Which Asian Country speaks and writes better English?

[mike2000 is back]

@mike2000 is back look what you guys did!

Tell that to @Guynextdoor2 who says we have no influence in the world and how India is a superpower. never mind that his country still has our language as their national language.
There is no better cultural dominance than when a far off nation/country speaks your language as their de-facto national language.

 

[Gibbs]

Not really we don't wobble our heads.. Apart from that .. Even accent varies from region to region in Pak.. Except for maybe Urdu speakers from Karachi (came from north India)..

True.. Even in Sri Lanka Tamil's tend to wobble their heads more than others, And the accent varies as well, Even in a tiny country like Sri Lanka

 

[Aepsilons]

not Pakistani but South Indian trait... we dont shake our head like this... we either look on earth while talking or in eyes with fucked up expressions i am talking about man

My friend Sidrah (she's Pakistani) does somewhat wobble her head when i ask her questions.

Addendum: When i ask her what she means? She'll just laugh and turn bright red...!! argh!! so confusing!! Pakistani women...!!

Lol.. It's called the Indian head wobble.. Yes most do.. But i think it's more prevalent in South India.. It's a gesture between yes no and maybe.. Very confusing to outsiders

yes, very confusing. LOL

 

[singh sahab]

Reporter: sir given the circumstances what do you think led to the defeat of Pakistan.

MuH: inshallah boys played well

 

[Max]

My friend Sidrah (she's Pakistani) does somewhat wobble her head when i ask her questions.

most of Pakistani girls when shy or in fun mood behave weird as u are saying shaking head, smiling are one of those weird things... other then this if she would have friends around her when u asked her what she meant, she would probably laugh big time give high 5 to her friend .. and move on.. leaving u curious but it seems she was alone at that time hence she just smiled and move on.. maybe she have interst in u

 

[Emperor Modi]

Tell that to @Guynextdoor2 who says we have no influence in the world and how India is a superpower. never mind that his country still has our language as their national language.
There is no better cultural dominance than when a far off nation/country speaks your language as their de-facto national language.

English is not important in India.
Hindi is the number one language.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

Tell that to @Guynextdoor2 who says we have no influence in the world and how India is a superpower. never mind that his country still has our language as their national language.
There is no better cultural dominance than when a far off nation/country speaks your language as their de-facto national language.

WHat 'our language'? Hindi is spoken by more people across the length and breadth of India than English. English is an 'official' language because it's been around for 100s of years now. Britain claiming influence because a lot of people speak English is just the kind of thing I'd expect the average Brits to do. You guys are so lame and stupid you don't know when you're saying lame and stupid things. THIS is not a basis for 'great power' status.

 

[mike2000 is back]

WHat 'our language'? Hindi is spoken by more people across the length and breadth of India than English. English is an 'official' language because it's been around for 100s of years now. Britain claiming influence because a lot of people speak English is just the kind of thing I'd expect the average Brits to do. You guys are so lame and stupid you don't know when you're saying lame and stupid things. THIS is not a basis for 'great power' status.

Declare Hindi your national language then, spread it across the world and stop speaking our language then, that will be a good start. Ever wondered why Asian REAL big powers like China, Japan, S.Korea all have their own national language? Same with European powers like France, Germany, Italy, Spain etc.

English is not important in India.
Hindi is the number one language.

Lool true that emperor.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

Declare Hindi your national language then, spread it across the world and stop speaking our language then, that will be a good start. Ever wondered why Asian REAL big powers like China, Japan, S.Korea all have their own national language? Same with European powera like France, Germany, italy, spain etc.

The language you speak is result of historic forces. America which owns all the superpowers, which comprises from people as diverse as Irish to Italian descent speaks a language that's not common to all of these groups. They still kick you around like a pooch doggy don't they? Not just English, India has dozens of official languages to reflect the vast diversity of this country- all of which are at par with English here. You need only one to represent your country coz you're lame and insignificant. Like I said, if THIS is what you think will make you a great power, then we're all gonna be in a big round of entertainment. Explain to me if Britain is so great how come no UK PM was invited to attend India's republic day parade- Obama, Putin, Sarkozy and Abe have been invited

 

[jaunty]

Average Filipinos speak better than Indians but I think Indians write better in general although I must say, that is more of a hunch than an educated opinion. There are many people in India who can write good English but outsiders may find it difficult to understand their accent. Internally it is not a problem.

 

[BuddhaPalm]

The question is: which Asian country speaks and writes English better?

 

[Grevion]

Declare Hindi your national language then, spread it across the world and stop speaking our language then, that will be a good start. Ever wondered why Asian REAL big powers like China, Japan, S.Korea all have their own national language? Same with European powers like France, Germany, Italy, Spain etc.

We won't because you see because of our immense diversity we can't have any one national language, we have 26 official languages of India along with 1500 or more native languages.

 

[takeiteasy]

Indian English or Hinglish

Hinglish is the way Hindi speakers speak English. Hard to generalize. South has different accent.

 

[mike2000 is back]

The language you speak is result of historic forces. America which owns all the superpowers, which comprises from people as diverse as Irish to Italian descent speaks a language that's not common to all of these groups. They still kick you around like a pooch doggy don't they? Not just English, India has dozens of official languages to reflect the vast diversity of this country- all of which are at par with English here. You need only one to represent your country coz you're lame and insignificant. Like I said, if THIS is what you think will make you a great power, then we're all gonna be in a big round of entertainment. Explain to me if Britain is so great how come no UK PM was invited to attend India's republic day parade- Obama, Putin, Sarkozy and Abe have been invited

As i said stop speaking our language and make Hindi your national language , that will be a good start. Afterall, we are not your colonial master anymore, we left over half a century ago. So what are you waiting for? Be more like the Chinese and Japanese(the only 2 countries i consider the real powers in Asia) who all speak their own language and have their local language as their national language, that doesnt makes them any less influential/powerful, same with France, Germany etc. What the hell i'm i even going as far as mentioning big countries like these? I should be mentioning even small countries like Iran who speaks its own national language more than India. The hell India has the largest English speaking population in the world.

Guess without our English language your world performance/productivity will be even more worse than it is today.

 

[Gibbs]

Hinglish is the way Hindi speakers speak English. Hard to generalize. South has different accent.

Hinglish is the general term for Indian English.. Even though the word itself may refer to Hindi/English.. Different accents through regions doesn't matter, Vernacular does, Particular words and grammar in Hinglish does not change much from North to South India.. Just like most other traditional English speaking countries