Why are Indians trying to talk in English with each other?

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India is a developing country. And as the country is developing, the significance of basic communication and soft skills in any field or organization is getting empowered due to which people are trying to get hold of the language.
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The first thing about English is still date English language is impressive ,stylish and opportunity provider,one of the worlds easiest language...At the last it is the Global language...
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There are deep roots to this answer. We have been ruled by Britain for hundreds of years. When our ancestors used to speak English they got respect from them and it waas easier to communicate as well. Britain not only ruled us but more than half the world hence making it a widely used language. Lets...
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There are deep roots to this answer. We have been ruled by Britain for hundreds of years. When our ancestors used to speak English they got respect from them and it waas easier to communicate as well. Britain not only ruled us but more than half the world hence making it a widely used language. Lets say a French person comes to our country and talks with you in your native language you will respect him/her right? That respect has gone too far and we as Indians have started respecting each other on basis of fluent English, which is wrong but it is how it is. read less
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Indians are in general multilingual people. There could be various reasons for learning English. It could be due to the language itself. It attracts hears to want to learn English. Then , by learning English ,we can discover new culture, people and activities. You can travel and survive with English...
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Indians are in general multilingual people. There could be various reasons for learning English. It could be due to the language itself. It attracts hears to want to learn English. Then , by learning English ,we can discover new culture, people and activities. You can travel and survive with English knowledge. You can educate yourself and come into contracts and contacts for trade and business development. read less
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There are two types of people. In the first category, people conversate in english with other to be fluent and they usually try to learn something new from their conversation. People in the second category want to speak english as much as they can as they love this wonderful language. Or they are very...
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There are two types of people. In the first category, people conversate in english with other to be fluent and they usually try to learn somethingnew from their conversation. People in the second category want to speak english as much as they can as they love this wonderful language. Or they are very passionate to communicate in widely accepted language. read less
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Because by this they can have good command over their communication skills which is helpful for trading and communicating with foreigners.
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Indians speak multiple languages. As a country, India is very diverse. Hindi, Kannada, Tamil etc. Also have multiple dialects within themselves. English becomes a common ground for communication between these people. Not only can you communicate with each other, but also with other people globally. This...
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Indians speak multiple languages. As a country, India is very diverse. Hindi, Kannada, Tamil etc. Also have multiple dialects within themselves. English becomes a common ground for communication between these people. Not only can you communicate with each other, but also with other people globally. This means that the world of opportunities opens up to you because English is universally well accepted. So, in short, for the purpose of communicating freely and leveraging opportunities from across the globe, Indians are learning how to speak English read less
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There are many idioms, phrases and quotes on shoes. "It isn't the mountain ahead that wears you out; it's the grain of sand in your shoe" "A woman carries her clothes. But the shoe carries the woman" Can You Share an interesting shoe-incident in your life or an idiom or a phrase? A shoe anecdote: I had to trek bare-footed to my school till my school final. Three kilometers from my house to a Railway station, then travel by train,and finally from there to school by walk along the railway track. Once my neighbour's son of my age bought a pair of new branded shoes. It didn't fit him, the shoe that fits one person pinches another. One fine morning his mother told me to try it out and it neither pinched or bit me. I was very happy to get into my neighbour's shoes. She told me that she would take her son's permission and offer it to me. The permission was granted and the message was passed on to my mother. I used to visit her house daily thinking that she would tell me to take it. To my bad luck she forgot the mega offer to me. My ego didn't permit me to ask her. Crying baby gets the milk. I didn’t cry, It went on for one year. The shoe gathered dust and finally disappeared, might be to a dust-bin. I bought variety of imported shoes once I started earning. But that Longing of my neighbour's shoes, which fitted me without any pinch, still PINCHES me. No state of the art shoes would replace that longing.
Hi Singaravelu. Id like you to understand that an Idiom's figurative meaning is different from its literal meaning. In the idioms mentioned above their figurative meaning is rather different from the literal...
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I want to speak fluent English.
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