Yes Mahendra, I agree to what you say. Language does not matter here but the way you say, the most. I in the first instance would have said to this gentleman in a very calm way in any language that best suits him: O yes, I've begged this money too, that you gave me in begging.... this time you're begging as I've the money & you need it...everybody begs at some time or the other; may be somewhat differently. & at Ticket counter? 'Sir, do I look like a begger to you? Being a literate man if you can make that mistake, you can be mistaken for a begger by anybody at anywhere other than this counter if others make mistakes like you too. 'The biggest men and women with the biggest ideas can be shot down by the smallest men and women with smallest ideas; & I was really confounded one day by my lady reader in my college days once when she cassually said 'you are an English perfectionist. We have a proffessor like you in our college. Everybody once leftout the halll because he was not seeing, when he was lecturing in Englis. Learned ones appreciate your English but those not knowing always feel insulted.. To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject unsubscribe.
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