What would I pass off as in your fine nation?
What would I pass off as in your fine nation?
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If you take off the hat, just some old guy with a good beard.
With the hat, a terrorist.
pure southern european genes
When I was in Iran, everyone thought I was a local and tried speaking Farsi with me.
British :)
If them try to sell me carpets and fake gold then yes, he can pass
some asshole from middle east
I feel like old people and women pass more easily as other ethnicities. It's only men who are instantly stereotyped..
Just a regular old guy, but you have to get a change of dress
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Too wh*te
read the question you idiot
read the question you idiot
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Oh sorry. We call them "tokseh jual karpet". We have quite a number of Pakis that synanymous with selling carpets. Also tabligh people.
If we were talking about the guy with the black coat to the left I would say the nose would give him away as a foreigner but the old man could easily pass here with a change of clothes. Make what you want of that.
what if he's afghani?
>flag
>tfw "moortugal" is not a meme
moors were black
Doesn't matter, people can't differentiate. Can this girl pass off as a local in Pakistan? Her family is Paki/Malay.
sure, as some islamabadi brat but not to me,I'd think she's half chinese
A maghrebi
kek
A 7-11 franchise owner.
Moors were white and based.
Al-Andalus was white.
Lynch mob target :)
Hello my fellow liquor enthusiast
pashtun superhuman
How relevant is English in Pakistan? I know that it has an official status, but do many people speak it? Also - how many people really speak Urdu? I remember that it's native for only about 7% of Pakistanis, more or less.
everyone speaks urdu, its only a mother tounge to few. 50% of the people speak english at a basic level
thx