Re: Personal Manager?
by ajay on May 03, 2011 12:58 PM
the difference between personal and personnel is personal refers to one person and Personnel refers to body of persons working
Re: Re: Q12
by rahul jagdale on May 03, 2011 09:00 PM
I guess you should undergo a test!! please read the sentence in it's totality. Personal is correct answer.
Strengthen Vocabulary Through Cricket- and and EXPLORE the world of enormous OPPORTUNITIES!
Strengthen your through English through Cricket everyday, since Cricket fans are engrossed with World Cup 2011 thought, Since INDIA WORLD CUP after 28 yrs ,
Take your cricketing excitement and emotions to a next level and use it for learning in a interestingly sporting manner.
Lets make the best use of English content which is easily accessible as per our interest,lets not feel restricted, and EXPLORE the enormous OPPORTUNITIES!
-Imbibe English emotionally will create a deeper long-lasting learning impact,effortlessly. -Most easiest and the quickest method to learn ,since individuals 24X7 are filled with Cricketing thoughts. - Make the most of this golden opportunity. -Sleep learning techniques is also possible.
-Improve your vocabulary through Inspiring and Motivating Sentences.
-Extremely useful for Marketing & Media Professionals.
-Management and Journalism Students.will find it extremely useful. - -Individuals are struggling to learn English at English Learning Classes,which is yet to be proven method.
There are many who wrognly use the words "effect" and "affect". In India there are many terms that are wrongly used. One such common example is "I can able to ....".
Re: Think you're an English whiz? Take this quiz!
by s A on May 03, 2011 10:11 AM
Yes, if you can analyse the Indian English slang a person speaks you can know to which state he belongs.
Re: Think you're an English whiz? Take this quiz!
by Pavan S on May 03, 2011 01:07 PM
It's not just Indians (Btw it's just become a fad to bash Indians)
Even the Americans with English as their mother tongue make so many such mistakes. Only the truly educated ones do not make such mistakes as is the case in India.
You're and your, who is & whose - Are some of the common mistakes that i have seen them commit.
The words most murdered by Malayalees are: kangaroo (the worst offended word), bear (Malayalees pronounce this as ‘beer’), bass, twitter, Queen, Birthday, Mascot Hotel, mixed, fixed (another worse case pronounced as miksed, fiksed), form (they say ‘farum’), Tortoise, turtle, garage, chassis, heart (pronounced as ‘hurt’), Australia - there is only 1 'aaa' sound, no 'o' sound!!!!
Re: Manglish pronounciation
by nizar tp on May 03, 2011 12:12 PM
Dear Australia is called as 'Aastralia' in malyalam writing/news papers. Same is for China which malayalis call as 'Cheeena'
I have heard hindi news readers using 'Cheen' for China and 'Rus' for Russia. Its how they used to call the countries before.
Re: Manglish pronounciation
by DEEP DAAS on May 03, 2011 10:47 AM
That way every community will have some typical accent associated with them. This should not be used to make fun of someone or some community, which unfortunately is being done even in films. Similarly every community will have people who can speak English as good as or even better than the British. Shashi Tharoor for example is a Malayalee. And btw I'm not a Malayalee, but I don't like this unusual focus on someone's accent. A person's thoughts and opinions should be judged on its content value rather than on accent.
Re: Manglish pronounciation
by sunil nair on May 03, 2011 12:59 PM
Malayalees are those who speak Malayalam . How they speak English is beside the point . Every state in India have people who speak English in a different way . So which is the correct way ? I don't think any native speaker speaks the Queen's english except for a few educated in England . Even the Americans murder English if you go by their accents . Besides even in Kerala people speak English in different ways in different places .
Re: Re: Manglish pronounciation
by s A on May 04, 2011 02:10 PM
I don't agree to this. This is how English is being taught in any average school in Kerala. And the Malayalam newspapers add to this murder.
