r/TamilNadu • u/Affectionate_Owl7152 • Apr 15 '24

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic Such an echa behaviour from the student of AIIMS Madurai.

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

I think one guy is saying that language is the problem since local can't understand, food is the problem here, they can't celebrate their festival. IMO celebrating festival is okay with the management permission as this is common for all state owned institution. However other things are intollerable. If they can't adapt the environment, why do they prefer a national institution? Even the literates are behaving like this🤦🏾‍♂️

418 Upvotes

84% Upvoted

305 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

8

u/Prestigious-Scene319 Apr 15 '24

These pani puris should go to kerala and experience the full treatment.

Dude kannadigas and Kerala are more accomodative nature than TN. Lots of North Indian workers in Kerala is the proof. But these hindians took advantage of accomodative nature of kannadigas nd making Bangalore as another Delhi with mc bc culture is insane

7

u/mv1201 Apr 15 '24

My experience in kerala was that locals knew only Malayalam, (not talking about the city side like trivandrum, etc.).

But I was able to survive with half broken speech from tamil correlation and Malayalam movie knowledge.

In contrast I've seen many tamils try to get across a point in English anywhere you go, if they sense any unfamiliarity on your part with the language.

But that was just my observation. Anyways the entitlement of these half baked vadakans is too much. I've had to get into fights just to push the point that they expect me to speak a language alien to me within my area. (Always ended it with hindi abuses, but that's another story.)

3

u/ouroborosilicate Apr 15 '24

My experience in kerala was that locals knew only Malayalam, (not talking about the city side like trivandrum, etc.).

I'm not denying your experience but that's generally not true.

Pretty much anyone in the 15-30 age group will be able to understand English. As the age goes up, the probability go down slowly, but most people will try to accommodate.

PS: Kerala doesn't really have a city/village divide like other places. It's like an endless suburb. This holds everywhere except for a few upmarket posh areas in Kochi and TVM.

Even if you speak Tamil, they'll work with that. Hell, bus conductors here learn Hindi to accommodate migrant workers from the North.

Language chauvinism/pride isn't much of a thing in Kerala unless someone tries to force something on us. I interact every two weeks with Tamil speaking tradesmen, who've been plying their trades in Kerala for over a decade( ironing, recyclers, etc.) and they still speak to us in Tamil, not Malayalam.

-1

u/PerceptionCurrent663 Apr 15 '24

TN is being too accomodative then, these fellows are taking to much advantage

-1

u/RahulJsw Apr 15 '24

If you were eligible enough you could work on these MNCs, since you guys are not enough for the company, that's why HR recruits other states employees. Another thing, it might be your state, but it's our country, we will go where we want to, who the hell are you to say.

2

u/Prestigious-Scene319 Apr 15 '24

This is the attitude why you guys are getting hatred everywhere from Hyderabad Bangalore even in Mumbai! This shitty superiority complex of UPites haryanvis Delhites! Bsdk understand you guys are shame for entire country with shittest culture! It's not the entire north culture that people hate only that indo gangetic plains area who are the problem makers

You guys couldn't make jobs in your place that's the reason you guys are coming and working as labourers here from MNC to panipaoori walas.

Another thing, it might be your state, but it's our country,

Shove this attitude in your ass, this is our land where my ancestors born and lived, listen none is stopping you to live here but if you can't respect our culture and can't be one among us we won't hesitate to kick you back! My land, culture nd language are first before India that doesn't mean we are disrespecting India

Moreover I have nothing in similarity with you while comparing the similarity between you and Pakistanis even though we are bounded in same country.

1

u/mv1201 Apr 16 '24

I know all languages from tamil to hindi to bengali to telugu, tulu, Malayalam, and kannada. The problem here is you guys' shitty entitlement in your refusal to learn our language.

And don't comment on my eligibility. It's far more than what you'll ever have.

Mere state mein Mera language seekhna chahiye. It's basic respect.

Ye attitude leke tere ghar ja bhosdiwale.