I remember a friend once asked me if I would ever like a guy who is a perfect and all, speaks excellent Hindi but speaks bad English. And I remember answering in negative.
Now I am no Chaucer's daughter, infact, I more often than not look up grammar rules online and my pronunciations can be terrible at times. So, I shouldn't be ideally pointing finger at other people and I tried liking someone other than Shakespeare. But no, really, I can not. I can not like a guy who says, "I was hurted last night by your comments." Or, "Still fired?". He meant, "Are you still mad at me".
And I can't even be friends, BFF kind of friend, with someone who says, "It's not hare, it's there." Or, "It didn't worked".
My answer remains the same. No.
Now I am no Chaucer's daughter, infact, I more often than not look up grammar rules online and my pronunciations can be terrible at times. So, I shouldn't be ideally pointing finger at other people and I tried liking someone other than Shakespeare. But no, really, I can not. I can not like a guy who says, "I was hurted last night by your comments." Or, "Still fired?". He meant, "Are you still mad at me".
And I can't even be friends, BFF kind of friend, with someone who says, "It's not hare, it's there." Or, "It didn't worked".
My answer remains the same. No.
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