Can English be my first language as an Indian?

Can English be my first language as an Indian?

No, it’s not. Most Indians speak Indian languages as their first language, with most Indian English speakers speaking English as a second, third, or fourth language. Only a minority of Indians, primarily affluent and from the upper middle class, speak English as a first language.

Is English is necessary in India?

Officially, English has a status of assistant language, but in fact it is the most important language of India. After Hindi, it is the most commonly spoken language and probably the most read and written language in India. English symbolises in Indians minds better education, better culture and higher intellect.

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Which English we should use in India?

In India we speak British english. But now people have started speaking few words in American english. Hope it helps you.

Does everybody in India speak English?

Originally Answered: How many people speak English in India? 20.68\% of the total population of India speaks English that is approximately 125,226,449 people according to Wikipedia. Apparently, India is the World’s second largest English speaking country.

How dangerous is India for a foreigner?

The usual foreigner perception of India as dangerous is over hyped by the mainstream media. People in India are really nice and friendly and helpful and nice and friendly and helpful and you know what I mean 🙂 The cinemas make you stand up for the national anthem, and also includes a “half time break” during movies.

What are some things that have you learned from living in India?

I wouldn’t say that I’ve settled in India, but having spent an amazing 3 months in India, I do have a few observations. These go across topics such as dating, work, transport as well as food. The use of the word “propose” in romantic relationships.

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Do you need to sell your India expat experience?

Its fast development, startup wave of the 2010s and growing middle class brought many international eyes to this market – from VCs to corporate giants, from startups to independent professionals looking to enhance their resume. If you landed on this blog, chances are, I don’t need to sell you India expat experience.

What is it like to live in India?

India has a huge population. The streets, roads markets are very crowded. It’s suffocating at times. I personally have NEVER faced any sort of racism by anyone, though many of my friends living in India who are from foreign lands have advised me to be ware.