*Important DISCLAIMER!* To all my Indian brothers and sisters from Ahmedabad. Please allow me to clarify what was said in this video as many of you in the comment section took my words out of context. I did not think bad about Ahmedabadi people and I certainly didn't make fun of them by saying that it is funny that they don't speak English. Well, when I arrived to Ahmedabad I was coming after a long journey around India including Delhi, MP, Rajasthan, Punjab and more. In all these cities most of the young guys, specifically students were speaking English and then when I arrived to Ahmedabad and as you see in the video I was exploring the more modern side of Ahmedabad. So, I was very surprised to see that almost no one could speak to me in English unlike in all other Indian cities I visited. So, when I said that it is "funny", I meant to say that it is surprising to me that in a modern city like Ahmedabad I met collage students don't know English. But that was only my first day in Ahmedabad and later in my trip in Ahmedabad I found of-course many nice people who spoke a very good English. You can see it also in the video from the science city of Ahmedabad and also in the video with the happy guys I met on the street of Ahmedabad. So, guys, don't take it too seriously. It was the first day in Ahmedabad and I was surprised to find students who didn't speak any English at the time. I haven't made fun of them or said anything was wrong about them. Thanks and enjoy.
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@@travelwithpeace1People here in India are very practical and business minded so they will never waste their time to learn a language which is the first language of less than 1% people in India, because it's not beneficial in their businesses or jobs and the people who know English will not be mostly there (passing their time at early morning - work hours ) but in their office or doing there business. You will find very less students fluent in English because in India every state has it's own language so students will learn that language first then they will focus on the Hindi language because it's the most spoken language in India and is known in many states and after that they may learn an Indian language because of their interest or job requirement then comes the English but most people find it useless to waste time as they don't give interview to BBC😂
Welcome to India. For the state of GUJARAT, all guide books are outdated, so here are some things to see: 1. Statue of Unity (tallest statue in the world) near Vadodara 2. Gir National Park (The only natural habitat of the Asiatic Lion) 3. Akshardham Temple in Gandhinagar, close to Ahmedabad 4. Modhera Sun Temple close to Ahmedabad 5. Rann of Kutch: Rann Utsav Festival (Oct. to Feb.) is amazing! 6. Sabarmati Ashram of Mahatma Gandhi in Ahmedabad 7. Lakshmi Vilas Palace in Vadodara 8. Somnath 9. Dwarka 10. Diu 11. Rani Ki Vav 12. Surat Diamond Bourse (largest office building in the world) 13. Narendra Modi Stadium (largest stadium in the world) 14. Manekchowk night market in Ahmedabad 15. Law Garden night market in Ahmedabad 16. Sabarmati Riverfront in Ahmedabad (possible sight of 2036 Olympics) 17. Kankaria Lake Recreational Area in Ahmedabad 18. Adalaj Stepwell 19. Hathee Singh Jain Temple in Ahmedabad 20. Ambaji Goddess Temple in Banaskantha District 21. Shatrunjaya Hill temple in Palitana 22. Nilkanth Dham Swaminarayan Temple near Vadodara 23. Saputara Lake 24. Polo Forest 25. Dholavira (ancient city ruins from 3500 BCE) 26. Balasinor Dinosaur Excavation and Museum 27. Science City in Ahmedabad 28. GIFT City (new fintech city being built) And be sure to do the Thali restaurants in Ahmedabad. They are something unique. Here are some of the best: 1. Agashiye 2. Atithi 3. Gordhan Thal 4. Vishala 5. Rajwadu
Why is it funny? Why should people know English just to facilitate you? Would you say the same while visiting Japan or it won't be funny there? Or should I write this comment in Hindi or Gujarati to make it funny?
@@powersap1348 I'm afraid you took my words out of context. Well, 1. all I was saying was, coming to Ahmedabad after visiting many other cities and states in india where the majority of people spoke English in some capacity, that it was surprising to me (some say that "it's funny to me", meaning - surprising) that in Ahmedabad even the younger generation like boys and girls who study in college or university don't know any English. 2. That I was saying also considering that English is the most popular international language in the world, spoken as a second language almost anywhere you go. Hindi, on the other hand, is not spoken outside of India, even as a second language. So, there is no comparison there whatsoever.
Dude first of all don't make fun of language. The main reason ppl don't speak English is the environment and necessity. There is no place English is required so normal ppl do not have habit of speaking English. That's why they don't have experience and vocabulary is low but most can speak that much that they can help uh or guide. And about students they can write English but in speaking English they feel kind of nervousness. So please be kind and atleast don't write bitter captions. Coz people are really sweet in Gujarat so don't speard bitterness just because of laughter bearer. Hope to see good titles in upcoming videos.
@@smartlove111 I'm afraid you took my words out of context. Well, 1. all I was saying was, coming to Ahmedabad after visiting many other cities and states in india where the majority of people spoke English in some capacity, that it was surprising to me (some say that "it's funny to me", meaning - surprising) that in Ahmedabad even the younger generation like boys and girls who study in college or university don't know any English. 2. That I was saying also considering that English is the most popular international language in the world, spoken as a second language almost anywhere you go. Hindi, on the other hand, is not spoken outside of India, even as a second language. So, there is no comparison there whatsoever.
@@travelwithpeace1 This is even more strange that u just copied ur own reply which u gave to someone else one week earlier. I don't know u even read my comment or not I never mentioned anything about hindi. And even explained why students are not talking in English. U should atleast read comment before replying.
@smartlove111 you're right. I meant to send you just the first point I made for why I was surprised to see students who don't know English. And in regards to sending you the same message, well my friend, you have to understand that you run a channel and get the same comments repeatedly you don't have the time or energy to write to everyone a separate reply. But I did read your comment in full.
@@travelwithpeace1 Thanks for giving your precious time and effort. I appreciate that. Hope u will visit more cities of Gujarat and will have great time.
Hi..Bhavesh from Ahmedabad..Many people speak English here but you catch up right person..next time you will be ahmedabad i will be hosted you and show you all the parts of city.. even other parts of Gujarat...how was your experienced in India..?
Namaste From Bharat, In Gujarat and specially in cities of Gujarat so many people can speak in English very well, you didn't ask anything inside that stores, you didn't ask to people who can speak English well. In schools and colleges of Gujarat English teaching is there and most of schools are also now English Medium in the big cuties, some people lack in speaking English. Tone of Indians, Europian and American differs so some people can't understand easily. I am from Vadodara city of Gujarat and even here you will find many people who can easily talk in English. Though I have studied my Primary in Gujarati, I know English very well and studied my college in English easily. And I don't think you people know more languages; In Gujarat almost everyone knows 2-3 languages, Gujarati, Hindi and English; are people of your country can do...!? And this is the time when people of other countries are learning Indian Languages, so it's better you also learn, because its time of Bharat and people of Bharat again. Bharat Mata Ki Jay...!!!🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Jay Jay Garvi Gujarat...!!! Jay Shree Krishna, Jay Shree Ram, Har Har Mahadev...🚩🚩🚩
@HarshKurmi why should anyone in England speak Hindi? It's only used in one country - India, while English is used all over the world, including India. Samahgei?
If you can't put your language then why should we put our language Gujarati is my mother tongue Hindi is my national language so if you want to talk to us you can do it in this language And it's not that no one in Ahmedabad knows English, in my opinion you need to visit Gujarat more.@@travelwithpeace1
@@dobo1873 I'm afraid you took my words out of context. Well, 1. all I was saying was, coming to Ahmedabad after visiting many other cities and states in india where the majority of people spoke English in some capacity, that it was surprising to me (some say that "it's funny to me", meaning - surprising) that in Ahmedabad even the younger generation like boys and girls who study in college or university don't know any English. 2. That I was saying also considering that English is the most popular international language in the world, spoken as a second language almost anywhere you go. Hindi, on the other hand, is not spoken outside of India, even as a second language. So, there is no comparison there whatsoever.
@@travelwithpeace1there is dark reason of bloody colonisation and loot culture of that time of England why english is second language in many countries and there is nothing to be proud of to be honest. You should not except everyone to learn English as if you want to go by numbers Indians are largest population in the world so everyone should learn Indian languages. It should be in every school in Britain. I mean who calls themselves great when nobody gave them title they started to quote themselves the Great Britain lol need to think that actually.
@@travelwithpeace1What “out of context”? You go around asking everyone if they speak English and are shocked. That’s pretty demeaning don’t you think? Your motherland also succumbed to English - sad no? You didn’t even tip the rickshaw driver - cheapskate.
Bro I don’t know why people in comments are being jerk telling to learn Gujarati of course English is most accepted all over the world, other than that I would tell you,there is stereotype of Gujarati not having a great over English traditionally, although it is changing.
@karmnandani3598 Thank you, brother, for your kind words. I have no problem with any of the comments. Believe me that I don't care about that because you can't be a youtuber without getting negative comments, and you learn to ignore them. But I'm proud of you for understanding the point I was making. It shows that you are a smart person. Only the very low minded people could say that I should be knowing Gujarati which is only spoken in Gujarat instead of them knowing even just a little bit of English which is spoken all over the world and they also study English in school, college, and university anyway.
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By the way you ask me why don't you speak English. And when I come to England, do you speak Hindi or Gujarati or any other language. By the way, in all the countries of Europe, only the languages of our country are spoken, so we also give importance to our local language brother.
@@VijayKoriya-cl9dl I'm afraid you took my words out of context. Well, 1. all I was saying was, coming to Ahmedabad after visiting many other cities and states in india where the majority of people spoke English in some capacity, that it was surprising to me (some say that "it's funny to me", meaning - surprising) that in Ahmedabad even the younger generation like boys and girls who study in college or university don't know any English. 2. That I was saying also considering that English is the most popular international language in the world, spoken as a second language almost anywhere you go. Hindi, on the other hand, is not spoken outside of India, even as a second language. So, there is no comparison there whatsoever.
@travelwithpeace1 I know that English is an international language but in Gujarat most of the people give more importance to their local language. But it is not true that people do not speak English in Ahmedabad. But what should I say, I was lucky that I did not find anyone who could talk to you in English, here you may not believe it but 30% people speak English
And now whenever you come to Ahmedabad, if you learn a little Hindi, you will enjoy it more. And it is not that you speak English and people do not understand anything, here most of the people may not speak English but they understand English. Now come next time and enjoy a lot. Anyway, we Gujarati people know how to welcome guests very well.
In Family culture don't pressure on language They may be know English but not fluent to speak. But current generation parents ie. After 90's are different.
Can you also show the machine manufacturing in Ahmedabad. Machines for food processing, there seems to be a lot of companies in that region that makes them. Metal crafting stainless steel.
Well, I did not hear about that while I was there. Maybe at another opportunity. 😆 I do have some great content coming from the futuristic science city in Ahmedabad.
Your expectations for English language in any part of the world seems funny 😂😂. You speak english because it may be your mother tongue. We respect you as our guest. Please respect our culture.
@@nileshpatel3430 I'm afraid you took my words out of context. Well, 1. all I was saying was, coming to Ahmedabad after visiting many other cities and states in india where the majority of people spoke English in some capacity, that it was surprising to me (some say that "it's funny to me", meaning - surprising) that in Ahmedabad even the younger generation like boys and girls who study in college or university don't know any English. 2. That I was saying also considering that English is the most popular international language in the world, spoken as a second language almost anywhere you go. Hindi, on the other hand, is not spoken outside of India, even as a second language. So, there is no comparison there whatsoever.
@@KAVITADESIGN-m9u How ironic and funny for you to write this comment in the language that is spoken in the entire world. Ha? I guess if you would not know how to write in English that you wouldn't be able to do any business around the world, let alone not to write comments on youtube. So who is narrow minded now? The one who knows only Hindi which is spoken only in India or the one who also knows English and is able to do business with the world.
If we gujrati visits in ur country do you know our gujrati launguage and how to speak definately no! Then how can you expect wholly and considering funny And main thing they are from gandhinagar if you meet pure ahemdabadi students you will get to know how fluently students can speak ( I'm also from Ahmedabad fyki)
Hi peace if you visit Ahmedabad next time meet me once I ll show you our Ahmedabad hidden beautiful place and one more your difficulty is no one speak english bcz in all gujrat our mother tung is gujrati that's why not one can speak english but every one is understood very nicely what are you saying next time you visit in gujrat or Ahmedabad then you have some queries or questions then you can talk with shopkeepers and shop staffs they are guided properly bcz they are known english very fluently,I hope you come as soon as possible must visit once again and meet me ,,, namaste 🙏
Everywhere in india the rickshaw drivers fleece passengers as in this case except in Mumbai where the charges are according to the meter. The govt is sleeping 😮 😅 By an indian
I had a hard time communicating while travelling to Latin American countries, some of french states, they hardly speak english or understand it. It so depends on the environment around you, need of speaking certain languages so I don’t know why you find it surprising or funny that less people are speaking english with you. Even in the most developed countries like China and Japan you will find small % of people speaking fluent English.
Learn Gujarati! You are here! I can use the English language and have to speak that if we go to England but you should learn basic language or keep a translator. Thank you.
Bro please tell me, when you go to Indian restaurants in UK ( which I am certain that you do as curry is apparently a national dish of uk), do you speak Hindi? So what’s so funny if you are in India and people don’t speak English. Still much better that almost half of the Indian population speaks English, than you guys speak any other languages like Spanish & French, which you have to study while you’re in UK schools. Just want to understand.
@SBQueen-ov6qv I'm afraid you took my words out of context. Well, 1. all I was saying was, coming to Ahmedabad after visiting many other cities and states in india where the majority of people spoke English in some capacity, that it was surprising to me (some say that "it's funny to me", meaning - surprising) that in Ahmedabad even the younger generation like boys and girls who study in college or university don't know any English. 2. That I was saying also considering that English is the most popular international language in the world, spoken as a second language almost anywhere you go. Hindi, on the other hand, is not spoken outside of India, even as a second language. So, there is no comparison there whatsoever.
@@travelwithpeace1 I understand but you said to the auto driver” learn English “and the way you said it sounded wrong that’s it. And hope you got my point as well.
Most of north, west, east and central India speaks very little little English. It is not required to be used in daily lives. Only south India where all the IT is speaks little better English..
@miteshvaishnav4283 English is a worldwide language that is used everywhere in the world. In fact, otherwise, you wouldn't have been able to even write this comment, bro. Hindi is only used in India. I didn't expect every Indian to know English. But I visited Ahmedabad after many other states in india where most people spoke English, and that is why I was surprised that even university students in Ahmedabad didn't know any English.
@@travelwithpeace1how can you judge a city with compare to other city of India? It's a wrong message go from your video that shows our city has less educated compare to other. It's possible whom you met is not comfortable to speak English. The people who commented here are write,speak English verry well. So can't judge our city with other. Nd knowing English is not necessary for all. It feels like you insulting a city's education.
@harshpancholi3266 Oh, my brother. Please, don't take it the wrong way. All I was saying in the video was that most people I met in the modern side of Ahmedabad didn't know how to speak to me in English and it was surprising to me in comparison to other cities I was in india. Nothing to make your city less good. It's just a fact that I experienced, bro.
