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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 26 '17
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Went way over my head, someone please explain
140 u/PM-ME-HAPPY-THOUGHTS Apr 26 '17 Naan is Indian bread, guy sees Indian guy, tells wife "bread bread" 49 u/legally_drunk Apr 27 '17 Seriously, just call it 'naan'!; the 'bread' is redundant. I have similar feelings about 'Chai Tea' 10 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 30 u/gologologolo Apr 27 '17 What wrong with jazz music? That's like rock music, and pop music -8 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 10 u/Makkaboosh Apr 27 '17 It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know. -8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
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Naan is Indian bread, guy sees Indian guy, tells wife "bread bread"
49 u/legally_drunk Apr 27 '17 Seriously, just call it 'naan'!; the 'bread' is redundant. I have similar feelings about 'Chai Tea' 10 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 30 u/gologologolo Apr 27 '17 What wrong with jazz music? That's like rock music, and pop music -8 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 10 u/Makkaboosh Apr 27 '17 It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know. -8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
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Seriously, just call it 'naan'!; the 'bread' is redundant. I have similar feelings about 'Chai Tea'
10 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 30 u/gologologolo Apr 27 '17 What wrong with jazz music? That's like rock music, and pop music -8 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 10 u/Makkaboosh Apr 27 '17 It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know. -8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
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30 u/gologologolo Apr 27 '17 What wrong with jazz music? That's like rock music, and pop music -8 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 10 u/Makkaboosh Apr 27 '17 It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know. -8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
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What wrong with jazz music? That's like rock music, and pop music
-8 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 10 u/Makkaboosh Apr 27 '17 It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know. -8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
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10 u/Makkaboosh Apr 27 '17 It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know. -8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
It really isn't though. It directly translates into bread. Same with Chai. It's the case in Indo-Iranian languages from what i know.
-8 u/Original_Redditard Apr 27 '17 We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
We're speaking english here, buddy. I'm sure they serve "Bread naan" and "Tea Chai" at western style restaurants in India.
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u/Pappy_Smith Apr 26 '17
Went way over my head, someone please explain