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rd409 replied

27 November 2012, 14:38
Originally posted by stek View Post

I doubt that. FTFY.

Bro its true. Innit?
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fullyautomatix replied

27 November 2012, 14:33
I still dont know which accent I find difficult to digest, Hinglish or Scottish
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stek replied

27 November 2012, 13:57
Originally posted by rd409 View Post

Percentage of English speaking population in India speaking/writing grammatically correct English is more than THAT in UK.

HTH.

I doubt that. FTFY.
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rd409 replied

27 November 2012, 13:54
Percentage of English speaking population in India speaking/writing grammatically correct English is more than those in UK.

HTH.
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mudskipper replied

27 November 2012, 13:08
"My head is paining"

The Saffers say that too.
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NotAllThere replied

27 November 2012, 12:33
So the Hindi for **** ***, *** ******* ***** is **** ***, *** ******* *****?
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SimonMac started a topic Hinglish

27 November 2012, 12:32
Hinglish

BBC News - English or Hinglish - which will India choose?

Today's aspirational Indians want their children to go to a school where lessons are taught in English. But often the pupils leave speaking a language that would not be recognised in London or New York. Could this Hinglish be the language of India's future?

So its gonna get worse
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