Indian culture !!!!!!!?
i want to kno wats guyyzz U best, as in India Culturea .. whether it is food, clothing or girlsss stryle n wat u lykk Dunn in usss?? plss answer genuinelyy
I like their food and culture. My exposure is limited to restaurants and cultural events here in the Philippines. And the girls, no doubt, one of the most beautiful in the world. I also like his work habits, very hardworking and flexible. And besides, I like your love for peace. Im a Filipino and I like Indians.
Passage to India
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