Non-PRO Hindi to English Art/Literary Poetry & Literature

The cook clamped everything shut, doors and windows, but then Sai opened the door just as he was sifting the flour to get rid of the weevils, and up the flour gusted and covered them both.
“Ooof ho. Look what you’ve done.” Little burrowing insects ran free and overexcitedly on the floor and walls. Looking at each other covered with white, they began to laugh.
“Angrez ke tarah. Like the English.”
“Angrez ke tarah. Angrez jaise.”
Sai put her head out. “Look,” she said, feeling jolly, “just like English people.”

the setting is india, characters are indian... apparently, being covered with flour in white, they liken each other to the english, and i presume "angrez te karah" just means "like the english", but i'm not sure and of course it still leaves the question of what "angrez jaise" exactly means