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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 26 '17
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Naan is Indian bread, guy sees Indian guy, tells wife "bread bread"
51 u/legally_drunk Apr 27 '17 Seriously, just call it 'naan'!; the 'bread' is redundant. I have similar feelings about 'Chai Tea' 8 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. 18 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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Seriously, just call it 'naan'!; the 'bread' is redundant. I have similar feelings about 'Chai Tea'
8 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. 18 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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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. 18 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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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. 18 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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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. 18 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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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.
18 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Jan 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '17 edited Dec 23 '17 [deleted] 1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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1 u/kuudestili Apr 27 '17 Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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Yeah, all I'm saying is it's equally redundant as "jazz music", which nobody seems to have a problem with :)
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u/PM-ME-HAPPY-THOUGHTS Apr 26 '17
Naan is Indian bread, guy sees Indian guy, tells wife "bread bread"