Why do North Indians like English more than Hindi?
Why do North Indians mispronounce so many English words?
How do native English speakers pronounce a word they have never seen before? Why do North Indians use so many abusive words? Do they think using abusive words makes them look so cool to the North Indian girls? Why do certain Indians still think that "Hindi" is just a North Indian language? Why is 'i' often pronounced like a 'y' in English and vice versa, esp. when they don't begin words? How do native speakers pronounce a new word? Do they use phonetic symbols? Why is V pronounced as B in North India? How do native English speakers know how to pronounce the words they encounter for the first time in written form? What English word is pronounced the most differently from the way it is spelled? How native English speaking kids are trained to spell any pronounced word? Why don't we change the English language so that all words are spelled as they sound? How do North Indians insult a South Indian? Why does it seem non-native English speakers say "actually" a lot more than native speakers? How do you pronounce certain English words? Why is the English language so weird? What is the origin of the strange accent of English spoken in India? How has the 'w' sound pronounced in words like why or what evolved among native speakers of English, particularly in the US? How would an English native speaker pronounce GUI? Why do south Indians hate north Indians? Do South Indians think that North Indians are arrogant? How come the letter "y" is, at least in American English, considered only sometimes a vowel? Why does this have to be treated differently from any other letter? Why does English retain archaic spellings, instead of reforming to match how things are pronounced, like other languages do? Why are there differences in spelling of certain words between American English and British English? Do I look weird when I write in English cursive? I was surprised when I noticed native speakers don't do that Why is the letter 'y' sometimes considered a vowel? Which phrases or words are used inappropriately in English by Indians? Why do native speakers say certain thing in a short and concise way, whereas non native speakers use more words or longer sentences? How can I better understand some native English expressions? Does having a native English accent hinder the learning of foreign languages? How many Indians speak only English? Is it normal to pronounce words differently than the people around me?