One day a patient met a general physician who had come to visit Kerala.

The patient knocked on the door and got in. Soon the Dr asked him to kindly take your seat.

The patient was a malayali and asked him can you please make me feel happy without this " "Vrithiketta" headache. He knew very little English.

But this Dr understood he is talking about headaches.

But he couldn't get through the word "Vrithiketta".

So he asked him what it means. Soon the patient said it means bad.

The doctor said oh is it. Don't worry. Take this medicine and you will be fine.

Next patient came he told in English Dr I have a bad throat.

And Dr asked him if it was Vrithiketta. Then the patient was surprised to hear the word from a person who is not a Malayali. And then the patient said "Erre Kure".

The Dr asked the meaning of it. The patient replied occasionally I do think it's a bad throat.

This is how the abroad Doctors learn languages 😅😅😅

NB It's a cooked up story.