Re: Re: Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by anirban raychoudhury on Mar 14, 2013 03:04 PM
Epicentre of culture - 2 Nobel Laureates, 1 Oscar winner (and many other awards at Cannes, Legion de honore,l etc), 1 multiple Grammy winner, etc etc .. scientists come from down south, culture comes from east, money and industry from the west, and let's leave the northerners out of this....
Re: Re: Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by anirban raychoudhury on Mar 14, 2013 03:04 PM
Epicentre of culture - 2 Nobel Laureates, 1 Oscar winner (and many other awards at Cannes, Legion de honore,l etc), 1 multiple Grammy winner, etc etc .. scientists come from down south, culture comes from east, money and industry from the west, and let's leave the northerners out of this....
Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by sudhir dhas on Mar 13, 2013 02:51 PM
Yeah bcoz bengal first went down britsh in 1757 after the battle of plasy...feel proud about the facts...
Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by SAPNA VYAS on Mar 13, 2013 12:58 PM
You don't know Barkha is a Punjabi. And are you sure about Arnab? And you and all know how smart Bengalis are.
Re: Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by Abhijit on Mar 13, 2013 01:32 PM
Earlier days also one quiz master Siddharthh Basu was there. Even Derek Obrian is a Bangali.
Re: Re: Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by Suhel on Mar 13, 2013 04:37 PM
No point. There are people in every state of the country who can speak awesome English. Stop this regional bias.
Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by Batao Na on Mar 14, 2013 04:14 PM
Arnab Goswami ia Assamiya , Burkha Dutt is Punjabi but anyway they are educated people and not represnetative of ordinary Bengali , Assamese or Punhjabi
Re: Only Bangalis speak proper English in India
by basanta kumar hazarika on Mar 14, 2013 04:22 PM
Arnab Goswami is not a Bangali. He is an Assamese and there are a lot of Bangalis who speak horrible English
Re: Re: I too was amazed
by rupali awade on Mar 13, 2013 12:12 PM
How does it matters, If some body from North India and from particular caste. Only thing is we need understand what we are writing.
Re: Re: Re: I too was amazed
by Tribhuvan Kumar on Mar 13, 2013 12:16 PM
You ignorant girl, you don't know anything about how English teachers used to be ill treated in North India when they tried to teach English to North Indians who could not learn it as they are stew p i d !
Bania people also find it difficult to learn English because most of their brain is dedicated to looting other people and planning scams!
Re: Re: Re: Re: I too was amazed
by Secular india on Mar 13, 2013 01:35 PM
What ill treatment? were they women? it is possible that you ill treatment have rendered you a manic?
Re: Re: Re: I too was amazed
by Ram Mohan Kakarla on Mar 13, 2013 12:59 PM
You also need to understand as to how you will be understood by the person you are writing to.
Re: I too was amazed
by Gaurav GUPTA on Mar 13, 2013 12:39 PM
Wow People bring Caste Into everything. Talk about diverging from the topic.Me being of a particular caste does not have anything to do with my ability to learn a language.Change your attitude guys and gals
Re: Re: I too was amazed
by Tribhuvan Kumar on Mar 13, 2013 12:43 PM
No Gupta_n,
Caste is the official policy of the Indian government!
And It is a fact that Bania people find it difficult to learn English because most of their brain is dedicated to looting other people and planning scams!
Re: Re: Re: Re: I too was amazed
by Tribhuvan Kumar on Mar 13, 2013 12:56 PM
Thank you for offering support to Casteism which is the official policy of Indian government!
BTW, why are these " best Engineers, Lawyers and Doctors" treated like illegal immigrants when they apply for driver's licenses or other services in the US?
Also, why does Intel need doctors working for them?
Is Intel afraid that it needs to have bania or Brahmin doctors on their premises to clean toilets if the "Kumars" don't show up?
One more ENGLISH quiz to reinforce the inferiority complex in Gujarati people who are unable to learn English because of their education in Gujarati medium schools!
