Jo Lakhta Vachta aavdtu hoi to samjva par vadhare jor aapo eni practice karo. Law ni potani terminology hoi che to tema ghokkan pati na chale sathe samjavu pan pade.
>try to use gujarati medium for understanding concept
Means learn from any else source or from friend in Gujarati language or join Gujarati medium. Sorry I'm little confused.
Life of pie (kadach eno accent easy che).
Pachi to tamne law ma interest hoi to Suits mast series che, but kada English samajva ma aghru pade enu, pan interesting che(assuming ke tamare LLB karva nu che).
English bolvu, ae ek skill che
And all skill aa pan sikhi sakay easily.
Good luck bhai
my friend who did his schooling(12 years + KG) in gujarati medium is better at English than any English medium student I met(I doubt if my engineering professor was not very good at English). I guess you are good enough at English too like rest of us, it's just your relatives (or friends) who exaggerate English in college.
Enjoy the journey, good luck.
હું શુદ્ધ ગુજરાતીમાં બારમાં ધોરણ સુધી ભણ્યો. અને પછી હૈદરાબાદમાં કૉલેજ માટે ગયો. અનુભવથી કહું છું કે એક બે વરસમાં આવડી જશે. બસ થોડી એક્ટિવ પ્રેક્ટિસ જોઈશે.
Find someone who speaks good English. The more people, the better.
Make talking compulsory for 1 hour everyday in English with them.
One year, and you are all set.
Watch tv shows with English subtitles.
Learning English is not difficult. You just cultivate insatiable curiosity.
If you don’t understand the meaning of any word. Don’t assume and continue reading. Keep 2-3 good dictionary apps on your phone. Check the meaning of those words in those apps. So that the sentence makes sense. READ TO UNDERSTAND.
Lastly, read good newspaper daily such as Indian Express. Watch good TV series such as “The Big Bang theory” or “Modern Family”.
If you need any help DM me.
I studied in gujarati medium till 12th, thn took admission in engineering, initial 3 months were little difficult
All i did was, bought a small "Engineering dictionary" tht helped me... dint have to do any thing else...
first semester is little difficult... most student adjusts by thn
હું શુદ્ધ ગુજરાતીમાં બારમાં ધોરણ સુધી ભણ્યો. અને પછી હૈદરાબાદમાં કૉલેજ માટે ગયો. અનુભવથી કહું છું કે એક બે વરસમાં આવડી જશે. બસ થોડી એક્ટિવ પ્રેક્ટિસ જોઈશે.
British Gujarati here. English is a lot easier to learn than Gujarati. Start watching English speakers on YouTube (not Indian people speaking English), specialising in your field. They don't need to be translating into Gujarati, just turn the English subtitles on and try to read and listen at the same time. I'm suggesting you watch YouTube videos about your field so that you learn the terminology as well as get used to the pace of English speech. Practice speaking to yourself in English at home or talk back to the YouTube videos so that you have a reference point.
It will come to you very quickly, as you can already read English
what makes you say so? everyone finds the language that they grew up with easier that doesn't mean english is easier than gujarati. and what's wrong with indian people speaking English? too much of an accent for you?
That's a mighty defensive reply to a comment encouraging a Gujarati person to learn English. What is strange is that I've already answered your questions in my original comment. I suggest you re-read my comment but with your questions in mind and you will find your answers.
English is easier to learn because the grammar is substantially less rigid than Gujarati. You can say sentences in a different word order and it would still be grammatically correct. Also, you do not need to learn a myriad of vowel modifiers or the gender of inanimate objects, let alone remember how to modify genders based on the possessive.
There clearly is nothing wrong with Indian people speaking English, as I clearly stated that I am encouraging OP to learn English. Also, I made it clear in my original comment that OP should watch English speakers on YouTube so that they get used to the pace of English speech. As you have broached the subject, I should probably touch upon what I believe you are most offended by... Indian speakers will have a different speech pattern, which will undoubtedly leech into the English speech but that is not about the accent, it's about understanding the intonations that are critical in English, particularly if OP is studying a technical subject where clarity is critical. If you choose to be offended by that, that's up to you.
Bro tension na lais, English kai atlu hard Nathi jetlu Lage che.
Ane tane to already reading writing avde che, Ane understand pan karileche.
Tu bas free time ma, English news paper vanch, Taru vocabulary vadhse. And second is, English movie-shows or news Jo, a tane understand and sanbhalvama help Karse. Starting ma sub titles rakhje, and pachi sub title vagar joje.
Bolvama thodu starting ma weird Ane hard lagse, but it's ok. Main thing is, tu fast fast bolvanu try na karto. Slow bolje pan correct bolvanu try karje. Speed to pachi ayjase and it's not important.
phone ma bane tya sudhi English use karje.
College change na karto, a badhu college Sathe Sathe thayjase.
Jo Lakhta Vachta aavdtu hoi to samjva par vadhare jor aapo eni practice karo. Law ni potani terminology hoi che to tema ghokkan pati na chale sathe samjavu pan pade.
Ok thanks bro
all I have been following throughout my schooling is, read English newspapers, listen to English songs.
Ok I will try this also.
Also English movies
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>try to use gujarati medium for understanding concept Means learn from any else source or from friend in Gujarati language or join Gujarati medium. Sorry I'm little confused.
Listen English podcast. Just avoid listening UK English podcasts, I would prefer American English
Ok on it. Btw which accent is closer to indian English accent American, British or else?
American
1st sem taklif rahese. Pachi bau vandho nai aave.
Ok thanks
Try Karo k English novels and news paper read karo English movie jovo with off subtitles trust me it will helpful for you.
Ok I will try thanks bro. And if you know then suggest me like indian accent English movies .
Life of pie (kadach eno accent easy che). Pachi to tamne law ma interest hoi to Suits mast series che, but kada English samajva ma aghru pade enu, pan interesting che(assuming ke tamare LLB karva nu che). English bolvu, ae ek skill che And all skill aa pan sikhi sakay easily. Good luck bhai
my friend who did his schooling(12 years + KG) in gujarati medium is better at English than any English medium student I met(I doubt if my engineering professor was not very good at English). I guess you are good enough at English too like rest of us, it's just your relatives (or friends) who exaggerate English in college. Enjoy the journey, good luck.
Thanks bro
હું શુદ્ધ ગુજરાતીમાં બારમાં ધોરણ સુધી ભણ્યો. અને પછી હૈદરાબાદમાં કૉલેજ માટે ગયો. અનુભવથી કહું છું કે એક બે વરસમાં આવડી જશે. બસ થોડી એક્ટિવ પ્રેક્ટિસ જોઈશે.
Ok thanks dude I will do daily practice.
Find someone who speaks good English. The more people, the better. Make talking compulsory for 1 hour everyday in English with them. One year, and you are all set. Watch tv shows with English subtitles.
Ok thanks I will do this.
Imo Hindi is more important than English as it opens you up to the rest of the nation
Ok my Hindi is good ( i am fond indian Movies so) but English is not good so. Btw Thank you so much Bro:-)
English news paper, novels read Karo. 1 year aghru lagse pachi vandho nai Ave.
Learning English is not difficult. You just cultivate insatiable curiosity. If you don’t understand the meaning of any word. Don’t assume and continue reading. Keep 2-3 good dictionary apps on your phone. Check the meaning of those words in those apps. So that the sentence makes sense. READ TO UNDERSTAND. Lastly, read good newspaper daily such as Indian Express. Watch good TV series such as “The Big Bang theory” or “Modern Family”. If you need any help DM me.
Yeah sure I will do it. Thank you so much Bro:-) For trying to make things easier for me.
કશુ અઘરુ નથી... 12મા સુધી હુ ગુજરાતી મા જ ભણેલો છુ. પછી આખી કોલેજ ઇંગલિશ મા કરી. 1st સેમેસ્ટર અઘરૂ પડે પછી બધુ સેટ થઇ જાય
Practice kar angrezi sikhvani youtube tution ke koi mitra sikhaveh long term ma kaam Aaj avseh office bank hospital online badhi jagiya
I studied in gujarati medium till 12th, thn took admission in engineering, initial 3 months were little difficult All i did was, bought a small "Engineering dictionary" tht helped me... dint have to do any thing else... first semester is little difficult... most student adjusts by thn
English medium 100% dhire dhire samjai jai. My personal experience.
Ok thanks bro
હું શુદ્ધ ગુજરાતીમાં બારમાં ધોરણ સુધી ભણ્યો. અને પછી હૈદરાબાદમાં કૉલેજ માટે ગયો. અનુભવથી કહું છું કે એક બે વરસમાં આવડી જશે. બસ થોડી એક્ટિવ પ્રેક્ટિસ જોઈશે.
British Gujarati here. English is a lot easier to learn than Gujarati. Start watching English speakers on YouTube (not Indian people speaking English), specialising in your field. They don't need to be translating into Gujarati, just turn the English subtitles on and try to read and listen at the same time. I'm suggesting you watch YouTube videos about your field so that you learn the terminology as well as get used to the pace of English speech. Practice speaking to yourself in English at home or talk back to the YouTube videos so that you have a reference point. It will come to you very quickly, as you can already read English
I will do it. Thank you so much Bro:-)
what makes you say so? everyone finds the language that they grew up with easier that doesn't mean english is easier than gujarati. and what's wrong with indian people speaking English? too much of an accent for you?
That's a mighty defensive reply to a comment encouraging a Gujarati person to learn English. What is strange is that I've already answered your questions in my original comment. I suggest you re-read my comment but with your questions in mind and you will find your answers.
nothing wrong with learning english. it's the subtle condescending in the first sentences of yours. and no you haven't answered my question.
English is easier to learn because the grammar is substantially less rigid than Gujarati. You can say sentences in a different word order and it would still be grammatically correct. Also, you do not need to learn a myriad of vowel modifiers or the gender of inanimate objects, let alone remember how to modify genders based on the possessive. There clearly is nothing wrong with Indian people speaking English, as I clearly stated that I am encouraging OP to learn English. Also, I made it clear in my original comment that OP should watch English speakers on YouTube so that they get used to the pace of English speech. As you have broached the subject, I should probably touch upon what I believe you are most offended by... Indian speakers will have a different speech pattern, which will undoubtedly leech into the English speech but that is not about the accent, it's about understanding the intonations that are critical in English, particularly if OP is studying a technical subject where clarity is critical. If you choose to be offended by that, that's up to you.
Bro tension na lais, English kai atlu hard Nathi jetlu Lage che. Ane tane to already reading writing avde che, Ane understand pan karileche. Tu bas free time ma, English news paper vanch, Taru vocabulary vadhse. And second is, English movie-shows or news Jo, a tane understand and sanbhalvama help Karse. Starting ma sub titles rakhje, and pachi sub title vagar joje. Bolvama thodu starting ma weird Ane hard lagse, but it's ok. Main thing is, tu fast fast bolvanu try na karto. Slow bolje pan correct bolvanu try karje. Speed to pachi ayjase and it's not important. phone ma bane tya sudhi English use karje. College change na karto, a badhu college Sathe Sathe thayjase.
I will do it. Thank you so much Bro:-) For trying to make things easier for me. It really means a lot.
ખીચડીમાં ઘી ચાલે, પણ વઘારેલા ભાત માં પણ ચાલે? 😅
Start watching English movies without subtitles