Mark: So Eric, you are from France? Eric: Yes. Mark: Which part? Eric: Which park? Mark: Which part?! Eric: My part is Marseilles. My city is Marseilles and my country is France. Mark: But you speak English with an Indian accent. Eric: An Indian accent? It is true? Mark: It is nice. Eric: It is strange because in France I have had a good teacher and for the accent very strict, no? Mark: Uh-huh. Eric: Because in France we say: “Where is my car?” You know? Mark: With a strong accent? Eric: Yeah a strong accent. The teacher said, “No. Where is your car?” It is different, no? Mark: Uh-huh. Eric: It is ok. That is why in India also they speak like me. Not with a bigaccent and me also. I do not have a strong accent in English. That is why for me it is easier to understand the Indian English. Mark: Uh-huh. Eric: Sometimes I heard some people who came from England and they had a very strong accent. I did not understand. Mark: A difficult accent? Eric: Yes because they rolled…You understand rolling accent? Mark: Not really. Rolling? Rolling (their “r”s)?