Viral Video: Being illiterate in English language can cost anyone dearly in a professional life. A viral video has surfaced on a social media, where a customer comes to buy goods from salesgirl in a shop. She says to him, “Aaj Nakad Kal Udhaar” (Cash today, credit tomorrow). She asks him to pay 820 rupees for the goods he purchased. The customer asks her to write his goods in the liability column of her balanced sheet. As the girl does not understand these commercial terminologies in English, she does not object to his buying of goods without money. Later, when the customer has gone, she starts crying in the front of her shop owner, saying, “Angrezi Me Haath Tung” (I am weak in English). The customer borrowed goods from me by speaking to me in English and I could not understand it.
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Viral Video Entertaining Viewers On Social Media
This viral video is entertaining viewers on social media. It lays focus on a salesgirl, who is weak in English. A customer approaches her to buy goods and asks her to write the amount in the liability column of her balanced sheet. But she fails to understand his English and later cries in front of shop owner.
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What Does This Video Focus On?
This video focuses on a salesgirl, who is weak in English. A customer approaches her and buys goods from her. But he does not pay her money but asks her to enter the amount in the liability of her balanced sheet. As she does not understand the commercial terminologies in English, she does not say anything to him and he goes off. Later, she cries in front of shop owner for her weak English.
This video has been taken from the theamitbhadana Instagram account. It has received 1.1 M likes and comments from viewers.
What Comments Has This Video Received From Viewers?
One of them has to say, “Aise bachhe rota hua nahi chorte’; second viewer says, “Apni balance sheet ki “Liabilities” side pr”………kia Matlab AIK to cheez bhi do or phir paise bhi khud dene Hain”; third viewer comments, “Avg commerce student conversation”; and fourth viewer says, “Accountancy language me udhar le liya”
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