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I Speak You Speak English Demo by Englishteacher Namrata Arora
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Monday, May 9, 2011
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मोड़ना, तह करना
मोड़ना [Mo(rd)na]
तह करना [Teh Karna]
Both the Verbs mean the same thing- "to fold"
Remember these when you fold clothes or a paper.
तह करना [Teh Karna]
Both the Verbs mean the same thing- "to fold"
Remember these when you fold clothes or a paper.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Speaking in Public
Scene 1
As you set the mike in front of your mouth, your legs start trembling and eyes gazing at the huge crowd eager to listen to your speech. You swallow hard, wipe away the beads of sweat from your forehead and open a small piece of paper. After clearing your throat almost three times, you start with the Introductions. By the time you recah the fifth sentence, you have already moved your head down to read from the paper. The subsequent paragraphs are actually read from the written script as by now you know you have already spoiled the fun of speaking.
Scene 2
As you set the mike in front of your mouth, you smile and the crowd cheers as the excitement reaches your eyes. You are confident that the listeners will love what you are going to speak and narrate. You know you are going to talk about your own strengths and achievements; presented in a form that suits and appeals to the audience. You are happy to have this unique opportunity to ‘sing the melody’ and transform indiscernible information into material knowledge. As you deliver the GOLDEN WORDS, the listeners raise their eyebrows, smile and clap. Most of those who were leaning or sitting aback, straighten up as their interest gets incited in your speech. The speech is so awesome that the listeners grow sad that it ends; but, are at the same time satisfied that they got a chance to listen to an orator like you who never used a paper!
The good part about both the scenes is that the outcome of your attitude and behaviour is predictable. Why then take a chance by not preparing well for your speech? Join this unique online English class on Sunday http://www.wiziq.com/online-class/500405-paperless-public-speaking and prepare your Speech with Namrata Arora.
As you set the mike in front of your mouth, your legs start trembling and eyes gazing at the huge crowd eager to listen to your speech. You swallow hard, wipe away the beads of sweat from your forehead and open a small piece of paper. After clearing your throat almost three times, you start with the Introductions. By the time you recah the fifth sentence, you have already moved your head down to read from the paper. The subsequent paragraphs are actually read from the written script as by now you know you have already spoiled the fun of speaking.
Scene 2
As you set the mike in front of your mouth, you smile and the crowd cheers as the excitement reaches your eyes. You are confident that the listeners will love what you are going to speak and narrate. You know you are going to talk about your own strengths and achievements; presented in a form that suits and appeals to the audience. You are happy to have this unique opportunity to ‘sing the melody’ and transform indiscernible information into material knowledge. As you deliver the GOLDEN WORDS, the listeners raise their eyebrows, smile and clap. Most of those who were leaning or sitting aback, straighten up as their interest gets incited in your speech. The speech is so awesome that the listeners grow sad that it ends; but, are at the same time satisfied that they got a chance to listen to an orator like you who never used a paper!
The good part about both the scenes is that the outcome of your attitude and behaviour is predictable. Why then take a chance by not preparing well for your speech? Join this unique online English class on Sunday http://www.wiziq.com/online-class/500405-paperless-public-speaking and prepare your Speech with Namrata Arora.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Pepsi Change the Game- Series of Advertisements
Pepsi has done it again! The entire series of commercials do full justice to the words "mind-blowing" and "mindful":
Wtach the first one
Wtach the first one
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Pronunciation Basics Tips
New words, lessons and essays; when read for the first time pose a certain degree of problem. For instance, when you read a pamphlet or leaflet selling tiles or a washing machine, you might come across new words, technical in nature; often difficult to speak or pronounce. And, you end up classifying the text as tough or difficult. Why get discouraged?
Here are a few common points that help you simplify pronunciation:
1. Know the difference between ‘p’ and ‘b’ (Put and But)
2. Know the difference between ‘b’ and ‘v’ (Ban and Van)
3. C is pronounced as Cat (sound of Ka) as well as Cell (sound of S)
4. Ch sound comes from stion or ture (Question) and (Picture)
Well, there are plenty of them; try adding them here.
Here are a few common points that help you simplify pronunciation:
1. Know the difference between ‘p’ and ‘b’ (Put and But)
2. Know the difference between ‘b’ and ‘v’ (Ban and Van)
3. C is pronounced as Cat (sound of Ka) as well as Cell (sound of S)
4. Ch sound comes from stion or ture (Question) and (Picture)
Well, there are plenty of them; try adding them here.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Upcoming Online Classes
I teach the following subjects/ topics online:
1. I Speak You Speak English (Conversational English)
2. Written English
3. Formal English
4. Soft Skills
5. CAT Preparation
6. IELTS Preparation
7. TOEFL-iBT Preparation
8. GRE Preparation
9. I Speak You Speak English (Advanced level)
10. Management subjects- Marketing, Organization Behaviour, Human Resource, Principles of Management, and others.
To keep track of my online classes join my upcoming classes
1. I Speak You Speak English (Conversational English)
2. Written English
3. Formal English
4. Soft Skills
5. CAT Preparation
6. IELTS Preparation
7. TOEFL-iBT Preparation
8. GRE Preparation
9. I Speak You Speak English (Advanced level)
10. Management subjects- Marketing, Organization Behaviour, Human Resource, Principles of Management, and others.
To keep track of my online classes join my upcoming classes
बिना
बिना: without
I have heard this word almost a thousand times on the Radio with every song being played. The expression "tere bin" signifies the deep intent of "without you".
I have heard this word almost a thousand times on the Radio with every song being played. The expression "tere bin" signifies the deep intent of "without you".
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