"Gora" is a Hindi word commonly used in Pakistan, meaning "white" or "fair-skinned". It's often used to describe people of European or Caucasian descent.
While the term itself is not inherently offensive, it's important to be mindful of its context and how it's used. In some cases, "gora" can be used in a derogatory or condescending way, particularly when referring to foreigners or those perceived as having privileges associated with being white.
Here are some examples of how "gora" might be used in Pakistan:
- "Wo gora admi hai." (He is a white man.)
- "Gora log bohat ameer hote hain." (White people are very rich.)
- "Usne mujhe gora kehte hue taana mara." (He mocked me by calling me "gora".)
It's crucial to consider the speaker's tone and the overall context of the conversation to understand the intended meaning behind the word "gora."
