There were plenty of jokes and memes on social media after US President Donald Trump mispronounced multiple words at the 'Namaste Trump' event at the Motera stadium in Gujarat on Monday. Now comedian Jose Covaco has come up with a video of him attempting to get the US president to say the names correctly, and it has gone viral on social media. In the video, Covaco pretends to be a customer service executive attempting to ask the US president various questions to which the answers are all the Indian names and terms that were said during the speech. The video shows him attempting to ask the pronunciation of Sachin Tendulkar's name ("imagine the greatest cricketer to be Chinese") and Swami Vivekananda among others for Trump. Watch the video: The hilarious video got over 5 lakh views on Facebook and another 2 lakh on Twitter. Here are many of the reactions to the video: I am rolling on floor laughing! — The Harshal Gandhi (@harshalgandhi28) February 26, 2020 Please give @HoeZaay all the awards there are to be given in this country. 🤣🤣 — Vijay Basrur (@basrur) February 26, 2020 This is up there man in best EVARRRRR JOJE 😂 — Anupam Gupta (@b50) February 26, 2020 Oh man,it can't be more hilarious than this 😂😂 — Praveen Dasare (@ImDasare) February 25, 2020 Bro 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/2T46aRo4uA — Aravind (@AravindMaveric) February 25, 2020 Lost it at chinese cricketer — Carl शगन (@Jagota5) February 25, 2020 You are too good, and the ending 😂😂 — ダルメシュ・アフジャ (@ahuja_dharmesh) February 25, 2020 A beat relaxing in current situation😂 — Mitul Shah (@MitulSShah) February 25, 2020 This is epic. Absolutely hilarious. — Musically Sporty (@ShailGhoda) February 25, 2020 Almost saare fumbles 1.46min ke ander cover kar liye with humor. Excellent👍👏😆 — सामाजिक सूक्ष्मदर्शी (@socialmicrosco1) February 25, 2020 Looooool pic.twitter.com/GKfBJrvcRd — Shewhoblivs (@niharikabora) February 26, 2020 Master piece 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 — Raja A (@XavierArockiaR1) February 26, 2020 Covaco isn't the first to poke fun at the US president's attempts to say Indian words. The Daily Show hosted by Trevor Noah had already done this bit about it: Trump ended his first visit to India as US president and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreeing to elevate ties between their countries to a “comprehensive global strategic partnership”, giving it broader scope and scale. Trump, who held bilateral talks with Modi at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, announced a defence deal of more than USD 3 billion under which India will buy US military equipment including MH-60R naval and AH-64E Apache helicopters.
