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Guest Posted 22 years ago
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Spoken english lessons for Indians

Hello,
I live in Roselle (a Chicago suburb), Illinois. My 6 year old niece has recently come to the US for the first time from India & has joined a school here. Since english is not her native language, she needs help with spoken english.
Would appreciate it if someone could give some information about spoken english classes.
Am looking for a tutor who also understands Hindi, since that is my neice's native language.

Thanks!
  

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hai, im mahindra from india . And make her to watch english movies.

— Mahindra

  • hai, im mahindra from india .
  • And make her to watch english movies.
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hai,
im mahindra from india . don't be discouraged .English is a language but not knowledge
.so try to read as many english papers as she can.And make her to watch english movies.
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Hi I'm Anita from California.I teach english in community college here.I taught Spoken English in Hyderabad, India for quite some time.I used to also teach some friends kids spoken english through post over there. I can speak Hindi fluently. So how can I help your niece?
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hi this is karthika from india i think u posted this mail on 2004 fine howz ur niece now i think now she grasped the language rite convey my regards to her take care bye
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Hello,

The local school would be the best bet to find someone to teach your niece English. The school should have resources or be able to point you in the right direction. You are lucky that your niece is young, since learning a new language is much faster that way. I would check with a local Hindu temple as well. Maybe post an ad on a bullentin board there, or ask if they could
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0To learn any language, first thing is that you need to have the passion to learn. Read a lot of English books with a dictionary at your side. Then slowly start talking with people in English even if you are not fluent. Practice is the only way to master the spoken language.0-
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00You can use reading materials, such as Newspapers, you can also watch English films, use Dictionaries etc, there are 100s of reading materials and resources to help you learn English. 02br
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0 If you can afford to spend Rs.500, then nothing like the spoken English kit from CIEFL(Central Institute of English and Foriegn Languages), hyderabad.They provide cassettes along with the material and you can very easily learn by yourself at home.They teach you proper British accent. 0-
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0 I can help you. I'm an English teacher for seven years now. First,we'll start with writing composition. 02br
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00You don't need to spend if you can find a language exchange partner who is interes
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0Hi, 02br
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00My name is Geraldine and I live in Mumbai. I am interseted in teaching children spoken English and would like to know where I can get some teaching materials etc which would be of help to me. I would also like to teach spoken English to college students and housewives. Please suggest some suitable course materials. 02br
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