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**bQXHsKzS** · 07-26-2011, 11:09 PM

How many languages do people around you speak?

I hear mostly English, and maybe a little Hindi or Urdu from time to time. I can go find Spanish being spoken without much problem, by people who also speak English.

Is people around you getting ready for the Ramadam?

Yep, a few of them are.

Do Sihk people wear Rumal in their heads in the USA?

Yeah, all the guys who run the Avis rental car location at the San Jose airport.

How many people like this in the USA streets? (Attachement)

Not too many locally because we don't have a lot of Sikhs here. You find more in other cities. I did work with a Sikh dude several years ago, who wore a turban every day. We were working overtime on Saturdays to meet a big project deadline... Saturday was casual dress, so he would wear a turban that was an American flag. That was awesome. Anyway he lives in NYC now.

07-26-2011, 11:09 PM	#6
bQXHsKzS Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 494 Senior Member	How many languages do people around you speak? I hear mostly English, and maybe a little Hindi or Urdu from time to time. I can go find Spanish being spoken without much problem, by people who also speak English. Is people around you getting ready for the Ramadam? Yep, a few of them are. Do Sihk people wear Rumal in their heads in the USA? Yeah, all the guys who run the Avis rental car location at the San Jose airport. How many people like this in the USA streets? (Attachement) Not too many locally because we don't have a lot of Sikhs here. You find more in other cities. I did work with a Sikh dude several years ago, who wore a turban every day. We were working overtime on Saturdays to meet a big project deadline... Saturday was casual dress, so he would wear a turban that was an American flag. That was awesome. Anyway he lives in NYC now.
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