It takes just a minute to ask AI or Google to translate.
But people won't spend a few minutes a day learning the local language of the place they live in.
Convenience over respect—every time.
#LearnLocal#RespectLanguages#KannadaMatters
No Kannadiga goes to Delhi demanding Hindi speakers learn Kannada. But go to Punjab, they'll gladly pick up Punjabi to live and work.
Respect is mutual. Language isn't forced—it's embraced.
#Kannada#LanguageRespect#StopImposing
@Cloon_ey1 Yes, i have faced the same thing in Tamilnadu when i visited for couple of days, and i don't know Tamil. But i stand with them. Local language should be learned and respected if you're staying in that state/region.
@Anilsingh9761 Official language is fine. And i also think national banks should include Hindi, English in addition to whatever local language is of the bank location. But outside of national infrastructure, people should should genuinely try to learn local language
@AS101__ India is made with diversity. Not just hindi. And that chotusa kannada represents that. Learn your history. Just because you have been calling urdu hindi by giving up whatever your local language was, doesn't make others to follow the same.
@mmmundhra@arpit_bhayani Even if you learn one phrase a day you would be fluent in couple of months for such small things. But these people don't want to do even that much.
@nabiya06@arpit_bhayani@Prakhyath19 Getting violent over such matter is obviously not right. But the core issue is not respecting the local culture. And language is a the first step in that. When you enter someone's house, you should respect the house. Atleast till you become part of household
@abdullah_0mar usually i would support language of the land. if you live in Karnataka you should learn kannada. but not in notional government buildings. SBI should enforce that.
@ThePlacardGuy learn the language of the land you work/live in. as simple as that. doesn't matter if its another state in India or another country in the world.