What do you call a person from Bangalore?

The people of Bangalore are called Bangalorean and the definition permeates class, religion and language.

Why do Bangalore people say DA?

Borrowed from Tamil, it literally translates to ‘brother-in-law’. It is generally used to refer a friend, rather affectionately. So, if a friend from Bangalore calls you up and asks you “Macha, where are you da?”, there is no need to get offended.

Why is Bangalore important?

Bangalore is widely regarded as the “Silicon Valley of India” (or “IT capital of India”) because of its role as the nation’s leading information technology (IT) exporter. Indian technological organisations are headquartered in the city.

Why do we say ‘ sir’ after our name in India?

All we know is that adding a “Sir” or a “Ma’am” after one’s name will indicate our respect towards them (because they are elder to us). That is the only reason why this sir culture is so prevalent in India.

What is the difference between calling someone Sir and senior?

The one who is calling sir is junior than the one who is being addressed as sir. India still follows a system of strict hierarchy in all spectrum of life. In most organization, the promotions of the person are based on seniority rather than on merit. Hence, one who is senior is likely to be senior all the time.

How do you call someone Sir in Urdu?

When you are speaking to them in Urdu, you call them Aap (respected) and not Tum (You). Sir denotes the social hierarchy in India. The one who is calling sir is junior than the one who is being addressed as sir. India still follows a system of strict hierarchy in all spectrum of life.

What is the meaning of Sir Sir?

Sir denotes the social hierarchy in India. The one who is calling sir is junior than the one who is being addressed as sir. India still follows a system of strict hierarchy in all spectrum of life. In most organization, the promotions of the person are based on seniority rather than on merit.