Ali Nadim

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Ali Nadim is a student in Jeremy Brown's EFL class. He is played by Dino Shafeek.
==Profile==
Ali is from the city of Lahore in Pakistan,The First Lesson though he also tells Anna that he lived in Delhi when he was a child.Guilty or Not Guilty He is a Muslim, and religious and cultural differences bring him into frequent conflict with Ranjeet, an Indian Sikh from the state of Punjab. He has several catchphrases: "Yes please" (instead of "Yes indeed"), "Squeeze me, please" (instead of "Excuse me, please"), "Jolly good" and "Oh blimey!" are his most common, and he also exclaims "You damn fool!" when someone does something extremely stupid or thoughtless.
Ali is one of the most honest and hardworking students in the class, and a very good English speaker as well. His humour usually stems from misunderstanding idioms and expressions and his general lack of common sense. Likewise, his honesty sometimes gets Mr. Brown and him into trouble, such as when they go to the police station.The Best Things in Life He used to work at the Taj Mahal Tandoori Restaurant, but is unemployed at the beginning of the series and later gets a job as a travelling salesman.The First LessonA Fate Worse Than Death He is married, and his wife appears in "Better to Have Loved and Lost" and "What a Tangled Web".
Ali enjoys watching cartoons like Tom and Jerry and detective shows like Starsky & Hutch.Many Happy ReturnsA Hard Day's Night He also seems to be quite a heavy gambler, as he plays the slot machine in The Red Lion and bets in lotteries although it is against his religion to do so.The Examination
==Signatures==
===Jinnah cap===
A Jinnah cap is a famous piece of Pakistani national clothing. The cap is named after the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, but is sometimes called the karakul (since it's made from the fur of the Karakul sheep) or the pie-hat (since it resembles a traditional Russian pie).
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