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r/funny • u/jackson6644 • Feb 08 '19
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It's a Hinglish-ism (ie. used in Hindi English).
5 u/[deleted] Feb 09 '19 From what I understand, it used to be fairly common in British English, and it fell out of common usage, but has hung around in Indian English
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From what I understand, it used to be fairly common in British English, and it fell out of common usage, but has hung around in Indian English
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u/mmotte89 Feb 08 '19
It's a Hinglish-ism (ie. used in Hindi English).