Are you speaking written language?

by Sandhya Rani in Humor & Jokes

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Sharmistha Banerjee

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12 years ago

#291923

Its not always possible to write those language which we speak.In home I used to speak Bengali but now see I am using the language of English.

Sharmistha Banerjee

sarala

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12 years ago

#298475

yes, writing language and speaking language is completely different from eachother

Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

RobertP

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12 years ago

#298498

When you are using written mode of communication, you should be grammatically right whereas spoken, grammar is not that much required.

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sarala

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12 years ago

#298510

written and spoken both need grammar Robert but spoken language is bit liberal then written

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RobertP

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12 years ago

#298518

Thats what I really meant Sarala Madam. Writing is bit complicated comparing to speaking.

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sarala

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12 years ago

#298539

Written English is bit complicated compared to spoken English. If we show confidence while speaking then if you speak wrong grammatically also no one bothers but while writing they will surely bother

Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

RobertP

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12 years ago

#298560

Usually most of the people know few languages only to speak not to write.

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Gulshan Kumar Ajmani

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12 years ago

#299347

Usually most of the people know few languages only to speak not to write.

Usually, you learn speaking first and writing later. This is about mother tongue or other languages. The illiterate know only such languages and they can only speak. But you learn the foreign languages the other way. You first learn alphabets then written language and after that speaking. Thus, you speak written English whereas spoken mother tongue. There is some difference between writing and speaking. To be proficient in spoken English, we need to see English language movies and TV programs. The novels by English and American authors will also give ideas about usage of English by native English speakers.

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RobertP

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12 years ago

#299366

my mother tongue is Bengali and I don't hear about bengalish ( Bangla+Eng)

I think it is the most important topic to be discussed here since communication plays a vital role now-a-days.

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Gulshan Kumar Ajmani

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12 years ago

#299399

Written English is bit complicated compared to spoken English. If we show confidence while speaking then if you speak wrong grammatically also no one bothers but while writing they will surely bother

While speaking you use short or even incomplete sentences and slang/ colloquial words. But even then, grammar is not totally ignored. If you use totally incorrect, this will be funny.

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