I thought this was just a meme. I work in investment banking, an Indian colleague just asked me to do something for him

I thought this was just a meme. I work in investment banking, an Indian colleague just asked me to do something for him.

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Why do they always talk like this anyways?

I don't fucking know. Picrel is legitimately smart as hell, too. 140+.

They write like this when no one cares if they do a good job

Is that a CRT monitor?
Why is no-one asking this simple question in a slide thread?

Send him the designated files

Do the needful sirs please do not redeem or you'll have a taste of my lulla

No. 1440p laptop monitor. I just said I work for the kikes, fag, they have money to throw around.

.... you took a screenshot with your phone.
I wouldn't be throwing stones if I was you, kek.

Protip, neet: never use employer-supplied tech to do anything non-work-related.

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The desktop is clearly a work computer that he doesn't want to go on this shit hole on

>Protip, neet: never use employer-supplied tech to do anything non-work-related.
oh w0w s0 l337
faggot
>french

What a fucking retard.

>bump
>dismal thread
>no interest
>enjoy

It's fucking text on a screen. You can read it. Who gives a fuck.

Victorian English you bloody bastard.

You scoundrel, you rapscallion, you roughian, you rascal, you duffer. I forgot about that.

>you duffer
>you rascal
Used by a lot of people
> you roughian
> you scoundrel
Not so much but still used

> you rapscallion
I don't know, never heard this. Perhaps Anglo-Indians would know.

t. Anglo Indian school studyer.

Mainly two things. How sentences are constructed in their native tongue, and the source books used for their ESL learning. I can't speak for Indians, but Japanese people learning English will put verbs at the end of their sentences. English is a Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) language while Japanese is a SOV language.

I work in IT, most companies I've worked for everyone says "do the needful" because we inevitably interact with Indians and they say it and it sounds funny to us. The term comes from the old empire days when Indians learned to speak English.

I work for a large automotive engineering company and I have an Indian in my team and hes not stupid yet he says still like u in place of you, ur in place of your/you're and he says diffrnt instead of different. It's like talking to a damn teen-ager but as an engineer.