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The refinement of usage in countries where English has a bazaar status, are worth a study. On a London bus you will never hear the conductor cry “Ticket, Ticket”. He approaches the passenger and says “Thank you’, and on receiving the fare says again “Thank You Sir’. I find out that one could calculate the number of passengers in a bus by halving the total number of “Thanks” heard. In any Western country if a receptionist asks “Can I help you”, it really means, “Have you any business here, if so state it. ‘Or it may mean ‘Evidently you have wandered off into a wrong place, go away.’ A man who wants to pass you always says “Excuse me”.

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