Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

You’re like a half-cooked chapati that got fried in both a Pakistani and Indian pan. You’re confused and full of spice.

I’m like a confused chapati, I don’t know where I belong.

My passport has two visas and a bad attitude.

I was born in a curry house, but I also ate samosas for breakfast.

2

You’re the reason why the border between Pakistan and India is still broken. You’re a walking argument.

The border doesn’t know what to do with me.

I’m the reason the border is still arguing.

I was born on the border, and now I’m the problem.

3

You’re like a person who’s eating biryani but also thinks pizza is a real meal. You don’t know what you want.

I’m eating biryani but I also like pizza.

I want samosas for breakfast and pizza for dinner.

I’m like a confused person who doesn’t know what to eat.

4

You’re like a kid who’s stuck between two parents, but both of them are loud and proud.

I’m stuck between two loud parents.

I can’t choose between two loud countries.

My parents are loud, and I’m stuck in the middle.

5

You’re like a person who says ‘I love both’ but also has a grudge against both.

I love both but I also hate both.

I’m the person who says I love both but then argues with both.

I have a grudge against both but I also say I love them.

6

You’re like a hybrid that was born from a fight between two countries. You’re messy and loud.

I was born from a fight between two countries.

I’m messy and loud because I’m from both sides.

I was made in a loud fight and I’m messy.