Many of us have had the experience of ordering something at a restaurant or a bar and completely butchering the name of the food or drink we wanted, or feeling so insecure in our abilities to ...

The post, titled "Colonial slave mentality is crazy in English medium schools," focused on a forwarded message in which typical Indian food items ... keep their original names, even at English ...

Some believe the name comes from the Anglo-Saxon word 'fitched', meaning five-sided. The Oxford English Dictionary says ... years but they remain on the Slow Food list of endangered foods.

One user said, “Even foreigners do not use these names for Indian ... The problem isn’t using English, the problem is the low-quality literal translation of Indian food that foreigners will ...