hence Europeans were called franks which later got converted to farang, Firang, firangi. No connection with rang or colour. Turks and rest Anatolians were as white as Europeans.
Firangi is regional as the desi ppl called the British or whites as pale face. Firangi is hindustani word not used as part of english vocabulary like 'pass out', even in India.
I made my Dutch husband guess meaning of hindi words.. it was so much fun.. i did make a video of it too. Do have a look :) Also I love your video. Hilarious it is
I don't think we use "passing out" phrase in this form. We always use it in past tense as "passed out" or "did.. pass out" - cribbing... I've never heard of it All the other words r used frequently
Can you ask them about these: "Have you left your brain at home?" "Has your brain gone to graze?" When someone asks silly questions or talk in a manner which doesn't make any sense or talk in an inappropriate way then Indians use these lines For example: "It would be fun jumping off the mountain, wouldn't it?" "Has your brain gone to graze? You'll be dead in a second!!"
I didn't know Cribbing is not used in other countries. It's little different from Complaining or whining or sulking. It's like you are muttering out the complains hopelessly and dispassionately.
You can see kanpuriya painting on pillars in CP..... Such talented artists from UP and Bihar... Thank you guys... Jaha jaate ho vaha apni nishaani chhodke aate ho.. 👍
Not all UP wale are like that...those are from rural areas. And unfortunately some educated people who dont care about their country. I get angry too seeing those things all across.
Ahhh no, the term "passing out parade" is usually used by people in the academy like the National Defence Academy (NDA), Indian Naval Academy (INA) etc. Cause there they have a parade when they pass out of the academy. Normally in schools or colleges people simply use "passing out".
And its not tuktuk .instead auto rickshaw.because there are two types of rickshaw one is autorickshaw and another is mannual rickshaw which is normally called riskshaw so we say auto instead of autorickshaw
@@jayprakashshrimali Did you see that dialogue when Robert Downey Junior says, "Where's my chutney?" So, yeah samosa, Dosa are all part of world vocabulary, as is Chutney. Food can't be a slang, right. It's just food. And very well known. (:
Just wanted to introduce Brinjal and Lady's finger to the list.
Are you trying to tell me others don't say it so??
@@dOVERanalyst nope 😂 it's eggplant (brinjal) and okra (lady's finger)
@@nazie454 Different parts of the world have different names. I'm aware of these two, but does no one else use these?
Doveranalyst very few countries do but it’s mostly known as eggplant and okra
@@dOVERanalyst aubergine in British english, came from French.
Whereas brinjal actually came from Portuguese. Not at all used in english outside south n southeast Asia.
Okra n eggplant in US english n US colonies.
I'm an Indian and I laughed my ass out when the lady said"The food store I usually order my meal from, called Firangi?" at 4:49 and she's about to find out why.
Dude I'm born and raised in India and even I don't know what cribbing is
Exactly
Yea me too
why you cribbing about it? ;)
Me too
My friends and I use the word "cribbing" a lot. Not a new word to us.
I didn't know that only Indians use that word.
5:13 *yes she is right, Firangi means scammer. But in our senese it means who looted us already.*
Duddeee. 😂😂
😂😂😂 deep
😂😂😂
He is right...nothing deep here
Don't be ridiculous all foreigners didn't robbed us .
Firangi - FOREIGNER - Both Yes and No.
FIRANGI ACTUALLY MEANS PORTUGESE. So Yes a foreigner but if a french person or English No.
Angreji - English
Francisi - French
Firangi - Portugese.
These were the names given by the Marathas and Mughals to Trading Europeans in India.
Famous Phrase - Div, Daman, Goa Firangi betha Rova. Meaning - Portugese started crying loosing Div, Daman and Goa to India in 1961.
Then how come anthony firangi is a british
After some times this world generalized... But it was initially used for British invadors in our country... And it was hateful that time
Firangi is basically for Britishers
You can call any foreigner also firangi but basically it is for Britishers
How did you related it with Portuguese
@time machine yes bro, but it was used for only Britishers, not for others
Also Blighty the English word for the British people came from wilayati.
didn't knew topper was not a thing out there
@Adolf Hitler we call scholar who is studious and topper is someone who scores more but not really smart
I didn't know that "topper" is indian english. 😁😁
passed out- graduated and started new life
Passed away- again started a new life, but after death.
Passed is a very common usage in American English, especially the South.
"Rich guy may be" - Shows Vijay Mallya on the screen.
They chose some funny images! 😂
7:15 wow! This girl almost gave the right answer everytime. She must have some Indian roommates or may be her work is related to India or anything! I mean wow ! 😮 To the point . Go girl go!👏
Actual meaning of Cribing is complaining like a baby.
Firangi ≠ foreigner
Firangi = european/american/White
Chinese , arabs , Africans etc are not firangis . Only white/ european/Americans are.
The word Firangi was originally used for Indians with Portuguese origin
Firangi comes from the root word Frank meaning Frenchman. Loan word from Turks/Arabs. First used for French in india
@time machine The word "Firang" is from the days of the crusades. It's not an indian word.
Since most Crusaders were from France, hence Europeans were called franks which later got converted to farang, Firang, firangi. No connection with rang or colour. Turks and rest Anatolians were as white as Europeans.
They don't even know what topper means, that's funny😂
Apni e bolun "Topper" maane ki?
@@akanshaaa8297 Ami oder modhhye pori ba onyo karor modhhye pori, seta niye apnake vabte hobe na. "Topper" bolte apni ki bojhen setai bolun.
@@akanshaaa8297 odr accent alada
It's just a self-made word by Indians and it's doesn't really exist in English
We call it rank or scholarship
That 'body of water ' pun though 😂
Fun Fact : Firangi interviewing other firangis..!😂❤
Cribbing is used outside India man. Infact, Taylor Swift used it in one of her songs as well.
"crbbing your pillow tight " by metalica
Knowing 1 crore is 10 millions: You don't need to know that much
Indians.. आठवी fail sala
How about
HOTEL
HERO
PARCEL
They have different meaning in índia
The red t shirt guy repeating the given words is funny😂
Batchmate also used in the Philippines when you graduated the same year
It's funny so many indian english words are related to indian education somehow 😂
Firangi is regional as the desi ppl called the British or whites as pale face.
Firangi is hindustani word not used as part of english vocabulary like 'pass out', even in India.
I get to know they are in india
When i see gutka tabacco stain on the wall
i can't believe , how they all understand the word 'firangi'
Ofcourse they heard it somewhere in India once they landed.
Americans 🇺🇸 - Eggplant
British 🇬🇧 - Aubergine
Indian 🇮🇳 - Brinjal
What?!?!
I made my Dutch husband guess meaning of hindi words.. it was so much fun.. i did make a video of it too. Do have a look :) Also I love your video. Hilarious it is
I don't think we use "passing out" phrase in this form.
We always use it in past tense as "passed out" or "did.. pass out"
- cribbing... I've never heard of it
All the other words r used frequently
Cribbing never heard this one.
Bro keep uploading these type of videos
I have similar content on my youtube channel where I made my Dutch husband guess hindi words :) Maybe you will like it
@@ruchivriesekoop1968 okay let me watch it
The person who was asking the questions (foreign by looks) is it the same guy who is there in the RUclips channel named "Backstage Millionaire"!!!!!
Oh yes he is the same guy😂
Very good video. We love to see the world
They are taught the lecture of 'firangi' by Indian everywhere.
Hi firangi 😁
cribbing,firangi? seriouly many indians dont know that
Firangi means Cannon. British used cannon in India so that's why they r called Firangi
That's what I thought.
Can you ask them about these:
"Have you left your brain at home?"
"Has your brain gone to graze?"
When someone asks silly questions or talk in a manner which doesn't make any sense or talk in an inappropriate way then Indians use these lines
For example:
"It would be fun jumping off the mountain, wouldn't it?"
"Has your brain gone to graze? You'll be dead in a second!!"
I didn't know Cribbing is not used in other countries. It's little different from Complaining or whining or sulking. It's like you are muttering out the complains hopelessly and dispassionately.
I m an Indian but i didn't even know these words 😂 wtf
@CHAMPA DAS except it
@@afsl808 south indians know these 😑
honestly who uses cribbing? never heard of it
I myself don't know cribbing
Nice video bro keep doing
A lakh doesnt mean thousand,lakh means 100000
You can see kanpuriya painting on pillars in CP..... Such talented artists from UP and Bihar... Thank you guys... Jaha jaate ho vaha apni nishaani chhodke aate ho.. 👍
Not all UP wale are like that...those are from rural areas. And unfortunately some educated people who dont care about their country. I get angry too seeing those things all across.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cribbing never heard it in The India
It needs million views.... Amazing video.... Keep uploading....👏👏👏👏
You are asking just passing out... Nobody tells like that, the phrase is "passing out parade" or "passing out ceremony"
when did you pass out high school?
Ahhh no, the term "passing out parade" is usually used by people in the academy like the National Defence Academy (NDA), Indian Naval Academy (INA) etc. Cause there they have a parade when they pass out of the academy.
Normally in schools or colleges people simply use "passing out".
Firangi fungus 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And its not tuktuk .instead auto rickshaw.because there are two types of rickshaw one is autorickshaw and another is mannual rickshaw which is normally called riskshaw so we say auto instead of autorickshaw
Is this the same guy from Backstage with millionaire channel ?
I'm American and I don't know half of those
R P lmao did you read the title it says Indian English ofc you don’t know these
I'm Indian and I also don't know...😂😂
Mostly Indians use british english /words
@@NakulGanapathy I am pretty sure he already knows that, that is the reason he is clicking the video.
The host looks like Caleb
He is Caleb from "Backstage with Millionaire"
Dz is brigade road and mg road
Lol you are near mg road in banglore
Firangi is not an english word.
Firangi is Hindi
Nice video! :-)
like the images for their guess
firangi is not Indian word, it's farsi
what happened to this channel
5:07 Is that Jagan Krishna 😲
Army
@@tangerine_16 🤗💜💜
So many things u dont know urself and asking other guys about that wow 😂😂😂😂😂
It's not passing out it's pass out
so they too dont know the original meaning
Are u backstage with millionaire
Nice video
In telugu firangi means a cannon
Lol.....
I'm a telugu but dont know it😅
Lolbin Malayalam a cannon is called birangi....haha
Ur also wrong about firangi .Firangi means british.videshi means foreigner
Ya firangi means fungs and those fungs were deafeated by our revolutionary peoples
Superb 👍
is this guy Caleb
He is Caleb from "Backstage with Millionaire"
I know tribbing
Firangi indian origin ka word nahi hai
Really they're not interesten in Schools
A white lady saying firangi a fungus... 😑
Are you in India
Can't you know by seeing?? Of course they're.
Auto /self
Lol, maybe britishers would be able to guess better.
You copied from asian boss !
@Shailesh Teli well yeah
@@sauda31 the asian boss answers were all related to sex11
And Buzzfeed?
Franks->firangis in India ie) Europeans
and people from the US too
Basically all foreigners
forgot the word "chutney"
Sherlock Holmes American version, RDJ quite used chutney. That's a very common Indian food, so I guess everyone knows it.
@@dOVERanalyst ❤️
@@jayprakashshrimali Did you see that dialogue when Robert Downey Junior says, "Where's my chutney?"
So, yeah samosa, Dosa are all part of world vocabulary, as is Chutney.
Food can't be a slang, right. It's just food.
And very well known. (:
This is not complete india English words
Yayyyyy
I did lot of injoy this video... This video is verry instresting for Indians bucuse not know Indian word of Firangi ....😂😂😂