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Guy Trolls An Entitled Mother By Speaking Different Languages And She Goes Crazy

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Encounters with intrusive individuals who can’t resist poking their noses into others’ affairs are not uncommon. This article recounts a humorous yet enlightening incident where language diversity served as a powerful tool to handle a particularly nosy person, known as a “Karen,” at an Indian restaurant in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This encounter highlights the value of linguistic versatility and cultural awareness in dealing with such situations.

The OP, Zaraf, shares his experience of encountering an overly inquisitive woman, famously referred to as a “Karen.” Having grown up in Canada while being fluent in various languages, Zaraf finds himself adept at languages like Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Arabic, French, and Japanese. This linguistic proficiency enables him to communicate authentically with speakers of these languages.

Zaraf and his wife visit an Indian restaurant in Edmonton, Alberta, where they comfortably converse in a blend of Urdu and English. Their multicultural background and linguistic ease make them accustomed to code-switching between languages during conversations.

Keep on scrolling down to read the full story in OP’s own words and we will see you at the end of the article.

1. OP always thought the people who don’t mind their own business must be a rare breed and that he would never encounter one of them

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2. OP gave us a bit of background before he starts, he was born in Pakistan and moved to Canada when he was 3 and he also speaks 7 languages

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3. OP says that most of the languages that he speaks sound different enough from each other that someone who doesn’t know them can still tell that the language is different

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4. OP also have traveled back home to Pakistan a few times

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5. On to the OP’s story now

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6. Here’s the cast

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7. OP and his wife were at an Indian restaurant enjoying their dinner and having a conversation

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8. OP’s wife is Pakistani like him and OP says that some Pakistanis like to eat rice with their hands

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9. Here’s how it went!

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10. Karen asked what’s wrong with OP’s wife and why can’t she eat her food in a civilized manner

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11. OP told his wife in Urdu to not talk to her in English

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12. OP’s wife started smiling and OP tried hard to keep a straight face

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13. Karen demanded that they stop and start talking in English

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14. Karen was able to tell that he was talking in a different language now

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15. OP started waving toward Karen’s table

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16. OP asked her wife to start licking her fingers and she did

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17. OP asked her if she behaves like this everywhere she goes in Arabic

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18. Karen’s husband told her that she must have heard them wrong

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19. Karen told OP that he did not deserve to be here and asked him to get out

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20. The manager asked Karen to keep her voice down

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21. Karen’s husband told her to sit down and said that she had embarrassed herself enough

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22. The manager started laughing at OP’s comment

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23. OP called out to Jimmy in perfect English while smiling and gave him a wave

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24. OP then said to Karen’s husband that he hopes that he enjoys his dinner

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25. Here’s a TL DR for those who are too lazy to read the whole story

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26. Couldn’t agree more

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27. This Redditor would love to use their six years of French in school for this purpose but he does not remember much

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28. An Arab polyglot said that this was satisfying to read

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