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[kadamba-warrior]

The Germans spoke their language. Can't fault them for that.

When a foreign dignitary is your chief guest, it is polite to use a language he understands at least when you are taking his name in an introductory note! Is that too much to ask?

I am not asking for switching to German for the whole event.

The whole thing was being constantly translated.

That's not the point. If somebody takes my name in a language that I don't understand, you are only going to make me feel awkward. And we are talking about Head of foreign government here who is also Chief Guest and co-sponsor for the whole event!

 

[SR-91]

Saw just the initial part of introductory note in German and I must say it sounded extremely weird and almost impolite to introduce a foreign dignitary of an international trade fair in German when he understands a word of it!

At the very least, they could have thrown one single line of English when introducing the chief guest, Mr.Modi. Strange!

It was a little funny to hear "IS" as "IJ".

 

[uparyupari]

India's journey to success began when Modi took the Big Office. He is setting the benchmark for generation to come. Love him...............However, Modi ji, please practice on your accent .

Why does he need to practice on his accent ?

 

[Nair saab]

Enough Said !!!

 

[SR-91]

Why does he need to practice on his accent ?

His ....."IS" is spoken as "IJ".

 

[Dr. Sen]

His ....."IS" is spoken as "IJ".

He has an Indian accent, because hes an Indian. Same like a Japanese will have a Japanese accent.....nothing wrong in it.

 

[SR-91]

He has an Indian accent, because hes an Indian. Same like a Japanese will have a Japanese accent.....nothing wrong in it.

 

[Nicky G]

While PM and government works to turn India into a manufacturing hub, NDTV does its bit:

Presstitutes is really too good for such trash.

 

[uparyupari]

It was a little funny to hear "IS" as "IJ".

So ?

I found the german language funny and more difficult to understand than "IJ".