Re:Alphabet is spending billions to become a force in health...
by samarthr1 on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @02:14AM
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And in Hindi, Wallah means 'person'. Generally used in conjunction with their business. For example, a sweet shop owner is called a Mithai Wallah.
Re:Alphabet is spending billions to become a force in health...
by bombcar on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @10:26AM
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Violà! A wallah in Walla Walla with a wall a' wallabies!
Re:Alphabet is spending billions to become a force in health...
by jfk13 on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @10:38AM
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> In English, "viola" is the name of a stringed instrument.
Or a flower.
Re:Alphabet is spending billions to become a force in health...
by jcranberry on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @11:16AM
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Contextually the person is obviously trying to use the french borrow word voilà.
Voila, behold a viola! One fourth of a string quartet!
But if you're irked by "viola", it could be worse, they could have written "wallah", which is all too frequent.