Okay so? Edit: Don’t be dead serious???lol it’s keyboard mistake, I don’t have any serious intention to spread hate. Don’t be crazy.There are almost every people know/understand more than one language. The fact is only 12% of Indians knows the Fluent/True English,I may not one of those and don’t think that you have better either.
@@Rolando_Cueva India have more than 22 official regional language and more than 700( around ) unofficial local and tribal language. It would be mess to for mother toung as there is conflict because linguistic identity too. So long story short English naturally became official language in the country of 1.4 billion and it will remain as long as we don't solve this language problem.
I'm an indian and i know total of 4 and half language. Gujarati, hindi, english,marathi and punjabi... And i can confidently say average indian youth speaks 3 languages hindi, their regional language(more than 20 in india) and english(collage)....
@@rocksanup3553 you can understand anyone, irrespective of their accent. It just depends on how they twist their tongue. Pretty sure you would've found it easier to understand as well.
He is a railway engineer in the Nilgiri hills where landslides occur every 5 days once and animals roam in the nights and here people are mocking his accent
who tf mocking his accent ??? alll i see insecure indians saying people saying other are mocking his accent.so iwent through 100s of comment and guess what. i found zero comment mocking his accent. just stfu already. nobody's mocking the dude. stop making comments based on your delusions
@@lugartan3418 wtf you mean by tribal languages if britishers wouldn't have colonised the world especially USA then so according to your logic english would be considered as one of the tribal language. mind your tone and language before saying anything
To the surprise of foreigners, In India 19,500 mother tongues spoken , and based on the linguistic diversity not a single English accent can be termed as the accent of whole nation.
True however it's 19,500 dialects, The number of languages is between 200-300 depending on the study you refer to. Although there are around 50 major languages with over a million speakers. Still applies,although saying 19500 languages is a bit of an overexxageration.
@@kiteknight23no south Mumbai and Delhi accent sound different from bihari and punjabi accents. The typical accent u hear is stereotypical south indian accent
@@cliprimate_EXtinted Bro Bengali people are good at English...Their Hindi is funny😅 But I was born in Assam so I can fluently speak 6 languages - English Hindi Bengali Assamese Sanskrit Sylheti
World want to have a laugh from British accent British people : Funny innit bruv my original gangster World want to have a laugh from Espanol accent Espanol people: Gracias World want to have a laugh from Chinese accent Chinese people : 我笑得屁滚尿流 World want to have a laugh from Indian accent indian : and i tool that personally inserts pictures of insulting Western people*
bro can hold a conversation in language that has the exact opposite grammar and he probably taught himself that while also being an expert at his job. W Indian Guy
I'm an English teacher. What is amazing about this man is that his grammar and vocabulary are really good. Usually someone at his level can correct some of their own pronunciation mistakes, so at least their accent is somewhat decent. I think that he just was never around native English speakers and nobody bothered to try and help correct his mistakes. It almost seems like he learnt English from books. But, I know that in India there is no shortage of English teachers. I think it's charming.
The english teachers are also Indian. They teach the language, they're not like ethnically english. Hell my school english teacher sounded far worse than this guy.
English is usually taught with an accent there, and the accent is a natural part of the English ‘dialects’ of India. And you’re right, generally speaking, most Indian English speakers have never talked to native speakers, which makes their skill level all the more impressive.
He is a section engineer, not a English professor. He does not do the job of interacting with international clients only to get paid minimum wage, he does a very difficult and serious job.
Since he is working in a popular tourist spot in tamilnadu, he would be fluent in Tamil, baduga, malayalam, Hindi and even telugu to handle tourists from all over. ENGLISH IS JUST ONE OF THE 6 LANGUAGES HE HAS TO USE.
And to say that these languages are so much different than each other, yet he's most probably fluent in all of them while we have whiteys who don't even speak English properly but has audacity to mock. I'm writing this in english btw so their dumasses could understand.
But lets also stand still to the fact that millions of people in many countries, including developed countries do not speak a single word of English. Kudos to this man!
@@farza1615 nope, not just the millennials, almost everyone I know is obsessed with learning English. Also FYI, I WASN'T BLAMING THE KIDS IN ANYWAY, ITS THEIR PARENTS WHO ARE GUILTY!!! GOT IT???
@@irresponsibleidiot3748 U said "kids these days" which means ur blaming the kids but I think the parents are making us think that eng is everything lol while the most famous footballer Ronaldo doens't know eng and he only speaks his lang
@@farza1615 how can I blame the kids for not knowing something that they were never taught ??? By the way I don't understand y Ronaldo is mentioned as a counterpoint to my statement, either way it's wrong coz Ronaldo can speak English since he plays for an English club ,, you actually meant to say Messi I guess.
@@rangershark10 OK so ? Where are you going with it ? It's their native language not yours . You don't get to speak wrong and then say it's clear though lol 😆 😂 🤣 😅
But I can see 👀 People are mocking him and calling him cringe but what the fu** he even do? Doing his own work is cringe for these westerners. They fing chinese,korean,japanese,british accent cool but we are easy target for racism
Based on his accent, I think he's from eastern UP or Bihar--"ij" instead of "is", "pus" instead of "push", "bhe" instead of "we". As someone who has spent a lot of time in Bihar, this accent is very familiar, and I'm 100% sure about it. He's just living in Tamil Nadu ig. Westerners consider the Indian accent, Chinese accent, Arabic accent funny. But imagine them trying to speak in Hindi, Tamil, Chinese or Arabic. That would be a disaster. No matter which part of the world we belong to, if English is not out first language, we should make it a point to never think of our accent as inferior to that of native English speakers. It becomes inferior and funny the moment we lose respect for ourselves. What's popular isn't necessarily right, and there's nothing inherently wrong in having a "weird" accent like this.
Actually Bihar and up ppl have got the best accent in English they can't speak like native speakers but they are nearly close to them it's just because of their mother toungue maithili and all (anyways I think he's from Tamil Nadu)
Indian here. You speak only English. He speaks English and another language or two. You speak English for yourself. He speaks English for you. I am proud of him. ❤
This guy passed the hardest exam of the country, tougher than the civil services, to become whatever he is. I hope his children haven't become woke trash in the us.
@@mrudul4150your name is mrudul so i guess you are an indian, and asking such silly questions shows your stupidity. Competitive exams are toughest in India and other populated countries maybe like china.
@@vatsalsanwaria537 there are no bounds to the hipocrisy of the western culture. And no one does it better than those fine English gentlemen who on one side fought great wars for the sake of freedom and liberalism and on the other starved millions and millions of Asians and Africans.
@@ChallHatt well today, who rules internet, indirectly influences people n society. American media (entertainment,memes, RU-vid, TikTok) is the fastest influencing power today. Thus viable source of ignorance n discrimination against people.
@@vatsalsanwaria537 Indians are soon going to overtake the internet. It's inevitable. More and more content will be centralized at the Indian audience. We're already witnessing it day by day. Western reactions on Indian films and songs are getting millions of views already.
@@ChallHatt but Indians are only the Big numbers of "consumers", the power will always remain with the real owners of internet, the ones who own all the platforms where Indians only r present as the consuming crowd.
I did find it funny and laugh. However the vocabulary this man has, is enough to show that he is well educated than most of your favorite celebrities like BTS who can't even utter a single word in English and you literally worship them. This world has some level of hypocrisy, they get away with it cuz they're Korean and people think they look cute.
@@kanakkaradbhajne7105 True. People who can't do anything can only mock, India has the world's most diversity to many things, and language is one of those diversities.
@@ryusbubbles5236 "He is a railway engineer in the Nilgiri hills where landslides occur every 5 days once and animals roam in the nights and here people are mocking his accent" not my comment ,just posted. this interview was about knowledge but people instead fucking focused on his accent. so now what should we do?stop participating in interviews?thats what foreigners want.!
an average Indian person can speak more than 3 languages I.e mother tongue, Hindi, and English, so one English accent can't represent a whole nation's accent.
Only about 20% (at max) of the Indian populace speak English and upto 50% speak Hindi. Given these figures I find it impossible to accept that the "average Indian" can speak more than 3 languages. I would be pretty sure the average Indian can't even speak 2. If you do have a source, I could be wrong here.
@@abhinavadarshsood5759 Can't say about at least 3, but I think most average Indians do speak at least 2 languages: mother tongue and Hindi. I am from North East and I speak Nepali (my mother tongue), Hindi and English. Like me, most people in different states in India do speak at least 2 languages.
Idk. But as a Filipino I love hearing natural accent such as this. Even African, Italian, french, Russian, latin American, Chinese, and ours they're nice and interesting to hear
@@patriot4786 can you speak Hindi properly ? with good grammar ?? the ans. is hell no then curb your racism . English is not our mother tongue even he can speak more then 2 languages but not u😂😂😂
@@patriot4786 Yeah, well.. tell me, can you pronounce a single sentence in hindi correctly? english ain't our first language yo. and we're proud of that. we got, like, hundreds of different cultures in a single, not-so-big subcontinent. and hundreds of different languages too, while England has just one single langauge , ENGLISH. anyways racists like u are just too orthodox to understand reasonable explanation.
Forget accent... He is doing a very challenging job with a smile on his face... More power to him and all these workers who keep the country moving in such adverse conditions
He is a North Indian (from either U.P. or Bihar) but working and living in Tamil Nadu in southern India, where a different language is spoken. So he communicates with others in pidgin English.
@@sanjayshastry2436 , if this is proper English, then I’m sorry to say this but, you have never listened to proper English. I’m not one of those who judge people on their knowledge of English…but it’s quite obvious that Mr Section Engineer is not fluent in English.
Every Indian language uses exact pronounciation of each letter of a word of that language. So when it comes to English, which has something else pronounced for something very different written, Indians tend to pronounce each and every letter as usual. We need more people like him in India than pseudo American wannabes
As an Indian, it's bit hard to learn proper Eng accent at first. Cuz in Eng, you don't pronounce things the way they are written(eg. pseudo, rough, etc) . While in hindi or most indian languages, it is pronounced the exact way it's written. So, we have the tendency to speak this way and it indeed sounds a bit funny even to us lol. 😂 English is a wierd language ngl. Like the spelling of some words are just horrible, that's why the world has spell bee competitions 🤣
Yep kinda weird, English accent is regional for example its different in USA's southern states than northern states lol, then Canadian, Australian and British English accents and Indian English accent is also separately recognised and many Hindi/Sanskrit words have also become part of official English language.
he born and brought speaking his mother tongue bengali, he speaks hindi with his colleagues, he even learnt english to communicate with other people too. and you're making fun of his accent despite of knowing english is not his first language. having an accent simply shows what part of region or country you belong to, it has nothing to do with intelligence.
@@OrangeSunshine15 Haa bhai sahi hai me bhi Japanese, French, sign language aur German sikhunga lekin not rn abhi physics chem maths padhlu badme ye languages sikhne ki ichha hai
I found his accent funny but not in a negative way - just made my mood better, it's great that he speaks the language than I, person from the other side of the world (Poland, Eastern Europe) , can understand.
Depends on the person's mother language in my region I have never heard this kind of accent my maths teacher had a bit of accent like this but not this strong@@lugartan3418
@@BlunT402 You are quite mistaken. If you observe accent of metro cities, they similar accent even though metro cities are located in different states. The reason is population of metro cities is diverse. So all metro cities have a similar english accent. You can't just say "Their accent is fake"
This is What I want, India has More English speakers Than The United states, But we still need Validation from Others if our accent is Ok or is wrong, This is the best Accent out there Idc If a Native English speaker comes up and says that's Stupid accent, Like Be proud Of it.
I've been to Inia multiple times. Always met extreamy friendly haspitable people! The people who speak Englisch are extremly easy to understand (easyier than many people in Australia - were I'm living right now). Greetings bhai & bahan!
Yeah so now they are speaking more than 3 language as in India every 3-4 district apart language changes. Language is language whether it's regional or international. As an Indian college student studying away from my home town I am surrounded with more than 3 people speaking different languages and I can understand those and I am Proud of it . @@HazardGamer-d9y
Not funny. At least he is speaking a foreign language which is understandable. Show me how many foreigners can speak in Indian language like the way Indian can speak foreign languages? Show me. Don't make fun of someone's accent. Thanks.
I am an indian and I know 4 languages. My dad knows 6 languages. During my youth I thought 4 languages is less. Now, after knowing more about the world thru the internet, I feel like "I KNOW 4 LANGUAGES, WOW". Most of us Indians, as a matter of fact know at least 2-3 languages.
India alone has more than 20 shades of English and we can identify the state of any person from his English accent. Regardless of his accent, he is translating English in his mind and speaking it without hesitation
Those are making fun of his accent , Please remember that Indian math guy from RU-vid who explains math better than a college professor. Don't know about other countries but for us Indians its a blessing.
English speaker here. I can understand most of what he's saying, and many white English people would, too. My parents have a weak Indian accent and they talk with white English people often with little failure of understanding what they say. I'm more used to the English accent, but I've had plenty of experience with hearing the different Indian accents as a result of being of Indian descent. It's about exposure, for the most part. E.g. at my University, there's a professor with a strong French accent and I often can't understand what he's saying.
@@Thindorama some might know dora the explorer level spanish, but other than that, yes. most aren't multilingual. all the multilingual americans are immigrants
