Dr. Shashi Tharoor's Speech on Spoken English and its importance.

[@chiru6753]

Before knowing shahi Tharoor sir: How to speak English like Native English Speaker? After knowing shashi Tharoor sir: How to speak English like Shashi Tharoor?

[@parthifinearts5595]

1000000001% true....I agree friend....

[@srikanths5178]

Native Americans are tribal indigenous Americans and many still don't speak English, particularly the ones that have not yet integrated with the modern American society.

[@pro4915]

Right😂

[@Hellboy1173w]

Thats how I feel

[@pavanm7590]

Native American language is not English, what you talking about ?

[@MADARA_16432]

Dr.Shashi Tharoor must be designated as Education Minister for India for a Lifetime despite of any party ruling India whether it is BJP , Congress or whoever Mr.Shashi must be the Education Minister

[@ajsempire4631]

He would make our country fluent at English Speaking.

[@rahamatsk8852]

My unofficial english teacher , great fan of his english.

[@zomblity3453]

Me too

[@azharmuz]

Me too.♥️

[@samara7607]

Me too

[@joythomas3025]

Me too

[@Tuhin380]

Me too just for his English

[@kaushikdasgupta67]

I really wish I could unlearn my English and learn the language again from Dr. Shashi Tharoor.

[@positivethinking2068]

I'm fan of tharoor's English

[@mayakhote-merchant7633]

No such thing as ‘Tharoor’s English.’

[@amitaspoetry384]

Always so articulate Shashi. English is a language that unifies us all in communication. English Literature certainly expresses and appreciates this a lot more through the nuances of language. How well I know that! Relating to the world through a global language is crucial to our lives. Honoring that does not deny cultural pride, which is very important too. Let’s do both. Kudos Shashi!

[@Apoorv293]

Wherever he speaks, his stuff is gold.

[@adwaitshembavnekar9949]

Though I may not consider your political views but listening to you is a treat.

[@afrosnazin7534]

Its wonderful.

[@Xcvbn3355]

which political views are you on?

[@munafghori4052]

I have began reading for only purpose of making my english vocabulary as huge as shashi tharoor. He is the right person for imitate as a writer. I hope my vocabulary and writing skills would improve in the quest of becoming like tharoor.

[@eric-theodore-cartman6151]

Sasi my bigg luv. Relly appreciated your sayings. Learned a lots and am continue.

[@ashishnair10]

The most erudite person in the Congress party!! Tharoor for PM!!

[@roshangupta672]

I can hear this man whole day😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@jayarajvirat18vm88]

🦁🦁ഞങളുടെ പാലക്കാടിന്റെ അഹങ്കാരം ശശി തരൂർ സാർ 💪💪💪

[@maheshbs2031]

I am very very big fan of taroor sir english speech

[@Rohitpatel-hr3jk]

I aspire to be like him but I know this won't be possible as everyone is unique and possess different qualities

[@Tejaspandya227]

I am a great fan of shashi tharoor sir.

[@madanbag3876]

Legend and my favorite politician

[@piyaligoswami1670]

Sir, your videos are very very helpful , whenever I watch you, I learn something to improve my English.....loads of love

[@ayeshasiddequa2876]

#WeareTharoorians 🙏👏🇮🇳👌 Sir, thanks for your Guidance over how to be get betterment in spoken English🙏

[@faizalataullah7430]

Most educated politician in India.👌

[@Ranjith_747]

What about PV narasimha rao, Dr Manmohan Singh, Dr Shrikant Jichkar.

[@neeraj.kumar.1]

Speaking better english isn't the proof that you are most educated person.

[@ഒരുസ്റ്റുഡന്റ്]

He should be our pm

[@ഒരുസ്റ്റുഡന്റ്]

@@neeraj.kumar.1 that you dont know english, but he knows

[@amalpv.8595]

@@ഒരുസ്റ്റുഡന്റ് Because he can speak decent English? Language is not a qualification to be a politician. having a good view about future is.

[@thayyibhamza4881]

If you want to speak English, listen to native English speakers. But, if you want to debate in English, listen to Dr Tharoor.

[@stalinbabu3584]

999..likes.... My like made this 999 to 1k... 😄😄😄😄....you are embodiment of English.... Sir...

[@indianambi]

Big fan too...Hats off sir..

[@sunilmathew8805]

Wow, super speech

[@venkataiyer1]

Excellent perspectives and beautifully spoken

[@ganga.asokan6546]

Love you so much......... I am always mesmerized... By your oration... And your criticism........ As Socrates in questioning...

[@jkpoorathil]

What Dr Tharoor said is correct.

[@vdt6553]

A big fan of Mr tharoor's English...

[@mukeshsaxena403]

Great speaker Thuroor Sir

[@SupriyaBhattacharjee-u6i]

My fav indian polician of 21st century

[@geethuvinod3117]

No doubt your language ....shining like pearls

[@Thukai-Operater]

Kuch samajh me nahi Aya lekin sunne me bada maza aga

[@thebestbuscuit]

Lmao

[@BEN-mm9ki]

U r great man of action

[@rakeshkumbhar1647]

Shashi voice is like Shatrugan sinah.

[@sunilkumar-ey9es]

Sashi sir is my inspiration

[@eoeoy3004]

Same here

[@cybrusds3517]

Shashi Tharoor: Kerala Subtitles: Canada 🙄

[@sohamghaisas414]

Though english sucks,tharoor has quite a personality

[@sohamghaisas414]

@Global ClassRoom I mean english itself, as a language, sucks.

[@mystic9926]

Linguistic fragmentation of the national sensibilities🙄

[@gendentsering9521]

Big fan sir

[@s.kthesinger2764]

Even I can understand... Foreigner's English easily without any hesitation but.... I can't grasp a single word of shashi tharoor's sir English!! Sorry for my bad English 😑🤕

[@gajanansurywanshi1381]

😂😂

[@ashwanisharma3072]

One who can teach English to Britishers

[@mayakhote-merchant7633]

Anyone can do that 😜

[@johnalexander4982]

The most erudite politician in India!

[@rizwanjaleel7723]

Sir I love ur language

[@nonedone]

i am modi fan and pro bjp but still hugely admire mr. shashi tharoor

[@MADARA_16432]

The only MP in Congress who talks about Educations & Education, the reason for Congress Downfall for not includein Dr.Shashi in top leadership and including some bullshits like gulam nabi azad & kapil sibbal

[@jethrodykes4853]

Shashi, can you help us in the uk? priti patel is trying to implement policies that would be suitable for nazi germany?......

[@perfectdude8322]

i wish he should be the prime minister of india

[@earthflower7233]

Wig? Snatched lmao

[@roshangupta672]

You need a Dictionary if you will hear him regularly,,, though he is not using difficult terms here🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Boom

[@SreekumarKumar-z1c]

Adwnianubaryakonnuparuparayandallo3thavanampaibakkiellavarkkumaryamllo

[@prabhuprasadbiswal9594]

150 rupeeya dega!

[@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்]

I disagree with Tharoor, it is the ecosystem of our languages that gives us an identity and a sense of belonging to India, becoming culturally globalized makes us deracinated and ignorant of our roots. Perhaps, Tharoor doesn't want to accept that a culturally&politically De-Centralized India is the Future, the days of Centralized top-down Political&Economic policies are coming to an end. BJP's Hindu Nationalism is the last dying gasp of Centralized Cultural Nationalism.

[@sky0007fall]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_subcontinent According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the term subcontinent signifies a "subdivision of a continent which has a distinct geographical, political, or cultural identity" and also a "large land mass somewhat smaller than a continent".[8][9] Its use to signify the Indian subcontinent is evidenced from the early twentieth century when most of the territory was part of British Empire,[10][11][12] as it was a convenient term to refer to the region comprising both British India and the princely states under British Paramountcy.[13][14]

[@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்]

@@sky0007fall And your point is....?

[@sky0007fall]

An Akhand Bharat is a pure concept for millennia. In order to be called a country, India needed a stable political geography spanning the entire landmass under one and only one banner (flag) and one and only one name (India). The regional rulers of India always fell short of this accomplishment. The very first wave of Indian Nationality sentiment came only during the British rule. And that was just that, a wave of sentiment which simply got stronger with time that eventually became a reality. There was no country called India before 15th August 1947. There was no nation called India before 26th January 1950. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Indian_monarchs The following list of Indian monarchs is one of several lists of incumbents. It includes those said to have ruled a portion of the Indian subcontinent, including Sri Lanka. South Asia, main centre of Indian culture The earliest Indian rulers are known from Sanskrit literature, Jain literature and a few in Buddhist literature in context of literary sources. Archaeological sources included archological remains in Indian subcontinent which give many details about earlier kingdoms, monarchs, and their interactions with each other. Early types of historic documentation include metal coins with an indication of the ruler, or at least the dynasty, at the time. These Punch-marked coins issued around 600s BCE and in abundance under the Maurya Empire in 300s BCE. There are also stone inscriptions and documentary records from foreign cultures from around this time. The main imperial or quasi-imperial rulers of North India are fairly clear from this point on, but the many local rulers, and the situation in the Deccan and South India is less clear stone inscriptions from early centuries. Main sources of South Indian history is Sangam Literature dated from 300s BCE. Time period of ancient Indian rulers rulers are speculative, or at least uncertain. The early history of many dynasties of Ancient India and are currently uncertain. Heheya Kingdom Magadha dynasties Gonanda Kingdom of Kashmir Gandhara Kingdom (c. 1500 - 518 BCE) Kuru Kingdom (c. 1200-345 BCE) Videha dynasty of Mithila (c. 1100 - 700 BCE) Panchala Kingdom (c. 1100 BCE - 350 CE) Anga Kingdom (c. 1100 - 530 BCE) Kalinga Kingdom (c. 1100 - 261 BCE) Kamboja Kingdom (c. 700 - 200 BCE) Pandyan dynasty (c. 600 BCE - 1650 CE) Chera dynasty (c. 600 BCE-1530 CE) Chola dynasty (c. 600 BCE - 1279 CE) Kingdom of Tambapanni (c. 543-437 BCE) Satavahana dynasty (c. 230 BCE-220 CE) Mahameghavahana dynasty (c. 225 BCE - 300 CE) Kingdom of Kangleipak (Manipur) (c. 200 BCE -1950 CE) Kuninda Kingdom (c. 2nd century BCE to 3rd century CE) Foreign Assimilated Kingdoms in Indian Subcontinent Chutu dynasty of Banavasi (c. 100 BCE-200 CE) Nagvanshi dynasty of Chotanagpur (c. 64-1952 CE) Bharshiva dynasty (Nagas of Padmavati) (c. 170-350 CE)

[@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்]

​@@sky0007fall Bharat was never referred to as a "COUNTRY" under the same rule, Bharat was only referred to a cultural landmass similar to *"Europe".* *"Akhand"* Bharat is RSS propaganda, and what on earth does this does this have to do with my post about decentralization of the Indian Govt?

[@sky0007fall]

@@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக் It was decentralised before 1947

[@c.ravindran2868]

He may have english.Remember hotel supplier in England will speak good english.This man is resosible fir his wifes death.He should quit politics.And he has no human touch.He should not be inpublic life.He deaerves to be jailed.

[@bishalchakraborty488]

What do you mean

[@amalpv.8595]

Do you have any proof to prove your accusations?

[@gulabharia4576]

English should be taught in England Indian should speak Hindi Tharoor should migrate to England Waste of time to listen to tharoor in India He is wasting time

[@karthikm0004]

Unlike some Indians Hindi gunks don't shy away from showing that they are upright low classes some times. It's a fact

[@maniacInator]

And u write this in emglish lol

[@amalpv.8595]

Like you are doing now. Don't drag people to your well.

[@JV-oi6ch]

Hindi is for chaprassies. Those who want to become CEOs of big multi-national companies need to be good at English.

[@chethands3862]

India is not Hindi. India is Tamil the classical language of India.