We all have that one aunt who goes to Canada more often than we go to McDonalds. She’s got the perfect-phony-Indo-Canadian-accent, comes with a bag full of chocolate almost always, and has many stories to tell which starts from –”When I was in America……”.
Just like her, there are many others who go abroad once in a while and come back with their ephemeral “foreign-life”. Let’s have a look what twitter has to say about it.
I had to travel in Air India four times in a month and after the last trip even my daughter started looking like an old woman to me..
— Comedian Praveen (@Funny_Leone) January 4, 2015
I just caught myself doing that thing where my accent changes because I’m abroad so brb killing self actually not brb because killing self
— Rohan (@mojorojo) May 6, 2016
#WhenIndiansGoAbroad We don’t go abroad, we go to ‘fourun’
— Bharath Kumar (@BharathKumar840) June 15, 2016
You know you’re travelling with Indians the moment a flight lands and is still taxing pic.twitter.com/wb0ZopLGos
— Saha (@mynameiskand) June 7, 2016
Duty Free is a strange term considering it’s pretty much your duty to bring back cheap chocolates for people when you go abroad.
— Azeem Banatwalla (@TheBanat) May 20, 2013
Indians are the only humans who travel abroad and search for an Indian restaurant to eat.
— Ivan Mehta (@IndianIdle) June 3, 2015
#WhenIndiansGoAbroad अचानक से सभ्य बन जाते हैं।
— Devesh Sharma (@dvsh4u) September 27, 2013
#WhenIndiansGoAbroad they start forgetting Hindi on their way to the airport.. To sound NRI even before leaving India!
— Mohit (@m0jito7) September 27, 2013
They are on a Calculator-cum-Converter mode.✈️ #WhenIndiansGoAbroad
— Pawan Bhagat (@ThePhootballGuy) September 27, 2013
#WhenIndiansGoAbroad they realise zebra crossing has some meaning
— Santosh Jain (@santoshjain) September 27, 2013
“@PuN_WiTTY: “I pledge to use a Dustbin when i’ll b back in India.”
*comes back and starts peeing on roads as usual.* #WhenIndiansGoAbroad“— Pawan Manghnani (@AyaashPaw) October 2, 2013
#WhenIndiansGoAbroad they pick up british accent even if they r in USA
— royal_ratika (@ratika2211) September 27, 2013
What was your experience like? 😉
