I am in India, I want to learn one Foreign language is undertand by all over the world, except English?
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There is no one world language (even Esperanto did not become popular). Some of the commercially important languages (apart from English) are German (many parts of Europe), French (many parts of Europe and Africa), Spanish (some parts of Europe, Latin America and even US), Chinese and Japanese. You can learn one of these based on which region you would want to work in and also which is being taught near your place.
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Hi Vandana. I was also in a marathi medium school. First thing to remember,  never keep inferiority complex in your mind about your medium. Try these things which helped me:\n1) First of all, start reading daily English news paper loudly.\n2) Read English story books you would like to read in Marathi.\n3) Try writing essays in English. If you can't, then first write in Marathi and then translate it in English. You can take guidance from you teacher.\n4) Always watch an English news channel and immediately, watch a Hindi or Marathi one to know the exact meaning of the news and try to know their accent(style of talking English) in English language.\n5) Don't look English language as a different language. Change you view about English.\n6) Try talking to friends about having conversation English.\n7) If you have a friend having same problem as you, encourage her also to learn to talk in English.\n8) And lastly, Spoken English Classes like "Hasure's" will definately help you.\n\nAbout marathi dictionary, I refer "Navneet", "Shree dictionary" And "Chaus dictionary".\n\nKeep asking, it'll help you.\n\nBest of luck !!!
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The country with the greatest number of english speakers is India
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Everything is relative from your mother tongue. You could say that Spanish is easy for you if you speak Portuguese but it might be not so easy for English speakers. Gaelic is such a small language that is really worth learning just so you can say you speak a rare language. GO FOR IT!!
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practise with native english speaking people, if you can't do that then try and find the BBC world service on the radio.\nit is people speaking perfect english. listen to it as much as possible
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Sure, just continue with English for now.  I recommend that you take the rest of this year to learn common spelling, usage and grammar.\n\nBTW, what is your native tongue?
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Maybe Switzerland can get along with multiple languages, but we cannot.\n\nThere is one important thing to remember about English:  next to Spanish, it is the easiest language in the world.  If you can't learn English, you have a severe learning disability.  Try learning a truly difficult language, like Chinese, Hungarian, or Czech.\n\nEvery document on which our nation was founded is written in English.  The language of international business is English.\n\nCan you imagine what a huge step backward it would be for significant portions of our population to be incapable of communicating in English?  Imagine how ridiculous we would appear in the eyes of the international community.  Little school children, from Rio de Janeiro to Bratislava learn English with ease.  We'd be the laughingstock of the world.\n\nI can just imagine the jokes:\n\n"Hey, what do you call someone in the U.S. who dresses well and speaks perfect English?  --- A tourist!"
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You already are making a great effort on your English! However, to start with when you write 'i', it is always in capitals, 'I', never small, even in the middle of a sentence! \n\nEnglish actually is one of the most easiest languages to learn, understand and speak! Even taxi drivers in India speak English, but ofcourse minus the refinement! This language is best learnt by practise, reading, writing, talking! Do it and do it always! \nWhenever, you want to write something, write in English and read it once and understand why you wrote it like that! When you notice that you wrote it wrongly, write it the correct way and read it again and this time cross check the differences between the right and wrong ones! \n\nWhen you speak, speak in English, no sweat even if you falter, or are not able to speak perfectly! As long as you are able to convey the message, its fine! And yes, DONOT worry if someone laughs at your spoken English, accept it and tell him/her that you are learning! Be confident! \nStart with this, if you like my suggestions, maybe we can move furhter on this with better learning skills! Best of luck!
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While the structures and different writing system make it doubtful that vocabulary and grammar will transfer from any of your languages, it is generally held to be true that being multi-lingual will help you learn your next language.  Your brain knows how to learn a new language.  You have some 'tricks' that you cannot consciously explain, but you are more efficient.  For one thing, you will no longer expect another language to be a secret code for English, and you wil not fight differing grammar rules.  (Oh, the topic of the sentence comes last...cool! instead of 'why are they so wrong?' or 'no verb conjugations or tenses, cool! instead of 'what's the matter with those people?") \nAs for basic fluency, what is your definition?  I think 'survival skills' are definately doable, but it takes an immersion experience in the country to actually become fluent.  I understand that good schooling can get you to Internediate-Low (ACTFL scale) and then you have enough language in your brain that an immersion experience can help you to become fluent.\n Good luck. I can hardly wait to find the time to learn a non-Indo-European language to see if those theories work for me!
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Wanna learn another language?\nLike dutch?\n\nI bet you're going to learn english now.\n:-)
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there is none.  english is the official language in some states, though, and other states have a non-english language as the official one. for example, hawaiian is the official language of hawaii.
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first learn english language
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I speak 7 different languages (of 7 different countries), including Tamil. It's not hard, when you put your mind to it. \n\nThe one advantage Tamil has over most Indian languages (that I myself find difficult to learn, only because I hadn't bothered), is you needn't cough your oesophagus out while trying to pronounce words (like in Hindi/ Urdu/ Arabic).\n\nYou'll get accustomed to the curly writings. Luckily, you have Tamil speaking friends whom you can listen and speak to at every given chance.
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I hope your kidding.\nIf your not you may want to pick up English as a second language.
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Teach English as a second language. You get to work with language everyday as well as be exposed to different cultures of the world. Since so many countries need teachers, you will never run out of different languages to learn or places to explore.
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nobody can understand you here , try yahoo india or learn english
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Well, first of all, while on a computer, use the spell check so you don't spell 'grammar' as 'grammer'.  This is a common mistake though.\n\nThen, do just as everyone here has recommended:  READ, READ, READ!  Also, be sure to read different genres of materials so that you are exposed to multiple types of structure as well as complex vocabulary:  IE:  classical literature and poetry vs. science fiction.  \n\nI would also visit some of the suggested websites for some editing practice.  Another one that I haven't seen suggested here is Dave's ESL Cafe.  You may wish to become pen pals with a native English speaker as well.  Note however, that there will be a vast difference in the English you encounter with a British person vs. an American, vs. Indian, etc.  You may wish to have several pen pals so you gain exposure to all the different dialects.  I would not mind corresponding with you if you so desire.  I am a bilingual teacher with five years experience, and never mind helping someone who is seriously intent on learning another language.\n\nGood luck to you!