Give Indians a break guys. We usually already are multilingual. Most know minimum 2-3 languages easily. If we don't want to add another one, don't judge us. Plus, I am sure they already know basic Japanese but not enough to hold a conversation with a Japanese speaker and consequently make friends.
3 years and still no effort put into learning the language. That speaks volumes. They'd rather sit and complain about how it's difficult for them without knowing Japanese, than actually taking the initiative and learning whatever they can.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
@@weingkham4033 you didn't understand my sarcasm....i meant to say ..If you can survive in India you can survive anywhere in the world..In India, going to other state is same as going to China or Japan
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421or Long story short "Side effects of Colonization" ;) We coexisted before they introduce English .... We Shared beliefs, ideas ,culture and literature without making language barrier an issue ... And now here we are Today .... Communicating with foreign language .🥲 I wonder if you will still give importance to English when technology will fully break this Language barrier in near future.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
People in the comments are ignorant, we are born multilingual 😂, I am Indian I know 4 languages fluently- *Marathi* (from the state of Maharashtra a state language), *Aahirani* (tribal language spoken in the Khandesh part of Maharashtra), *Hindi* (majorly spoken language in India), *English* . and also know other languages from other states like *Punjabi* from Punjab, *Haryanvi* from Haryana, *Gujrati* from Gujrat, *Bengali* , and a bit of *Assamese* , *bhojpuri*, and currently learning *German* and *Japanese* and I am not even language major, just a electronics engineer. 4 fluent langauge, 5 language near fluent speaking, 1 Ok-ish and 2 foreign language begineer. My mom and dad are fluent in four, my sister in 6 and my grandmom and granddad in 3. we Indians have really diverse cultures and languages. *India has 179 languages and 544 dialects*
@@architmishra015 you can say its amalgamation of hindi marathi and gujrati as its spoken in upper part of maharashtra which mostly has linguistic influence of gujrat and madhyapradesh , i mean it sounds like we are speaking one of those three but people can't understand it some marathi people can kinda figure out tho, its written in marathi script, i have never seen people from khandesh writing aahirani in marathi tho, everyone know marathi there so they just write any sentences in marathi itself, but will mostly communicate with each ither in Aahirani. like if you want to ask "what are you doing?" in marathi its like "kai kartoes/kartes tu?" in Aahirani its like "kai kari rahina?"
most of foreigners when they come to India for work or any reason they dont learn the language native people speak in english with them most of the time. 😅 that will not be conaidered as rude right? 🫠
Sir I understand, im from southIndia and i can speak 3 languages. some can speak 4-6 languages. Most of us and 99% of the corporate employees can speak english, i’m afraid it wont be possible to survive in india just by learning 1 native language.
@@gamersdeck1296 they might know basic day to day words, they didn’t tell that they doesn’t know how to speak at all, afterall I heared that their language is very hard to learn.
one indian even in india usually knows 3 langs ..eng ,hindi ,odia for me ... also for your info as diverse multilingual and multicultural india is ..there are 1000s languages official languages are 122 major and 1599 other languages...so think for yourself how unity in diversity works and how hard it is manage multilingual country is ...not oppressing not forcing people to follow one (as country like china does ) ..india has atithi devo bhavo concept ..guest or outsiders are welcomed with respect
Can someone please answer , that let's say in future , I chose PCB . Then if I study further in a japanese University. Do I have to study all of my subjects in japanese. And let's say I became a biology teacher or proffesor in japan,do I have to teach in japanese too ?
people here need to understand that Indian student who goes to Japan for studies most have compulsory 6month japanese language courses and they learn the language pretty fast..you will find that every university student are fluent in Japanese though..its mostly the Indians working in Rakuten and 2-3 other companies where Indians does not learn the language, rest everywhere the Indians knows learns the Language fast because the Japanese Colleagues prefers to speak in Japanese..don't make a judgement based on 20second clip
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
POV: you can't find the rude comments telling him to learn Japanese... Edit: I was only talking about rude comments, why's there a whole argument going on?? I believe everyone have the right to use their language, INDIA is a diverse country and we celebrate unity in diversity, it's up to them if they want to learn hindi or not!!! They're speaking English that's enough to communicate... Everyone should love their mother tongue, like we love Hindi they love Tamil, Telugu, kannada, malyalam, bhojpuri, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, odiya of whatever the language is. Just be United like we've always been....
Relaxxx people in comments! These people spend their time in office for about 10 hours and they did mentioned everyone at office talk english and not japanese! Unless or untill you actually interact with people and take extra classes you will not know how to speak! its basic common sense! just because you live a country not necessarily mean you have to know everything about the place! they might go back after their project is over to a new place or country! They are not living in Japan to marry a japanese girl and make a family! so relax!!
@@lalithrockz & yes 😂😂😂 they work from ass till midnights even on weekends deduct salary on 1 minute late suspend train driver for weeks on 1 minute late damn toxic wirkculture overlluy punctual 🤣🤣🤣🤣 they blindly belived in hard-work dieing from karoshi luckily
@@lalithrockz by the way my main reason for working in Japan in future would be clearly money 🤑 not settlement there I know some people in Japan they know the reality of the japan & how fake youtubers pretend Japan too be on online 😂🤣🤣🤣
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
When a child is born in India, they are born in their MT. Then they go on to learn Hindi (one of he official languages and spoken almost in all the states) along with English. By the time they reach college, the child usually picks up a different language to learn as the education system practically forces them. 😅 I was born in Maithili and learned Hindi and English as my 2nd and 3rd language. I understand a lot of North Indian languages cause’ I grew up in a multilingual environment. I have learned German to an intermediate level. I am also currently learning Japanese.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 I’m not against English or something and I accept its influence in today’s world. But it’s just sad to see how because of this the regional languages are been discredited by the same people who were nurtured into it.
Imagine u r telling this standing in Karnataka , u will see so many rude comments like learn Kannadda or else get out of Karnataka😂. This shows Japanese people are vwry humble and cultured . Atleast they dont forcefully shove thir language on ur mouth. These Kannadigas need to learn a lot from Japan. If u dont know the language that doesnt mean you are disrespecting that language
People can be driffeent buddy, i have lived in Karnataka for 10 years and its like that from the start. Japanese people were never colonized unlike us. Japans a big country unlike Karnataka or any south state.
mostly speak hindi and english brother, japanese is total different language don't compare both, you grew up in India so its not like you are completely unfamiliar with hindi. and japanese grammer is totally different and they got that kanji and other way of writing to
In North India atleast many can communicate with you in english so all you need is that. If you live there then you can learn a little bit hindi over years so that you can even speak with non-english speaker across almost every northern state
You can speak English and no one is forcing you to learn Hindi ,make south Indian friends who speak your language I am North Indian in South even i can say the things ,but we generally communicate in English only
@@rebanta570 bro, they are the same people who bark on North People if we don't learn the language, learning the lang. takes time. But, they want everybody to speak in English when they come to NI without learning a single word of Hindi or reginal lang. That shameless they're. My south Indian collogues working in Delhi for 4 years now, don't even utter a hindi word except "hmko Hindhi nii aati".
Only way to have growth for Japanese companies is to embrace Rakuten culture, skilled people are not going to spend years learning hiragana katakana and kanji for a job because they can get even higher salaries than in Japanese companies by learning something else like a new tech stack.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
There are requirements now for UG students if they get placed they have to learn Japanese and go. It is a price you have to pay you should respect their culture too. They provide you land for your monetary gains so this won't take you long
As if it’s their fault, the CZcams algorithm is designed in a way to push content to specific people when their country is mentioned, since there are so many of them, it’s pretty easy to get Indian views
People in the comments are literal kids. Many foreigners who lived in Japan for 10 years still can't speak the local language but I don't see comments bashing them. We Indians don't ask foreigners living here to speak in Hindi, Telugu,Tamil,Sindhi,Punjabi,etc but will thrash our fellow Indians living abroad just for not being able to speak the country's language they are living in.Y'all need to calm down. Indians already speak more than 2-3 languages and now you are asking us to learn another one just bcs they are living in a foreign country. You need to remind yourself that they are not there for a lifetime. Once they get a new job offer or if they just wish to leave that particular country that language won't be of much use. No matter it's Japanese, Spanish, etc. Also they already told you that even the Japanese people speak in English so what's your deal with it. Just shut tf up!!!! It's a shame that the people of our country just want a reason to hate a fellow citizen!!! 💔
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
No no. Indians don't ask foreigners in India to speak in hindi. They only ask other non Hindi speaking Indians to speak in Hindi and they think it is fair to expect that.😂😂
@@ashokseshadri8331 Ig it's the other way round. Majority of people shout on North Indians and ask them to speak other in the Southern language or English. Why are they so open to learn English rather than learning Hindi???
I dont know why...but in my organisation the key rule was to do the initial certification in japanese language and only after that you will be sent..which helps atleast in basic communication
yo bro let me tell you something we indians are born and we learn 3-4 languages.. Hindi,English and our local language and he is a soft engineer... If u was a educated person u would know that a engineer works 8-10 hours a day so when he will learn fck Japanese?
@@proud333ytabe jb kisi dusri country mai jaa rahe ho to unki launguage to aani chaiye na...... itna bhi ni pta inko....... vo koi angreejo ke gulaam thodi hai..... ex-koreans, russian or Germany walo ko bhi english ni aati
No bro our people will not learn japanese but yaa our people will protest in india to put boards in language of kannada/marathi/Malayalam/Telugu etc. our some kannadiga people demand other state's people to learn kannada before coming to their state but they will not learn hindi if they come in delhi.(Also visa versa)🙄🫡
Hindi English Punjabi Haryanavi (though it's quite similar to Hindi) Maithili Bhojpuri Sanskrit (a little) Marathi (a little) Japanese(not fluent, learning since 3 months)
@@peaceeoutt2875 😂 I'm from Punjab but parental background is Bihar 😂 mother tongue is maithili, regional language is punjabi and hindi and I speak mostly hindi 😂
@@foundingtitan7 I'm from U.P , my maternal side of fam is from Bihar ( not as far as urs 😂) so i do know bhojpuri, maithli & awadhi . But i speak in hindi with my paternal side & awadhi with my maternal side , a bit complicated ik 😂
So it is true that Indians mostly are multilingual.I'm from Kerala, I'm fluent in Malayalam (my mother tongue), fluent in Tamil, fluent in English and Hindi.I can understand Telugu.I can also read,write and understand Korean, Japanese,French and German.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@picturesque2343 bud, they greet each other by good morning in anime, even the delinquents, my boys greet each other with the worst insults possible, i think its probably pretty safe, also i generally watch sol more than action stuff i guess m okay
@@DarkIiitu Yes but you being a foreigner cannot use that language buddy, also anime is escapism, no Japanese person talks like that in real life. It's a polite culture. I happen to speak Japanese, so i know this much is true.
@@DarkIiitu yes, words like Ore aren't appropriate, watashi is more appropriate. Most sentences will end with honorifics and with polite speech as is "kudasai" etc. A lot of words in anime will be inappropriate for daily use.
Love and respect the Japanese culture, I love the way Japanese people preserve there culture. A huge fan of Japanese minimalistic architectural design and the thinking they put into creating some of the basic stationary items.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. ✌️
Okay now let's listen to this...... learning a language doesn't take three years, it takes more than that. And I'm sure they can probably speak a little bit of basic Japanese......it's just that whenever you learn a new language, you cannot just have immediate confidence to converse through it.....to the commenters below who are saying they can't speak Japanese even after living there for 3 years 'grow up.' and im not being rude or anything..... currently I'm staying in bolivia and i definitely know it's not easy to talk to people in their native language.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
That line... immediate confidence to converse that is so true!! I have been learning Japanese for 2 years...almost at the verge of giving N3...i can read really well understand the basic and intermediate things but not at all confident in speaking!!
No indians will stay permanently in japan, and 99% of indians who leave india already speak 3 languages atleast! Plus sone programming language like java and python! So, i think those five languages are enough to communication with 80% humans and Computers! Japanese on the other hand, speak only one language and are really close minded about india! So, it's very valid for Indians not to learn Japanese!
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages
Well, you've to understand one thing, these people went to Japan by their choice! There's language tussle even inside India also! Some people just don't respect the native culture but would like to stay there and earn their livelihood!
They already speak in English at work, but you can't expect every single Japanese in Japan to speak in English, besides, trying to learn a new language doesn't hurt anyone. Stop getting your panties in a bunch.
Most Indians going to Japan do usually learn up uptil a level of Japanese barring a few....and I guess it's kind of okay. Although m pursuing N3 and plan to be at a level where i can comfortably speak Japanese. After that I'll try to move to Japan. I feel without knowing a native language you cannot thrive in a country. Plus I absolutely love Japanese culture!!
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
I'm Indian. I have lived all my life in Maharashtra (Mumbai and Pune) but I speak Marathi at a baby level (though I can understand it). Most people understand English or Hindi so I never had any difficulty. I can speak Japanese only because Japanese people can't speak English and I have never been to Japan lol (also, they didn't make fun of my Japanese unlike my Marathi friends who always make fun of my Marathi accent ( TДT)) My point is, living in a place with a different language for years doesn't mean you WILL know the language even if you actively try to learn/use it (I studied Marathi for 7 years at school lol) If you don't have the interest/motivation/incentive/etc even if you live in a foreign land for decades you might still not be able to speak the language beyond basic level. But wanting people to speak in English just because you can't speak their language in their own country is bizarre.
Well u should try speaking local language. I don't understand why north indians always except us marathis to speak Hindi in maharashtra 🤦🏻♀️. I'm sick of that. All south indians I know in maharashtra can speak marathi but it's rare to see North indian speaking marathi. I respect every language, my hindi is definitely better than most Bollywood actors lol but u just can't except others to speak ur language in their own state..
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@Rajendra Bawa Bold of you to assume I do not try to speak the local language, that I expect Maharastrians to speak Hindi and that north Indians cannot speak Marathi. If you read my comment properly I clearly mentioned two cities - Mumbai and Pune. If you live in these cities you'd know one doesn't have any problem even if they don't speak Marathi. (Though Punekars tend to speak Marathi more than Mumbaikars. So one should at least understand Marathi.) I have studied in Maharastra state board. I had to pass my Marathi exam to pass 10th grade. I scored more than my Marathi friends. I did put in the work. I just never got to the level where I can confidently speak in Marathi like how I can speak in Hindi or English, or even Japanese. I even stated the reasons - 1. Never faced a situation where if I didn't speak Marathi I won't get my work done 2. My friends never encouraged me to speak in Marathi, rather made fun of my accent which really discouraged me from speaking it. I have north Indian friends who are fluent in Marathi. I have met auto drivers, vegetable sellers from North who speak Marathi. If you think Hindi is the only language spoken in North India then you're mistaken. There are many regional languages in North India as well and people there can speak more than 2 languages. In fact Hindi might not even be the 1st language of the north Indians whom you're so sick of. Marathi is an Indo-European language. If natives of Dravidian language can speak it so can native Hindi speakers. I can read, write and understand Marathi. I just don't speak it due to lack of need and confidence. Does that mean I am being disrespectful to the language? Did I ever say I expect everyone in Maharastra to speak Hindi? I even clearly mentioned and acknowledged my shortcomings. Why should I be told what I should try to do or what I should and shouldn't expect? If your comment was directed towards me, I am offended. If it wasn't, your choice of words isn't very polite and should have been a separate comment altogether.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
Now all Indians defending these two saying we are multilingual and they expect non Hindi speakers to learn Hindi. When they go to Japan and they expect them to speak English to go along 🤡🤡🤡
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
Same goes for you 😂 like you all are so driven by language wars that it makes many confused that the so called 'higher literacy 'rate states can be this insecure & irrelevant sometimes
@@peaceeoutt2875 whats wrong with learning the south indian language when you come to work here in south indian states from underdeveloped bimaru cowbelt where you didnt get any job...why should the whole south indian state people learn hindi for your sake....it is like expecting japanese to learn Hindi to communicate with northindians working in japan😂....where is the relevance here?
@@vickylightspeed2750 Your ignorance may be blinding, but it won't hide your shallow knowledge 😘keep on doing that , you so good at it 💓 no one have tym to clear ur ignorance towards North India tbh . Keep on building the stereotype 😊
@@vickylightspeed2750 bruh 💀 why you so proud of south india like you were the one who built up those companies. Nobody wants to go to other cities, its the company that makes it mandatory for them to go to those south cities. Why would they ask your or anyone else’s permission. Also the people who talk big on not learning the culture are the biggest hypocrites l, imagine when you or your relatives go and work in punjab, gurgaon, pune, they will be thrashed to speak their native language. Get out of your womb and understand that its not only south that has the companies
I know every one is defending the guys but my friend's brother is in Japan from past 4 years and he learned basic japanese within first year and now he is a pro. I know it is very difficult specially the prounciation and nuances of other language but a little effort is needed everywhere.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages
He really doesn't need to learn Japanese to work there because most of the companies that include foreign workers mostly work in English, and because there are many foreign workers, it isn't necessary to talk to people who speak Japanese as well. Your friend's brother is very smart, and I acknowledge that because Japanese is a hard language to learn, and if you don't have time, it will become harder to learn. One of my friends relatives is working in Japan, and it took him 5 years to learn Japanese. He still can't write kanji Japanese. Edit: A fun fact is that he is a software engineer 😂
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 I somewhat agree but sometimes I feel like if you are in a country for that long, then one should put some effort in learning and I do understand it is hard to learn a conpletely different language. I lived in Punjab one of the state in India for a while I can read ut understand it but still has issues with fluency or the dialect.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
As an Indian myself, If you are going to their home and don't learn their language, it's alright for some extent but don't complain about local population not speaking English, why should they? It is us who needs to learn Japanese if we want to work and live in Japan, we have to adopt japanese way of life.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
People be like : 3 years still don't know Japanese. Guys I am Marathi who knows Hindi and English. Plus 2 Marathi dialect and I want to learn Tamil and Kannada. I am not getting enough time. They are probably working so hard to be with Japanese that they don't get time to learn that much.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Japanese is actually a very hard language to master. I have been learning Japanese since 2020, for JLPT exams and EJU for 2025. I have some friends in Japan, the help me a lot during my Conversational practices. Grammer and Vocabulary is very tough. I have learned around 5000 kanji. And I have to practice everyday so I don't forget them. I hope Ill do good in the July Exams 😅
I only see people trying to calm down the comments section ....where are the ignorant immature people ranting damn it.... Tsk... I missed some entertainment.....
Okay. So that guy isn't trying to say it's Japan's problem or that he wants the system to change. He is just stating a problem he faces based on the status quo which ofcourse anyone would face in a different culture and it doesn't mean that they're criticising the said culture. That being said, most of the people fighting in the comments are South v.s the North Indians lmao. Chill mfs both sides just stop imposing languages and chill with the status quo, it ain't all that bad as u people exaggerate it to be.
Indians in the comments section criticizing them for not learning Japanese after staying there for 3 years. That man has clearly said even Japanese don't speak Japanese in the office which means they don't really have place to practice Japanese with locals. Pretty sure they know basic Japanese that's why they're able to live there but they're not fluent to hold a conversation like locals which makes them difficult to make new friends. Many Japanese aren't confident to speak English so it becomes difficult for them to make friends with foreigners.
These People problem in India , When Working in Other states We don't speak Bengali ,Assamese ,Marathi , Kannada we only Speak Hindi ,We have problems with Other languages , Outside India , We Speak English we have Problems in Japanese , Spanish , French , Arabic , Swahili But Other Non Hindi Speakers have No Problem speaking Japanese Spanish ,Arabic , French etc Or Speaking other Regional languages in India .
Damn people in the comment section be saying "learn the language of the people it's how you show respect" as if it's easy to do that yes Indians do speak 2-3 languages but chill i see you try to learn Japanese first before giving them a lecture on cultural respect
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 ?? I never said anything about learning English? Yes English is necessary language to learn in India because Indian languages are so diverse that we need to find some common denominator after Hindi and it's English, i was talking about the people in the comments saying learn Japanese. First of all, Japanese is not an easy language to learn and Indians already are multilingual. I'm just saying stop giving crap to Indians who aren't fluent in Japanese while they stay in Japan
That is me in South India.. i had to move around between chennai and karnataka.. people in both states (especially karnataka) expected me to know their language. I already speak 5 languages (hindi, English, bhojpuri, haryanvi, punjabi).. it's not easy to add more to this list..
But Japan is a developed country, and a much larger economy than India (they are 3rd behind China and the US). So of course Japan has a higher hiearchy than India, where you guys can barely agree to settle on just ONE language for business. There are also a lot more Indians wanting to go to Japan than the other way around....lol
These two guys are fortunate. It is very difficult to find a job in Japan with an entire English working environment. Normally meetings, documentation and even internal team communication everything happens in Japanese. Probably these two guys are extremely strong technically that they got hired out of desperate need by the company.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages..
@@MrLikea8055why should he? The workplace is already not using Japanese! Nd most importantly learning Hindi is not like learning japanese! Japanese is the most toughest language in the world, has 3 scripts and over a thousand letters!! Hindi has 1 script 52 letters!
@@MrLikea8055 no. South Indians who move to north don’t know Hindi . I have studied in catholic school with over 20 staff from Kerala and Tamil Nadu and principal that remained same for over 10 years yet neither of them knew a word of hindi except bare minimum names of holidays . They had their errand boy why bother respecting the culture? Only if North Indians move to south they need to respect the culture while South Indians with superior morals obviously don’t need to respect the culture and language in north , isn’t it ?
@@suvigyamishra2003 what is the function of a language? Communication!. If he only wants to communicate with the people from the office or expat group or people who he knows that know english, then that would suffice. But if he wants to freely travel,talk to locals , then the language can be ten times tougher than Japanese,.he or she will have to learn to an acceptable level of proficiency. Depends if there is an intention to communicate and even dig deep and understand them, or maybe wishes to even marry someone from that society. How can you establish a relationship with someone whom he cannot communicate. Alberuni,Persian scholar who came with khilji in order to access the knowled and new principles of mathematics by then Brahmins, studies sanskrit for 13 years. So did Macaulay and other colonists ,there were British scholars of bengali, Tamil, Persian etc.
@@YinYanUzumaki @@YinYanUzumaki hi , didi/ behan.i am going to be non PC, so i am asking for forgiveness beforehand. Firstly, it was a catholic school, believe me ,forget they are keralite or tamilian, all Catholics hate cultures languages that are pagan ,so the more they drive their students away from their native roots and native culture the easier it is to indoctrinate them into Christianity. This is an open secret of convent school, both my father and mother studied in a convent. They are Hindus and they both know Christian songs and hymns they had to sing in the chapel for getting evening snacks. My father is agnostic,but he knew how subtle this was.his own teacher were mallu, who tied, being rational and sophisticated to being European temperament and backwardness to indian temperament . Second, i am a telugu guy , who learnt Hindi ,because it was a secondary language in cbse, by hook or crook.but it was a hassle.i had to go to tution in various north indian homes near me(thanks to hyd being metropolitan). I went from a Marathi, to a marwadi home, to a Nepali home, and then to some one from guwahati (north east). it is why I was way more comfortable with Northerner as compared to my other south Indians. can I ask you , have you experienced how it is to stay in a south Indian household or the some other than your region ,initially the language and different cultures will bother you and then you slowly understand over time and gain comfort overtime. not everyone can have this experience Do you like Hindi language? As Hindi language , i have mixed feelings about it, i like the Hindi language ,but its use/pros is very limited,and then cons outnumber the pros.the biggest pro of Hindi language is its sharing it's Devanagari script with sanskrit. So helpful as i am currently learning sanskrit. But con is nobody respect Hindi, not even the northerners themselves.there is absolute no appreciation for learning Hindi, the south Indian has not enroute to learn dialect and idioms, and it is heavily adulterated with Urdu, to the extent some say are actually the same language with different written scripts, and you are a laughing stock for sounding like a text book (bhai, tu itna Sharif wala Hindi kyu bolta hai), and don't even get me start with the incessant use of MC BC, almost every punctuation is an MC BC, if some one is from Delhi and even this who are not from Delhi pick it up really quickly. Historically , south Indians had a gripe with Hindi,the tamils hated both hindi and sanskrit and wanted to create their Identity based on Tamil/tamizh language and it's antiquity , the telugu ,malayali,kannadiga, wanted sanskrit to be the national language, as this will aid them to understand their scriptures better and believed in the classical antiquity and prestige of sanskrit, along with their mother tongues. But the central govt , Congress party decided to go with pragmatism and chose Hindi because most people spoke(not read or write) it. Did you know about the love / hate relationship between Tamil/telugu, Tamil / kannada? Did you know the first state to form on the basis of the language is Andra pradesh? , Because we bifurcated the Madras state due to Tamil imposition. The Tamil hate Hindi imposition because they were also guilty of imposing their own language and culture ,ideology on other south Indian , and believe me the Tamil love their language ,there can be no better chauvinist than a Tamil chauvinist. The Hindi ones you can find now and then are cute by comparison.we south Indian did not let one language be imposed over the other and kept our distinctive classical status in check. But why can't you learn Hindi for unity of India? If not,what is the common language of the south I can't learn all four languages(Tamil,telugu, kannada and Malayalam)? You are correct, Hindi is pragmatic solution for a national language, had it not shot in the leg but also letting english be the other option. Today Hindi and English are the official languages of india. Idealistically it should have been Sanskrit. Many agreed with sanskrit for nationalism and religious Hinduism reason ,but pragmatism had to come in between ,chose Hindi and guess what today the same pragmatism is a hurdle for Hindi to be a National language. Because pragmatically english is a better language to learn, instant respectabllity,better opportunity,heck the increasingly medium of schooling and job enviornment is english.so hmmm 🤔 🤷. Same pragmatism that gave opportunity for Hindi to be a National language killed it in the end,i am sorry 😔. The unofficial common language of south India is english ,heck ms namrata,you can look me in the eyes and say, arrey sun be ,chyawanprash rang ke chutiye,main Naa Tamil sikhungi, Naa telugu, nahi kannada aur malyalam sikhungi, if you don't know Hindi and can't be bothered, you better talk to me in English, i can't be bother to learn four different languages. i would totally respect that.you go girl, and rise up for your truth. That is the reality, give this reasoning to south indian and see if he can't refute that.no he can't. It's the truth. Have a nice day.pranam🙏
@@ugottabekiddingd1999 no it’s not true . Malayalam is a mix of tamil and Sanskrit . Infact Malayalam is mostly Sanskrit itself . Kannada and Telugu have heavily used Sanskrit vocabulary . Even Tamil has common words wid Sanskrit be it yena ( or Enna) , Dooram , sangam , tavam etc . These are also Sanskrit words . So while tamil might be absent in modern day North Indian languages , Sanskrit is one thing that connects India from tip of Himalayas to Kanyakumari. A few politicians have done their best to eradicate Sanskrit from Tamil Nadu and they have been successful with their hate agenda and missionary conversion Schemes but the rest of India embraces Sanskrit as their deva bhasa and temples to this day use Sanskrit . Even the greatest Tamil Chola kings would use Sanskrit for their inscriptions in temples like Angkor wat because traditionally all languages united with Sanskrit and didn’t have a step motherly attitude to it or any conflict with Sanskrit . This is why Sanskrit influence is seen everywhere and is rightly the unifying language of whole India . It is precisely this reason why Tamil Nadu see separatists tendencies because of the adulteration of Tamil culture by infusing hate against Sanskrit . Tamil kings loved Sanskrit and Sanskrit was part of Tamil culture and the same is seen in their architectures. In any case , I rest my case with this South Indian states do like to associate with Sanskrit and they love it with the exception of Tamil Nadu that got brainwashed by politicians over the years . I might have digressed a little bit , but it seems like people love to deny Sanskrit base in South Indian language when it could not be further from truth .
@@YinYanUzumaki actually its Khmer inscriptions and is not related to chola empire maybe research a little as of which language is older there have been many debates its not like we are gonna solve it so let it be for that but fact of the matter is there are 2 language family indo Aryan/european and dravidian
@@YinYanUzumakiwhat bullshit. Malayalam and tamil are so similar. Official south indian languages are dravidian languages. Northbidnian languages are indo aryan. No south india language comes from sanskrit. Tamizhi is the root language. In todays time iver the years we have borrowed words from sanskrit hindi and other south indian langauges itself. Like how english borrowed loot, cash etc words from indian langauge doesn't mean indian language is the root for english same way. Sanskrit is not the root thenroot for any one of the south indian language . Yes they have some sanksrit words justvlike sanskrit has somw tamil words. But malayalam is not fully sanskrit plz educate yourself if you cannot thete are people who studied linguistics and researched about it and globally defined that dravidian langauges are not sanskort based unless you are double phd scholar who has proven dravidian langauges are sanskirt based we have no reason to believe you
They have worked they're engineers how can they get time to learn Japanese fluently and you know Japanese work time schedule..... It difficult to learn....the people who work there
@Robin Narzary Brother, If they can't learn basic Japanese in 3 years, then why are they complaining?? It's our responsibility to learn the local language and culture when we immigrant for work/etc for a long period.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages
yo bro let me tell you something we indians are born and we learn 3-4 languages.. Hindi,English and our local language and he is a soft engineer... If u was a educated person u would know that a engineer works 8-10 hours a day so when he will learn fck Japanese?
If work doesn’t require them to speak Japanese then you simply can’t call them out for “not making a serious attempt to learn the language”. It’s very easy to dish that little criticism out without knowing the context of the person in question
The right thing is, to learn their language. Simple Don't blame them, sometimes we have to look at our surroundings and adapt, environment will not change for you.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
Wherever i see learn learn learn So many countries so many languages We have google translator guys use it Tits n bits but use it Depend on translators Effort should be from both sides. Language is a way of communication.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
Japanese who are watching this video please don't get triggered this happens in India too... The hindi speaking population here doesn't want to learn South Indian languages when they are even moving to South india... Rather they want the South indians to learn hindi... RIP to their logic😢
@@Bharatiya12321 im from Andhra we learn 3 languages including hindi during school, no one is imposing to learn tamil but Hindi central government is doing it for sure.
@@stinkymom2338 toh indian ki matra bhasha kya hai. Tu jaha marji reh vaha ki bhasha bol uder but INDIA ki matrabhasha toh hindi hi rahegi na!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Aur kya chood hai tumko centre se, sala bahar aadhivasi desh ke ho kya, alag hi chutiyapa south ka.
If you are staying there better to learn the language as hobby. Helps in communication. Girls in India learns korean watching BTS 🤣 (P. S. If I am going to Japan for work and stay for 3 years. Definitely going to learn the language 🫡)
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Typical South Indian crying that northies not learning their language. Do you people learn Punjabi gujrati khadi-boli bundeli bangali chhatisgarhi in their respective states? No! You all just ride the broken Hindi bus. And don't say that south Indians don't work in these states. They work here too, and unlike in the south, they can happily use English instead of the native language without being harassed.
My guide is Tamil living in Gujarat since 5 years. Let alone Gujarati he doesn't want to learn even Hindi. Stupid people don't mind learning English but only other Indian languages. Tumhare dada ji ki language hai kya English?
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
This comment section is so immature ! They said they have been there for 3 years so of course they would understand a little bit and could speak broken japanese.Its impossible to be that ignorant to not know anything. They live there so surely they have been able to communicate somehow & that's what matters
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
It's 3 years. Just learn their language. These guys will complain in India too where north and south part have completely different language. One just can't understand other. So, just learn the language where you go. It will be tough initially but with time, you will surely learn. I am from Punjab and I am learning Tamil after coming to Tamil Nadu for college. It is really tough but ya kee trying.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
@@H4XOR23The were hired as software engineers, NOT for anything else. For many, English is already a non-native language. The companies knew before hiring them. They are not doing any favors to the migrant labour.
@@dhruvpandya4136 Japan is for Japanese people and the company which is running it's business in Japan must follow the protocol or else it's a kind of insult to Japan's own people and it's culture. Just imagine if French was imposed upon us in India? Would you be happy? (Now it's a different thing few educated idiots prefer to speak English instead of native Indian languages, we are mentally colonized yet) Point and trying to make is let's not destroy their culture like we are destroying our own. We should give preference to Japanese over English when in Japan.
They don't require to so why ? It's been 3 years they r living there... It's not like they communicate in sign language.... unko Kam chalau ati hi hogi Japanese ...it's not like they don't know basic terms ... In India we don't expect anybody to know our native language instead we will do everything in our hand gestures and common knowledge power to communicate with an outsider.... By the time people learn language automatically
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Python, JavaScript, C++ are languages too 😅
Straight up faxx Brutal faxx. Bet half the people in the comments don't even know how to compile a code via command prompt.
😂😂😂😂
Do you use javascript while talking to someone???
@@wizz... yes
@@wizz...Bool speakCpp = true;
Give Indians a break guys. We usually already are multilingual. Most know minimum 2-3 languages easily. If we don't want to add another one, don't judge us.
Plus, I am sure they already know basic Japanese but not enough to hold a conversation with a Japanese speaker and consequently make friends.
@@Hey1234Heytrue
This is so true.
These languages are mostly related and similar it's like french and spanish but more closer than them
I don't think it's difficult
@@lucythemotherofathests1465for me it's English. Hindi and magahi😂😂
3 years and still no effort put into learning the language. That speaks volumes.
They'd rather sit and complain about how it's difficult for them without knowing Japanese, than actually taking the initiative and learning whatever they can.
It's just like India , new state new language 😅
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
U r telling like u know all the state language 😮
@@weingkham4033 you didn't understand my sarcasm....i meant to say ..If you can survive in India you can survive anywhere in the world..In India, going to other state is same as going to China or Japan
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421or Long story short "Side effects of Colonization" ;)
We coexisted before they introduce English .... We Shared beliefs, ideas ,culture and literature without making language barrier an issue ...
And now here we are Today .... Communicating with foreign language .🥲
I wonder if you will still give importance to English when technology will fully break this Language barrier in near future.
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 but at the end of the day all it matters is communication bw the subjects in question but i get your point
I came to comment box to see japanese ppl comments.....but how can i forget India was mentioned in the video😂🤧 we Indians are everywhere😂😂
😂😂😂
Japanese people don't care what other countries say about them. It's only us Indians who look for validation of other countries.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
@@zquad5513 and that's why they are growing quickly, whilst indian youth spends time arguing in the comments section about mountains
@@zquad5513 exactly 💯
People in the comments are ignorant, we are born multilingual 😂, I am Indian I know 4 languages fluently- *Marathi* (from the state of Maharashtra a state language), *Aahirani* (tribal language spoken in the Khandesh part of Maharashtra), *Hindi* (majorly spoken language in India), *English* . and also know other languages from other states like *Punjabi* from Punjab, *Haryanvi* from Haryana, *Gujrati* from Gujrat, *Bengali* , and a bit of *Assamese* , *bhojpuri*, and currently learning *German* and *Japanese* and I am not even language major, just a electronics engineer. 4 fluent langauge, 5 language near fluent speaking, 1 Ok-ish and 2 foreign language begineer. My mom and dad are fluent in four, my sister in 6 and my grandmom and granddad in 3. we Indians have really diverse cultures and languages. *India has 179 languages and 544 dialects*
Is Aahirani similar to Marathi or Hindi? Or is it written in completely different script??
@@architmishra015 you can say its amalgamation of hindi marathi and gujrati as its spoken in upper part of maharashtra which mostly has linguistic influence of gujrat and madhyapradesh , i mean it sounds like we are speaking one of those three but people can't understand it some marathi people can kinda figure out tho, its written in marathi script, i have never seen people from khandesh writing aahirani in marathi tho, everyone know marathi there so they just write any sentences in marathi itself, but will mostly communicate with each ither in Aahirani. like if you want to ask "what are you doing?" in marathi its like "kai kartoes/kartes tu?" in Aahirani its like "kai kari rahina?"
@@architmishra015 it's a dialect of Marathi, although with slightly different wording.
Shikad tyale shikad
Bathasle samjade de ate 😂
most of foreigners when they come to India for work or any reason they dont learn the language native people speak in english with them most of the time. 😅 that will not be conaidered as rude right? 🫠
Sir I understand, im from southIndia and i can speak 3 languages. some can speak 4-6 languages. Most of us and 99% of the corporate employees can speak english, i’m afraid it wont be possible to survive in india just by learning 1 native language.
@@stinkymom2338 atleast thwy should try to speak
@@gamersdeck1296Foreigners never learn indian languages in India. We accomodate them in english. And we dont consider it rude.
@@AnimeCritical m Indian too but i yhink they should also learn Indian native language if they consider not learning there language is rude
@@gamersdeck1296 they might know basic day to day words, they didn’t tell that they doesn’t know how to speak at all, afterall I heared that their language is very hard to learn.
one indian even in india usually knows 3 langs ..eng ,hindi ,odia for me ...
also for your info as diverse multilingual and multicultural india is ..there are 1000s languages official languages are 122 major and 1599 other languages...so think for yourself how unity in diversity works and how hard it is manage multilingual country is ...not oppressing not forcing people to follow one (as country like china does ) ..india has atithi devo bhavo concept ..guest or outsiders are welcomed with respect
Bas bas theek kahichu
Exactly!!! It's not everyone's cup of tea!!!
Same for me but also Sambalpuri and chattisgarhi little bit...
Odia too here. i speak 5 😁
Because it's similar, unlike Tamil and Hindi, completely different unrelated languages
Rakuten changed official language to English. Seems like they got good employees😊
Can someone please answer , that let's say in future , I chose PCB . Then if I study further in a japanese University. Do I have to study all of my subjects in japanese. And let's say I became a biology teacher or proffesor in japan,do I have to teach in japanese too ?
people here need to understand that Indian student who goes to Japan for studies most have compulsory 6month japanese language courses and they learn the language pretty fast..you will find that every university student are fluent in Japanese though..its mostly the Indians working in Rakuten and 2-3 other companies where Indians does not learn the language, rest everywhere the Indians knows learns the Language fast because the Japanese Colleagues prefers to speak in Japanese..don't make a judgement based on 20second clip
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
POV: you can't find the rude comments telling him to learn Japanese...
Edit: I was only talking about rude comments, why's there a whole argument going on?? I believe everyone have the right to use their language, INDIA is a diverse country and we celebrate unity in diversity, it's up to them if they want to learn hindi or not!!! They're speaking English that's enough to communicate... Everyone should love their mother tongue, like we love Hindi they love Tamil, Telugu, kannada, malyalam, bhojpuri, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, odiya of whatever the language is. Just be United like we've always been....
This is Karnataka. You have to speak kannada
@@mail2abinash Abinash W 😂
@@mail2abinash tell that to the mute people who use sign language
@@blurryface5940 tell this to communist Karnataka people
@@mail2abinashsouth indians have inferiority complex😂😂😂
Relaxxx people in comments! These people spend their time in office for about 10 hours and they did mentioned everyone at office talk english and not japanese! Unless or untill you actually interact with people and take extra classes you will not know how to speak! its basic common sense! just because you live a country not necessarily mean you have to know everything about the place! they might go back after their project is over to a new place or country! They are not living in Japan to marry a japanese girl and make a family! so relax!!
10 hours rip
@@asianguy86bruh pretty sure in japan they work 10 plus hrs.
@@lalithrockz & yes 😂😂😂 they work from ass till midnights even on weekends deduct salary on 1 minute late suspend train driver for weeks on 1 minute late damn toxic wirkculture overlluy punctual 🤣🤣🤣🤣 they blindly belived in hard-work dieing from karoshi luckily
@@lalithrockz by the way my main reason for working in Japan in future would be clearly money 🤑 not settlement there
I know some people in Japan they know the reality of the japan & how fake youtubers pretend Japan too be on online 😂🤣🤣🤣
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
Indians know 2-3 languages , most South Indians speak 3 languages , regional language, Hindi , english 😊
@Brottasalna most know Hindi even though they don't speak it
@Brottasalna lol 😂 5 year kid telling that korean is more useful than japanese xd & yes more people know hindi than korean even in Tamil Nadu
@Brottasalna-ny9vg 😂you know or what
@Brottasalna-ny9vgaverge toxic kpop fan 🥴
Sorry I didn't speak Hindi
I speak Kannada Telugu Tamil & english
When a child is born in India, they are born in their MT. Then they go on to learn Hindi (one of he official languages and spoken almost in all the states) along with English. By the time they reach college, the child usually picks up a different language to learn as the education system practically forces them. 😅
I was born in Maithili and learned Hindi and English as my 2nd and 3rd language. I understand a lot of North Indian languages cause’ I grew up in a multilingual environment. I have learned German to an intermediate level.
I am also currently learning Japanese.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 I’m not against English or something and I accept its influence in today’s world. But it’s just sad to see how because of this the regional languages are been discredited by the same people who were nurtured into it.
As an Indian Muslim, I know 5 languages which is basically Marathi, Hindi, English, Arabic and Urdu!
Arry bc bhai apna translator op
@@vijayalaxmimangaonkar3107 😂
Do you actually know arabic to fluency?
Imagine u r telling this standing in Karnataka , u will see so many rude comments like learn Kannadda or else get out of Karnataka😂. This shows Japanese people are vwry humble and cultured . Atleast they dont forcefully shove thir language on ur mouth. These Kannadigas need to learn a lot from Japan. If u dont know the language that doesnt mean you are disrespecting that language
People can be driffeent buddy, i have lived in Karnataka for 10 years and its like that from the start. Japanese people were never colonized unlike us. Japans a big country unlike Karnataka or any south state.
ಹಿಂದಿ ಜನರು ದಡ್ಡರು ಎಂದು ಎಲ್ಲರಿಗೂ ಗೊತ್ತು 😂
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421tamma aur lintr na desh nadyateth nim thunni Kannada sulemakkl ig hindutva annuda goth illa shnta
@@DakshSolos ಲೋ ಶೆಡೆ ಅಂದಭಕ್ತ ತಿಕದಲ್ಲಿ ಬೆಟ್ಟಿಕ್ಕೊ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕದಲ್ಲಿ ಕಾಂಗ್ರೆಸ್ ಸರ್ಕಾರ ನೋಡಿ 😅
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 ye nim aun thul kundar le sumna chillar sule magna nim aun thullag handi thunni hak hadli
North Indians would stay in a place for 3 years but still not know anything about a different language.
Thats how south Indian me feels like when I go to North India for work... lol
mostly speak hindi and english brother, japanese is total different language don't compare both, you grew up in India so its not like you are completely unfamiliar with hindi. and japanese grammer is totally different and they got that kanji and other way of writing to
You guys like to act tough.
In North India atleast many can communicate with you in english so all you need is that. If you live there then you can learn a little bit hindi over years so that you can even speak with non-english speaker across almost every northern state
You can speak English and no one is forcing you to learn Hindi ,make south Indian friends who speak your language
I am North Indian in South even i can say the things ,but we generally communicate in English only
@@rebanta570 bro, they are the same people who bark on North People if we don't learn the language, learning the lang. takes time. But, they want everybody to speak in English when they come to NI without learning a single word of Hindi or reginal lang. That shameless they're. My south Indian collogues working in Delhi for 4 years now, don't even utter a hindi word except "hmko Hindhi nii aati".
It's ok man few more years and you wld be speaking better Japanese than us anime lovers😅
It's natural that they would want to learn Japanese, but given how many hours they work have less chance of doing so.
@AK Milli so? Did you feel happy?
@AK Milli And you felt like reading all of them PLUS mine? Wow!
Only way to have growth for Japanese companies is to embrace Rakuten culture, skilled people are not going to spend years learning hiragana katakana and kanji for a job because they can get even higher salaries than in Japanese companies by learning something else like a new tech stack.
Learning the Language should come naturally...Not all kinds of reasons..
Good for japan. They respect their language and prevents cultural degradation due to mass migration from shitty countries.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
@@manjit2861 Interest and effort are important
There are requirements now for UG students if they get placed they have to learn Japanese and go. It is a price you have to pay you should respect their culture too. They provide you land for your monetary gains so this won't take you long
Damn you say India in the title of any video and billions of them show up lol
As if it’s their fault, the CZcams algorithm is designed in a way to push content to specific people when their country is mentioned, since there are so many of them, it’s pretty easy to get Indian views
People in the comments are literal kids.
Many foreigners who lived in Japan for 10 years still can't speak the local language but I don't see comments bashing them.
We Indians don't ask foreigners living here to speak in Hindi, Telugu,Tamil,Sindhi,Punjabi,etc but will thrash our fellow Indians living abroad just for not being able to speak the country's language they are living in.Y'all need to calm down. Indians already speak more than 2-3 languages and now you are asking us to learn another one just bcs they are living in a foreign country. You need to remind yourself that they are not there for a lifetime. Once they get a new job offer or if they just wish to leave that particular country that language won't be of much use. No matter it's Japanese, Spanish, etc.
Also they already told you that even the Japanese people speak in English so what's your deal with it. Just shut tf up!!!!
It's a shame that the people of our country just want a reason to hate a fellow citizen!!! 💔
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
Frr
No no. Indians don't ask foreigners in India to speak in hindi. They only ask other non Hindi speaking Indians to speak in Hindi and they think it is fair to expect that.😂😂
@@ashokseshadri8331 Because they literally love to speak in foreign tongue but aren't willing to learn Hindi. Ironic right???
@@ashokseshadri8331 Ig it's the other way round. Majority of people shout on North Indians and ask them to speak other in the Southern language or English. Why are they so open to learn English rather than learning Hindi???
I dont know why...but in my organisation the key rule was to do the initial certification in japanese language and only after that you will be sent..which helps atleast in basic communication
Three years is good enough to learn Japanese, I think it is good to learn the language if you are going to stay there for longer or settle down.
yo bro let me tell you something
we indians are born and we learn 3-4 languages.. Hindi,English and our local language and he is a soft engineer... If u was a educated person u would know that a engineer works 8-10 hours a day so when he will learn fck Japanese?
@@proud333ytabe jb kisi dusri country mai jaa rahe ho to unki launguage to aani chaiye na...... itna bhi ni pta inko....... vo koi angreejo ke gulaam thodi hai..... ex-koreans, russian or Germany walo ko bhi english ni aati
No bro our people will not learn japanese but yaa our people will protest in india to put boards in language of kannada/marathi/Malayalam/Telugu etc. our some kannadiga people demand other state's people to learn kannada before coming to their state but they will not learn hindi if they come in delhi.(Also visa versa)🙄🫡
Hindi
English
Punjabi
Haryanavi (though it's quite similar to Hindi)
Maithili
Bhojpuri
Sanskrit (a little)
Marathi (a little)
Japanese(not fluent, learning since 3 months)
Tera actual regional language kya hai Bhai ? 😂 Ig it's bhojpuri ?
@@peaceeoutt2875 😂 I'm from Punjab but parental background is Bihar 😂 mother tongue is maithili, regional language is punjabi and hindi and I speak mostly hindi 😂
@@foundingtitan7 actual W bro 😂😵
@@peaceeoutt2875 haha
Apna batao?
@@foundingtitan7 I'm from U.P , my maternal side of fam is from Bihar ( not as far as urs 😂) so i do know bhojpuri, maithli & awadhi . But i speak in hindi with my paternal side & awadhi with my maternal side , a bit complicated ik 😂
So it is true that Indians mostly are multilingual.I'm from Kerala, I'm fluent in Malayalam (my mother tongue), fluent in Tamil, fluent in English and Hindi.I can understand Telugu.I can also read,write and understand Korean, Japanese,French and German.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
i thank anime everyday for teaching me at least basic Japanese "orewa nihongo hanashdeketai chotto chotto demo, arigato anime"
Bruh, anime is the worst place to learn spoken Japanese from. It's full of rude words that are not accepted in normal conversation
@@picturesque2343 bud, they greet each other by good morning in anime, even the delinquents, my boys greet each other with the worst insults possible, i think its probably pretty safe, also i generally watch sol more than action stuff i guess m okay
@@DarkIiitu Yes but you being a foreigner cannot use that language buddy, also anime is escapism, no Japanese person talks like that in real life. It's a polite culture. I happen to speak Japanese, so i know this much is true.
@@picturesque2343 bruh u mean its more polite than in the anime😳😳😳
@@DarkIiitu yes, words like Ore aren't appropriate, watashi is more appropriate. Most sentences will end with honorifics and with polite speech as is "kudasai" etc. A lot of words in anime will be inappropriate for daily use.
Love and respect the Japanese culture, I love the way Japanese people preserve there culture. A huge fan of Japanese minimalistic architectural design and the thinking they put into creating some of the basic stationary items.
I know - Bengali, English, Hindi, Panjabi,.....😊
bhojpuri and Marathi understand... 🗣️ little bit....
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. ✌️
Okay now let's listen to this...... learning a language doesn't take three years, it takes more than that. And I'm sure they can probably speak a little bit of basic Japanese......it's just that whenever you learn a new language, you cannot just have immediate confidence to converse through it.....to the commenters below who are saying they can't speak Japanese even after living there for 3 years 'grow up.' and im not being rude or anything..... currently I'm staying in bolivia and i definitely know it's not easy to talk to people in their native language.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
That line... immediate confidence to converse that is so true!! I have been learning Japanese for 2 years...almost at the verge of giving N3...i can read really well understand the basic and intermediate things but not at all confident in speaking!!
No indians will stay permanently in japan, and 99% of indians who leave india already speak 3 languages atleast!
Plus sone programming language like java and python!
So, i think those five languages are enough to communication with 80% humans and Computers!
Japanese on the other hand, speak only one language and are really close minded about india! So, it's very valid for Indians not to learn Japanese!
Lucky guys, i always wanted to visit Japan
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages
& this are the same kind of people who demand Hindi in south India states.
Respect my foot. If Japanese have to work with international people they need to learn international language.
Saying a slave nibba who can barely speak his own mother tongue
Yes Respect your food 😂 But not sure why we should respect your foot.
Well, you've to understand one thing, these people went to Japan by their choice! There's language tussle even inside India also! Some people just don't respect the native culture but would like to stay there and earn their livelihood!
Indians cry about trying to get out of India and then say sht like this lmao
They already speak in English at work, but you can't expect every single Japanese in Japan to speak in English, besides, trying to learn a new language doesn't hurt anyone. Stop getting your panties in a bunch.
Most Indians going to Japan do usually learn up uptil a level of Japanese barring a few....and I guess it's kind of okay. Although m pursuing N3 and plan to be at a level where i can comfortably speak Japanese. After that I'll try to move to Japan. I feel without knowing a native language you cannot thrive in a country. Plus I absolutely love Japanese culture!!
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Rakuten!!!...Rakuten viki is for all TV series
damn good job actually
I'm Indian. I have lived all my life in Maharashtra (Mumbai and Pune) but I speak Marathi at a baby level (though I can understand it). Most people understand English or Hindi so I never had any difficulty.
I can speak Japanese only because Japanese people can't speak English and I have never been to Japan lol (also, they didn't make fun of my Japanese unlike my Marathi friends who always make fun of my Marathi accent ( TДT))
My point is, living in a place with a different language for years doesn't mean you WILL know the language even if you actively try to learn/use it (I studied Marathi for 7 years at school lol)
If you don't have the interest/motivation/incentive/etc even if you live in a foreign land for decades you might still not be able to speak the language beyond basic level.
But wanting people to speak in English just because you can't speak their language in their own country is bizarre.
Are you me?
Well u should try speaking local language. I don't understand why north indians always except us marathis to speak Hindi in maharashtra 🤦🏻♀️. I'm sick of that. All south indians I know in maharashtra can speak marathi but it's rare to see North indian speaking marathi. I respect every language, my hindi is definitely better than most Bollywood actors lol but u just can't except others to speak ur language in their own state..
Influence of Hindi on mother tongue Marathi
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@Rajendra Bawa Bold of you to assume I do not try to speak the local language, that I expect Maharastrians to speak Hindi and that north Indians cannot speak Marathi.
If you read my comment properly I clearly mentioned two cities - Mumbai and Pune. If you live in these cities you'd know one doesn't have any problem even if they don't speak Marathi. (Though Punekars tend to speak Marathi more than Mumbaikars. So one should at least understand Marathi.)
I have studied in Maharastra state board. I had to pass my Marathi exam to pass 10th grade. I scored more than my Marathi friends. I did put in the work. I just never got to the level where I can confidently speak in Marathi like how I can speak in Hindi or English, or even Japanese. I even stated the reasons - 1. Never faced a situation where if I didn't speak Marathi I won't get my work done
2. My friends never encouraged me to speak in Marathi, rather made fun of my accent which really discouraged me from speaking it.
I have north Indian friends who are fluent in Marathi. I have met auto drivers, vegetable sellers from North who speak Marathi. If you think Hindi is the only language spoken in North India then you're mistaken. There are many regional languages in North India as well and people there can speak more than 2 languages. In fact Hindi might not even be the 1st language of the north Indians whom you're so sick of.
Marathi is an Indo-European language. If natives of Dravidian language can speak it so can native Hindi speakers. I can read, write and understand Marathi. I just don't speak it due to lack of need and confidence. Does that mean I am being disrespectful to the language? Did I ever say I expect everyone in Maharastra to speak Hindi? I even clearly mentioned and acknowledged my shortcomings. Why should I be told what I should try to do or what I should and shouldn't expect? If your comment was directed towards me, I am offended. If it wasn't, your choice of words isn't very polite and should have been a separate comment altogether.
Indian and software engineer why am not surprised 🙂
tu ne kiya ukhara life mein
So what? They are not having any problem with their work right
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
who asked?
Productive people in well paying and respectable jobs.
Never a bad thing.
Now all Indians defending these two saying we are multilingual and they expect non Hindi speakers to learn Hindi. When they go to Japan and they expect them to speak English to go along 🤡🤡🤡
Saar meko thoda thoda hinthi ata
I love to know more about Japanese mechanical engineering why Japan so good in it.
Love from BHARAT ❤
You speak each others language and you will somehow figure out that. That what all over the world ppl do.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
these north india s dont even learn a south indian language when they come to south for work...how do u expect them to learn japanese😂
Same goes for you 😂 like you all are so driven by language wars that it makes many confused that the so called 'higher literacy 'rate states can be this insecure & irrelevant sometimes
@@peaceeoutt2875 whats wrong with learning the south indian language when you come to work here in south indian states from underdeveloped bimaru cowbelt where you didnt get any job...why should the whole south indian state people learn hindi for your sake....it is like expecting japanese to learn Hindi to communicate with northindians working in japan😂....where is the relevance here?
@@vickylightspeed2750 Your ignorance may be blinding, but it won't hide your shallow knowledge 😘keep on doing that , you so good at it 💓 no one have tym to clear ur ignorance towards North India tbh . Keep on building the stereotype 😊
@@vickylightspeed2750 bruh 💀 why you so proud of south india like you were the one who built up those companies. Nobody wants to go to other cities, its the company that makes it mandatory for them to go to those south cities. Why would they ask your or anyone else’s permission. Also the people who talk big on not learning the culture are the biggest hypocrites l, imagine when you or your relatives go and work in punjab, gurgaon, pune, they will be thrashed to speak their native language. Get out of your womb and understand that its not only south that has the companies
@@vickylightspeed2750 what is south India? Can you elaborate & what if these 2 guys ( in the videos ) are from southern part of india ? 😂
Indian man is complaining that japanese people don’t speak in english while he is standing in Japan himself
I know every one is defending the guys but my friend's brother is in Japan from past 4 years and he learned basic japanese within first year and now he is a pro. I know it is very difficult specially the prounciation and nuances of other language but a little effort is needed everywhere.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages
He really doesn't need to learn Japanese to work there because most of the companies that include foreign workers mostly work in English, and because there are many foreign workers, it isn't necessary to talk to people who speak Japanese as well. Your friend's brother is very smart, and I acknowledge that because Japanese is a hard language to learn, and if you don't have time, it will become harder to learn. One of my friends relatives is working in Japan, and it took him 5 years to learn Japanese. He still can't write kanji Japanese.
Edit: A fun fact is that he is a software engineer 😂
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 I somewhat agree but sometimes I feel like if you are in a country for that long, then one should put some effort in learning and I do understand it is hard to learn a conpletely different language. I lived in Punjab one of the state in India for a while I can read ut understand it but still has issues with fluency or the dialect.
They should watch anime to learn Japanese
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Very bad suggestion😅
As an Indian myself, If you are going to their home and don't learn their language, it's alright for some extent but don't complain about local population not speaking English, why should they? It is us who needs to learn Japanese if we want to work and live in Japan, we have to adopt japanese way of life.
U r wrong, and for that reason Iam out 😂
He didn’t say anywhere that they should speak English. He just said they don’t. That’s not a complain, it’s a fact. Calm down.
Indians are born multilingual.
Another perspective, Japanese ppl also finds it hard to communicate with em.
2 plate momos plz
@@prabhghumaan3 golgappe laga
@@prabhghumaan pan thuk pehle
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@prabhghumaan That's why education is necessary. Japan mein Momos nahi milte halwe. Pehle do plate Chaat laga tuh
People be like : 3 years still don't know Japanese.
Guys I am Marathi who knows Hindi and English. Plus 2 Marathi dialect and I want to learn Tamil and Kannada. I am not getting enough time. They are probably working so hard to be with Japanese that they don't get time to learn that much.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Japanese is actually a very hard language to master. I have been learning Japanese since 2020, for JLPT exams and EJU for 2025. I have some friends in Japan, the help me a lot during my Conversational practices. Grammer and Vocabulary is very tough. I have learned around 5000 kanji. And I have to practice everyday so I don't forget them. I hope Ill do good in the July Exams 😅
@@deku.squad709 all the best bro
Simple! If you can't communicate with the natives, Better to learn their language. That's how you show them respect.
Туземец пишет про туземцев
As an Indian, Real
@@slowdive109 true, 3 years is more than enough to speak Japanese.
@@QweNomad yeah I agree
True
Good thing their workplace speaks english. Cause it'd be brutal. 😅😂
I know 4 languages and I am fluent in them.
one of them is Indian Sign Language.
I only see people trying to calm down the comments section ....where are the ignorant immature people ranting damn it.... Tsk... I missed some entertainment.....
Lol still trying to find those comments
Okay. So that guy isn't trying to say it's Japan's problem or that he wants the system to change. He is just stating a problem he faces based on the status quo which ofcourse anyone would face in a different culture and it doesn't mean that they're criticising the said culture.
That being said, most of the people fighting in the comments are South v.s the North Indians lmao. Chill mfs both sides just stop imposing languages and chill with the status quo, it ain't all that bad as u people exaggerate it to be.
Indians in the comments section criticizing them for not learning Japanese after staying there for 3 years. That man has clearly said even Japanese don't speak Japanese in the office which means they don't really have place to practice Japanese with locals. Pretty sure they know basic Japanese that's why they're able to live there but they're not fluent to hold a conversation like locals which makes them difficult to make new friends. Many Japanese aren't confident to speak English so it becomes difficult for them to make friends with foreigners.
the video doesn't specify but I hope they both can speak atleast some level of Japanese as are there for 3 years.
These People problem in India , When Working in Other states We don't speak Bengali ,Assamese ,Marathi , Kannada we only Speak Hindi ,We have problems with Other languages ,
Outside India ,
We Speak English we have Problems in Japanese , Spanish , French , Arabic , Swahili
But Other Non Hindi Speakers have No Problem speaking Japanese Spanish ,Arabic , French etc Or Speaking other Regional languages in India .
Damn people in the comment section be saying "learn the language of the people it's how you show respect" as if it's easy to do that yes Indians do speak 2-3 languages but chill i see you try to learn Japanese first before giving them a lecture on cultural respect
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 ?? I never said anything about learning English? Yes English is necessary language to learn in India because Indian languages are so diverse that we need to find some common denominator after Hindi and it's English, i was talking about the people in the comments saying learn Japanese. First of all, Japanese is not an easy language to learn and Indians already are multilingual. I'm just saying stop giving crap to Indians who aren't fluent in Japanese while they stay in Japan
He's sooooooooo luckyyyyy😭😭😭😭😭
That is me in South India.. i had to move around between chennai and karnataka.. people in both states (especially karnataka) expected me to know their language. I already speak 5 languages (hindi, English, bhojpuri, haryanvi, punjabi).. it's not easy to add more to this list..
I am thinking of speaking Hindi and Bengali to the next Japanese I meet in Shantiniketan or anywhere.
For we will try it😂😂.... I will try it in Victoria memorial😂
But Japan is a developed country, and a much larger economy than India (they are 3rd behind China and the US). So of course Japan has a higher hiearchy than India, where you guys can barely agree to settle on just ONE language for business.
There are also a lot more Indians wanting to go to Japan than the other way around....lol
This is a Karnataka. You have to speak kannada
This is a hindurashtra you have to speak Hindi 😂
Its good that they don't have language imposition like some Indian states. 👏🏼
These two guys are fortunate. It is very difficult to find a job in Japan with an entire English working environment.
Normally meetings, documentation and even internal team communication everything happens in Japanese.
Probably these two guys are extremely strong technically that they got hired out of desperate need by the company.
Might as well put the mic in his mouth while you're getting that close
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages..
Hindi South Indian language fight all stopped after our brothers don't want to learn Japanese 😂😂😂😂😂
What? South Indians who move to the North learn Hindi, if he moved to Japan, he will learn Japanese.
@@MrLikea8055why should he? The workplace is already not using Japanese! Nd most importantly learning Hindi is not like learning japanese! Japanese is the most toughest language in the world, has 3 scripts and over a thousand letters!! Hindi has 1 script 52 letters!
@@MrLikea8055 no. South Indians who move to north don’t know Hindi . I have studied in catholic school with over 20 staff from Kerala and Tamil Nadu and principal that remained same for over 10 years yet neither of them knew a word of hindi except bare minimum names of holidays . They had their errand boy why bother respecting the culture? Only if North Indians move to south they need to respect the culture while South Indians with superior morals obviously don’t need to respect the culture and language in north , isn’t it ?
@@suvigyamishra2003 what is the function of a language? Communication!. If he only wants to communicate with the people from the office or expat group or people who he knows that know english, then that would suffice. But if he wants to freely travel,talk to locals , then the language can be ten times tougher than Japanese,.he or she will have to learn to an acceptable level of proficiency.
Depends if there is an intention to communicate and even dig deep and understand them, or maybe wishes to even marry someone from that society. How can you establish a relationship with someone whom he cannot communicate.
Alberuni,Persian scholar who came with khilji in order to access the knowled and new principles of mathematics by then Brahmins, studies sanskrit for 13 years.
So did Macaulay and other colonists ,there were British scholars of bengali, Tamil, Persian etc.
@@YinYanUzumaki @@YinYanUzumaki hi , didi/ behan.i am going to be non PC, so i am asking for forgiveness beforehand.
Firstly, it was a catholic school, believe me ,forget they are keralite or tamilian, all Catholics hate cultures languages that are pagan ,so the more they drive their students away from their native roots and native culture the easier it is to indoctrinate them into Christianity. This is an open secret of convent school, both my father and mother studied in a convent. They are Hindus and they both know Christian songs and hymns they had to sing in the chapel for getting evening snacks. My father is agnostic,but he knew how subtle this was.his own teacher were mallu, who tied, being rational and sophisticated to being European temperament and backwardness to indian temperament .
Second, i am a telugu guy , who learnt Hindi ,because it was a secondary language in cbse, by hook or crook.but it was a hassle.i had to go to tution in various north indian homes near me(thanks to hyd being metropolitan). I went from a Marathi, to a marwadi home, to a Nepali home, and then to some one from guwahati (north east). it is why I was way more comfortable with Northerner as compared to my other south Indians. can I ask you , have you experienced how it is to stay in a south Indian household or the some other than your region ,initially the language and different cultures will bother you and then you slowly understand over time and gain comfort overtime. not everyone can have this experience
Do you like Hindi language?
As Hindi language , i have mixed feelings about it, i like the Hindi language ,but its use/pros is very limited,and then cons outnumber the pros.the biggest pro of Hindi language is its sharing it's Devanagari script with sanskrit. So helpful as i am currently learning sanskrit. But con is nobody respect Hindi, not even the northerners themselves.there is absolute no appreciation for learning Hindi, the south Indian has not enroute to learn dialect and idioms, and it is heavily adulterated with Urdu, to the extent some say are actually the same language with different written scripts, and you are a laughing stock for sounding like a text book (bhai, tu itna Sharif wala Hindi kyu bolta hai), and don't even get me start with the incessant use of MC BC, almost every punctuation is an MC BC, if some one is from Delhi and even this who are not from Delhi pick it up really quickly.
Historically , south Indians had a gripe with Hindi,the tamils hated both hindi and sanskrit and wanted to create their Identity based on Tamil/tamizh language and it's antiquity , the telugu ,malayali,kannadiga, wanted sanskrit to be the national language, as this will aid them to understand their scriptures better and believed in the classical antiquity and prestige of sanskrit, along with their mother tongues. But the central govt , Congress party decided to go with pragmatism and chose Hindi because most people spoke(not read or write) it.
Did you know about the love / hate relationship between Tamil/telugu, Tamil / kannada?
Did you know the first state to form on the basis of the language is Andra pradesh? , Because we bifurcated the Madras state due to Tamil imposition. The Tamil hate Hindi imposition because they were also guilty of imposing their own language and culture ,ideology on other south Indian , and believe me the Tamil love their language ,there can be no better chauvinist than a Tamil chauvinist. The Hindi ones you can find now and then are cute by comparison.we south Indian did not let one language be imposed over the other and kept our distinctive classical status in check.
But why can't you learn Hindi for unity of India? If not,what is the common language of the south I can't learn all four languages(Tamil,telugu, kannada and Malayalam)?
You are correct, Hindi is pragmatic solution for a national language, had it not shot in the leg but also letting english be the other option. Today Hindi and English are the official languages of india.
Idealistically it should have been Sanskrit. Many agreed with sanskrit for nationalism and religious Hinduism reason ,but pragmatism had to come in between ,chose Hindi and guess what today the same pragmatism is a hurdle for Hindi to be a National language. Because pragmatically english is a better language to learn, instant respectabllity,better opportunity,heck the increasingly medium of schooling and job enviornment is english.so hmmm 🤔 🤷. Same pragmatism that gave opportunity for Hindi to be a National language killed it in the end,i am sorry 😔.
The unofficial common language of south India is english ,heck ms namrata,you can look me in the eyes and say, arrey sun be ,chyawanprash rang ke chutiye,main Naa Tamil sikhungi, Naa telugu, nahi kannada aur malyalam sikhungi, if you don't know Hindi and can't be bothered, you better talk to me in English, i can't be bother to learn four different languages. i would totally respect that.you go girl, and rise up for your truth. That is the reality, give this reasoning to south indian and see if he can't refute that.no he can't. It's the truth.
Have a nice day.pranam🙏
I love Japan ❤️ 😍
English has taken over, makes my life more convenient 🤙
Japan is like south indian states .
No . South Indians states have Sanskrit as their base and so have huge common vocabulary with north India . Japan doesn’t !
@@YinYanUzumaki actually its tamil, there is a difference between indoeuropean languages and dravidian languages
@@ugottabekiddingd1999 no it’s not true . Malayalam is a mix of tamil and Sanskrit . Infact Malayalam is mostly Sanskrit itself . Kannada and Telugu have heavily used Sanskrit vocabulary . Even Tamil has common words wid Sanskrit be it yena ( or Enna) , Dooram , sangam , tavam etc . These are also Sanskrit words . So while tamil might be absent in modern day North Indian languages , Sanskrit is one thing that connects India from tip of Himalayas to Kanyakumari. A few politicians have done their best to eradicate Sanskrit from Tamil Nadu and they have been successful with their hate agenda and missionary conversion Schemes but the rest of India embraces Sanskrit as their deva bhasa and temples to this day use Sanskrit . Even the greatest Tamil Chola kings would use Sanskrit for their inscriptions in temples like Angkor wat because traditionally all languages united with Sanskrit and didn’t have a step motherly attitude to it or any conflict with Sanskrit . This is why Sanskrit influence is seen everywhere and is rightly the unifying language of whole India . It is precisely this reason why Tamil Nadu see separatists tendencies because of the adulteration of Tamil culture by infusing hate against Sanskrit . Tamil kings loved Sanskrit and Sanskrit was part of Tamil culture and the same is seen in their architectures.
In any case , I rest my case with this South Indian states do like to associate with Sanskrit and they love it with the exception of Tamil Nadu that got brainwashed by politicians over the years .
I might have digressed a little bit , but it seems like people love to deny Sanskrit base in South Indian language when it could not be further from truth .
@@YinYanUzumaki actually its Khmer inscriptions and is not related to chola empire maybe research a little as of which language is older there have been many debates its not like we are gonna solve it so let it be for that but fact of the matter is there are 2 language family indo Aryan/european and dravidian
@@YinYanUzumakiwhat bullshit. Malayalam and tamil are so similar. Official south indian languages are dravidian languages. Northbidnian languages are indo aryan. No south india language comes from sanskrit. Tamizhi is the root language. In todays time iver the years we have borrowed words from sanskrit hindi and other south indian langauges itself. Like how english borrowed loot, cash etc words from indian langauge doesn't mean indian language is the root for english same way. Sanskrit is not the root thenroot for any one of the south indian language . Yes they have some sanksrit words justvlike sanskrit has somw tamil words. But malayalam is not fully sanskrit plz educate yourself if you cannot thete are people who studied linguistics and researched about it and globally defined that dravidian langauges are not sanskort based unless you are double phd scholar who has proven dravidian langauges are sanskirt based we have no reason to believe you
3 years are long enough to learn Japanese guys.. Why complaining?
Not when u speak English instead of Japanese all day lol..
We learnt French in high school in India so don’t bullshit ..
They have worked they're engineers how can they get time to learn Japanese fluently and you know Japanese work time schedule..... It difficult to learn....the people who work there
@Robin Narzary Brother, If they can't learn basic Japanese in 3 years, then why are they complaining?? It's our responsibility to learn the local language and culture when we immigrant for work/etc for a long period.
@@ABCXYZ.1987 not really.
They are there to give their skill and earn money, not for integrating with Japan.
The first guys's voice is much alike to Vijender Singh SIR ... Amazing Voice..
Indians are living everywhere except India. Jai Hind indeed.
Are you kidding me?? There are literally 1.45 billion people living inside indian border.
Very few live outside as per 2021 stats around 60 million
60 mil is very few? Are you out of your mind?@@pankaj3746
Those dark circles 😢 . I Hope they doing well with less sleep. May God help them
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages
Doesn't every Indians have dark circles? I mean everyone i saw had,i mean,North Indians.
3 years living in Japan and still haven't learnt the language that's fucked up
yo bro let me tell you something
we indians are born and we learn 3-4 languages.. Hindi,English and our local language and he is a soft engineer... If u was a educated person u would know that a engineer works 8-10 hours a day so when he will learn fck Japanese?
@@proud333ytwont you tell Japanese people to learn hindi if they ever come to work here in india? It's common sense
Do you know how much they make people work over there in Japan?
❤️❤️🇯🇵🤝🇮🇳❤️❤️
If work doesn’t require them to speak Japanese then you simply can’t call them out for “not making a serious attempt to learn the language”. It’s very easy to dish that little criticism out without knowing the context of the person in question
The right thing is, to learn their language.
Simple
Don't blame them, sometimes we have to look at our surroundings and adapt, environment will not change for you.
Who blamed?
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
Wherever i see learn learn learn
So many countries so many languages
We have google translator guys use it
Tits n bits but use it
Depend on translators
Effort should be from both sides.
Language is a way of communication.
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
People who say Indians don't speak good English: 😶
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 Exactly 💯
Konnichiwa Suchiro san
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
Japanese who are watching this video please don't get triggered this happens in India too... The hindi speaking population here doesn't want to learn South Indian languages when they are even moving to South india... Rather they want the South indians to learn hindi... RIP to their logic😢
2nd person sounds like sunder pichali
I am already trilingual dude i can't learn another one - English Hindi and Sanskrit
Me Kannada Telugu Tamil & English
@@dontbeafraidimhere5421 bro can travel whole south india
Me : Kannada English
No one can force anyone to learn anything. 😡😡😡 Even when he is living there for 1 year or more than 10 years. You just can't impose anything
Pls don't impose Hindi on others
Same also people don't want to talk to you 😂😂😂
@@communistcat6006 please don't impose Tamil & English
@@Bharatiya12321 im from Andhra we learn 3 languages including hindi during school, no one is imposing to learn tamil but Hindi central government is doing it for sure.
@@stinkymom2338 toh indian ki matra bhasha kya hai. Tu jaha marji reh vaha ki bhasha bol uder but INDIA ki matrabhasha toh hindi hi rahegi na!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Aur kya chood hai tumko centre se, sala bahar aadhivasi desh ke ho kya, alag hi chutiyapa south ka.
There are Indians who never learn other languages outside india ,but they ask other state indians to speak Hindi😂😂😂
While u r here writting/speaking in English and all the Indians reading it in English 'a language from outside India',yes?
Problem isnt they dont speak English, it’s that these brothers don’t speak Japanese yet
As long as Japanese stay away from foreign languages, Japan will be Japan ❤
If you are staying there better to learn the language as hobby. Helps in communication. Girls in India learns korean watching BTS 🤣
(P. S. If I am going to Japan for work and stay for 3 years. Definitely going to learn the language 🫡)
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Typical North Indians love going to different countries and states and not make an effort to learn the local language.
Typical South Indian crying that northies not learning their language. Do you people learn Punjabi gujrati khadi-boli bundeli bangali chhatisgarhi in their respective states? No! You all just ride the broken Hindi bus. And don't say that south Indians don't work in these states. They work here too, and unlike in the south, they can happily use English instead of the native language without being harassed.
😂, skill speak and understand by all people .
My guide is Tamil living in Gujarat since 5 years. Let alone Gujarati he doesn't want to learn even Hindi. Stupid people don't mind learning English but only other Indian languages. Tumhare dada ji ki language hai kya English?
@@ironlad6385 ja Chotu 2 chai la
learn local language in north, y hindi.
I love Japan❤❤. My Dream Country Japan. I want to go One day in Japan
I feel like the ipl interview...like cricket is being interviewed...
Respect!! They are protecting their language and culture both
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
This comment section is so immature !
They said they have been there for 3 years so of course they would understand a little bit and could speak broken japanese.Its impossible to be that ignorant to not know anything. They live there so surely they have been able to communicate somehow & that's what matters
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages. 🙏
thanks gpt lol
came for work such a lie ...u came for adult industry
ENGLISH , HINDI, BHOJPURI, BENHALI, SANSKRIT, - 5 IN TOTAL.
It's 3 years. Just learn their language.
These guys will complain in India too where north and south part have completely different language. One just can't understand other. So, just learn the language where you go. It will be tough initially but with time, you will surely learn.
I am from Punjab and I am learning Tamil after coming to Tamil Nadu for college. It is really tough but ya kee trying.
😂😂😂 there are more similarities in both and style is same
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages 🙏
Who complained?
Being an Indian I strongly believe that Indians in Japan should learn Japan and not try to propagate English language.
Lol after learning 3 language i am tired of another
@@adityanayak872 then why we should destroy their culture? Just don't move to Japan, if you don't want to learn their language
@@H4XOR23The were hired as software engineers, NOT for anything else. For many, English is already a non-native language. The companies knew before hiring them. They are not doing any favors to the migrant labour.
@@dhruvpandya4136 Japan is for Japanese people and the company which is running it's business in Japan must follow the protocol or else it's a kind of insult to Japan's own people and it's culture. Just imagine if French was imposed upon us in India? Would you be happy? (Now it's a different thing few educated idiots prefer to speak English instead of native Indian languages, we are mentally colonized yet)
Point and trying to make is let's not destroy their culture like we are destroying our own. We should give preference to Japanese over English when in Japan.
@@H4XOR23 by not speaking their language you can't destroy their culture lmao
They don't require to so why ? It's been 3 years they r living there... It's not like they communicate in sign language.... unko Kam chalau ati hi hogi Japanese ...it's not like they don't know basic terms ... In India we don't expect anybody to know our native language instead we will do everything in our hand gestures and common knowledge power to communicate with an outsider.... By the time people learn language automatically
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"second official language"* in all states of India! (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
5) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
It is better that we accept the reality and equally important to respect all our Indian languages.
Learn Japanese.