Please Like, Share and Subscribe our channel. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you look at our India, you will see something like this when you imagining. Many colors, narrow streets, more traffic, spicy food, thousands of dishes, Seven star hotels, beautiful temple, masjids and gurus, large palaces, hot summer, shocking history, more than 500 languages Yoga and many more. Under all this color and noise, India is an organization of the integration of thousands of mini-cultures. So how many languages ​​do most people speak in India? What is their secret? Because we speak more than one language in comparison to other countries of the world, then why is it so easy for us? 1) Most Languages ​​in India Follow the WYSIWYG Premise In English language that are written evenly but their pronunciation is different. Like "put" and "but", pronunciation of both differ in this way, and the English language is full of such words, which are also different from what they write and speak. As an example, Sanskrit and Hindi are written in the same script - Devanagari. Meaning if you come to one of India's languages, it becomes easy for you to learn another language. 2) Many English Words are Borrowed from India India has always given its words to the English language. Because in 1886, two enthusiasts for India, Henry Yul and Arthur C Bournell, had a book publishing. "Hobson-Jobson: The Definitive Glossary of British India" | It was a complete dictionary of Indian words that became a permanent stability in the English dictionary. recently, the word guru was included in the English dictionary, which is India's donation. 3) Every State has its Own Language Most of the countries of the world have a national language. But most of the Indian states have their own separate language, perhaps that is not India's national language, but the Hindi language is known as the national language because the records of the central government are written in Hindi and English. 4) Two of the world's oldest written languages ​​are from India Language researchers have found that two of the world's oldest written languages ​​are from Indian culture. First Sanskrit and second Tamil language has influenced many European languages ​​since the written records in Sanskrit language are some 3,000 BC old. first written literature in the history of Indian Vedas is considered. If you come to Sanskrit language then you can easily learn many other languages. Science also says that Sanskrit is one of the most advanced languages ​​of the world. But unfortunately, the Sanskrit language is on the verge of being destroyed. But the Tamil language is spoken even today, but not the old Tamil language, the modern local Tamil language. 5) English is Spoken Widely Across India Despite being in such a language in India, English is also spoken in some places. Well India has many native languages ​​of its own, there are many different tones of English language spoken in India, and the tone of the language is dependent on what the speaker has from the state. Occasionally, we give Indian words a different form of English language, like this shoes we call sport shoes, but in reality these athletic shoes or running shoes are called. 6) Schools Make India Multilingual Our school also has a large hand in speaking more than one language, because private schools encircle children to learn more than one language. Because English is compulsive at school and three options are given for second and third language. In which one option for Hindi, second local language and foreign language or Sanskrit is given. If you live in mega city, then your neighbor can be of another state also. Because of which, your child also understands the other language as a child, or sometimes even teaches a Sikh. Either from their school, because they have friends speaking other languages. 7) In India, Inclusiveness is a Culture You go to any corner of India, you will get to see the same culture. And if you go to a tourist site then local people will try to speak English for their business. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music by : Fanfare for Space by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/

• published: 04 Feb 2018
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