He walked into an Indian restaurant and ordered in Punjabi. The reaction changed instantly

Oh, look at that! It's a lot of gold. That gold? It looks like a lot of gold. So India is one of the world's most linguistically diverse countries. In addition to Hindi and English, hundreds of other languages are spoken, including, in a small corner of northern India, the Punjabi language. The Punjabi people have spread across both India and Pakistan and have a rich and beautiful culture with incredible food, music, and religion. And here in New York City, if you head to Punjab Avenue in Queens, small but thriving community of Punjabis. So this week, I brushed up on my Punjabi and headed out there to chat with the locals, who were wonderfully encouraging when it comes to learning their language. Look at all the chicken over there, wow. Kisabzi, sabzi badi, I think. Jimmy? Kisabzi badi, I think. Oh, these ones? Okay. You found what you were looking for? I'm fine. Yeah, I think I'm just gonna get some water. Oh, okay. Dho pani deyo? Huh? Not bad. Yeah. Hi, how are you? Do you want coffee? Cocoa or mango? Do you want a mango sandwich? Yeah, I want a mango sandwich. Sorry about that. I don't speak Tori Tori. Oh, Tori Tori? Okay, no problem. There's a secret in this. Okay, okay, good, good. Yeah. Okay, thank you. Thank you, thank you. Thank you. Okay, take care. Thank you. Sat sri akal. Baby, just one flavor, don't you have anything else? Maybe a few things. Is this good? Yeah, it's good. With that, with that, with that. Eat with that. Honey. With that, with honey curry? Yeah. And then take this one and take a piece and put it inside and then eat it Is it famous in India? Huh? Is it famous in India? Very famous Very famous? Very Very popular Spicy Big, huh? Spicy Right, right Yeah, spicy A little, a little Yeah, very good Okay, good funny foodies Wow, look at this We got the authentic recommendation These two together? Really? Do you guys have salty lassi? Yeah Yeah Salty lassi Yeah, salty lassi Do you guys have salty or sweet lassi? Yeah Oh, baby! Perfect, I got what I wanted here We got the salty lassi We got the pani puri We're business, baby, we're business Is that milk? No, it's lassi, bro It's Indian yogurt It's like a drink it's like uh salty though how are you how are you what's going on you're very famous on the youtube bro you know me of course i know you oh my goodness what's up man i see your chinese videos all the time yeah yeah wow um so why don't you make videos inside and you know make an advertiser you go everywhere you're speaking chinese you're speaking hindi you're speaking It's a, yeah, um, uh... Now I speak a little bit of Punjabi. You speak a little bit of Punjabi? A little bit, yeah. That's good. Yeah, I'm learning, yeah. I think with your thing, while I was watching the video, I was like, you know what, you don't necessarily need to live in that country. Yeah. Because the thing is that New York in itself is like so diverse, you know? Especially with New York, because there's just so many people from all over the world. It's just really amazing to be able to go anywhere and practice almost any language in the world, so it's really cool. Nice to meet you anyway. Cool, nice to meet you so much man. Yeah, I was just interested in the clothes, the clothing. Not really familiar. Do you want something for you? So, my daughter-in-law likes Indian clothes, so maybe something for her. That's very good. What is her size? Maybe small. What do you have? What do you have for her? That's a skirt. What's the name of it? Skirt. What's the name in Punjabi? Lehnga. I don't know how much gold it will cost This is Punjab It's a lot of gold A lot of gold? You can see what gold will be used on it Oh wow How are you? Good, how are you doing? Is the food good? The food is good Okay, perfect What kind of food do you have? Do you have a menu? One butter chicken, and one peanut butter, two samosas, and... Anything else? I don't know. Yeah, I think that's good. What's the name of the menu? What's the name? Two. Oh, it smells so good. Mmmmm, that's good. This is the bindi. Mmmmm. Bahut Saneh.