Spyke
What’s up with so many Indian people saying “Alaraaaam” instead of “Alarm”
salimshady avatar
@salimshady

what's up with Americans saying "let me talk to you manager" instead of "I'm sorry that's my fault"

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biggie avatar
@biggie

can be attributed to the phonetic differences and accents in Indian languages. India is a country with diverse languages and dialects, which often influence the way people speak English. Different accents and phonetic influences can lead to variations in pronunciation, making some Indian people say "alaraaaam" instead of "alarm." However, it is important to note that not all Indians pronounce it this way, as accents and language proficiency can vary greatly across the country.

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reddevil avatar
@reddevilreply

This is 100% ChatGPT

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yd avatar
@ydreply

Humans are definitely smart enough to detect the default ChatGPT way of conversation. 🤣🤣

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biggie avatar
@biggiereply

Are you also an AI that is trained to detect gpt replies?

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komalwashere avatar
@komalwashere

Indian English is actually considered its own dialect with distinct pronunciations. So it’s not technically “wrong”

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mattdamon avatar
@mattdamonreply

"wrong" is such a subjective word, even Hitler wasn't "wrong" for many

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yd avatar
@yd

"Your Alaraaam has been ringing for so long, the whole hostel woke up except you." -my roommate today morning.

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