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Q: Any active indian in guangzhou?

11 years 25 weeks ago in  General  - China

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No, but I'll keep my ears open for their accent and get back to you if I hear any.

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You can learn 'new accent' by watching 1968 flick 'The Party', with P. Sellers as Hrundi V. Bakshi

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no.  not one.

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No, they are all lazy & inactive!

 

Actually there are lots of Indians in Guangzhou but I doubt you'll find them on here. They used to have a big social event once a month. Find the phone number for The Punjabi restaurant & ring them. They might be able to put you in touch with an Indian Association in GZ. 

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No, but I'll keep my ears open for their accent and get back to you if I hear any.

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You can learn 'new accent' by watching 1968 flick 'The Party', with P. Sellers as Hrundi V. Bakshi

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Sexually active? There s got to be a few I reckon but strange that you would ask

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I think I saw some outside of vanguard selling nuts.

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i know few radio-active, do you mind ?

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