It has been more than 60 years that British left.... I don't know what they did but generation after generation after generation there are some who still live in inferiority complex....the writer belongs to that category.....
Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by George Nadar on Apr 01, 2012 09:08 PM
exactly you are right, but 90 percentage of work which we are getting from abroad that too we have to communicate with foreign clients based on their native language, can't help out. We have to still rely on them...:(
Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by Farooq Khan on Dec 06, 2011 08:13 PM
Same is applicable with Hindi or any other language.. If you are talking about language then it should be perfect but if you are talking about craze then it don't need to be..
Re: Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by Shankar Panday on Dec 07, 2011 02:28 AM
Hindi is a confused undefined language. It is written in one form, spoken in another, and what goes on in Bollywood is Urdu. It has pbbly no dictionary that regulates which words are Hindi and which are not. wonder how such a hodge podge confused linguistic form was chosen to be a link language. The national language should immediately be replaced by Bengali or Sanskrit.
Re: Re: Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by George Nadar on Apr 01, 2012 09:11 PM
Can anybody explain how the Indian government made Hindi as the national language, since we have different different language speaker on their own....?
Re: Re: Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by KAROLSON THOMAS on Apr 03, 2012 12:10 PM
and when they come on stage OR for interviews or for awards they speak- ENGLISH !!!!1
Re: Re: Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by Gupta on Mar 29, 2012 01:51 PM
Oye Bengali babu. As if your language is so good. Your guys dont know to pronounce properly. Can u please prnounce these words Vasu, Vaidyanath, Vidya, Chakravarthi.....
Re: Re: Re: Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by KAROLSON THOMAS on Apr 03, 2012 12:12 PM
can you say banana in malayalam which is pazham? or plantain in malalyalam which is vazha? you will have to hear the words first and then try to repeat it
Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by Partha Choudhury on Dec 07, 2011 02:56 AM
I like your little speech, but unfortunately it's their language, so while use it, you have to go by their rules.
You do have another option though... do not use English. Use your native toungue.
Re: Re: Do we need PERFECT written or spoken English?
by KAROLSON THOMAS on Apr 03, 2012 12:13 PM
and you still require english to type this- to communicate and expand to the outer world you need to know english
I didn't get any answer right but I will keep repeating the same over and over again...
I don't feel the need to excel in spoken or written English ...so keep this crappy article with yourself ....
English is not my first language...its neither my second...its simply a language we chose to communicate amongst people without any common language amongst them.....
I don't think we Indians make such common in English. In fact, Indians have a good reputation all over the world for using standard and grammatically correct English. I am sure many rediff users got full marks.
Re: What I should do ?
by vivek kumar on Dec 06, 2011 07:21 PM
I also got all wrong.... But I am still alive... he he he ....The writer suffers from inferiority complex and believes that we must have perfect spoken or written English.....What a duffer....
