Dan, if you are listening, at the debate, Trump needs to ‘dis’ Kamabla by greeting her with ‘namaste’ and throw in a couple more Hindu sayings (a la the Pocahontas treatment).
(picrel)
Nuther useful saying would be:
“Arre Yaar”
This widely used term was added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2015. It's literally translated as "hey" (arre) "mate" (yaar). However, it can have many meanings depending on the intonation. These can range from a shocked, "Are you kidding me?" (rising intonation) to an expression of frustration (falling intonation). "Arre" is also commonly used by itself without the "yaar" in a similar manner. Said in a neutral tone, it's used to get someone's attention. Said with a rising tone, it conveys surprise (hey, what?!). Said with a falling tone, it conveys exasperation or irritation.
Just sayin, Dan.