ఇంగ్లీష్ భాష - Ramuism on "English Language" || Journalist Swapna | iDream Movies

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👉 Episode 1 : • Sirivennela Sitarama S... Watch Ramuism latest episode, hosted by senior journalist Swapna. In this episode, Ram Gopal Varma talks about English Language, the anxiety and disturbances we all go through in our life.
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[@sanjaysahu7828]

Every episode of ramuism and every thought of RGV opens a door for new world of learning!! Kudos genius!!

[@pranithaperakalapudi7442]

Hi Mr. Ramu and Ms. Swapna, Tq so much for this gret video on Royal English. All viewers and Swapna can't understand his maturity level/ wisdom. BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. ENGLISH has only 26 letters and its forefathers had had greater vision before the whole world opened its eyes. English is a wonder, power and mystery which can't be comprehend easily by the majority the world. ALL THE BEST from your English Trainer. Eng Ravi Emani village TGT@KV, GNT

[@perelliharish8243]

మేడం స్వప్న గారు నేను RGV sir కి వీరాభిమానిని ఎంత అంటే కోమర దశలో ఉన్న వారి కోరికలు, ఆలోచనలు, ఆశలు ఎంత స్వచ్చమైనవో RGV సార్ పై నా అభిమానం అంత స్వచ్ఛమైనది. నా small request ఏమిటంటే మీరు తీసే రాముఇజం ఎపిసోడ్ లు చూస్తూ ఉంటా, As a fan గా నా కోరిక : 1) indian Constitution[ because this country is ruling by India Constitution ] పై ఒక ఎపిసోడ్. 2) indian Constitution రాసిన DR. BR Ambedkar పై ఒక ఎపిసోడ్ చేస్తారా . ఒక అభిమానిగా గురువు గారి మాటలలో ఆ అంశాల గురించి వినాలి అని కోరిక. ఇది మీరు చూసి చదవాలి అని ఆశిస్తూ.....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Hari_honest "Hord core fan of RGV".

[@anirudhbilla3005]

Most Important topic to learn from RGV : Productivity/Efficiency/Focus/Work

[@dheerajvarthi4657]

You are absolutely right brother . Have to learn many more to enhance productivity of our life

[@ramch5095]

@@dheerajvarthi4657 q

[@fasiirocks]

Annitiki minchi selfcontrol

[@vamsikrishnasurya9210]

Twitter, vodka, KZbin, marketing, art of convincing people to get things done, how to manage and deal with different mindsets in a team, How to unlearn things, How to say NO to people, Camera Compositions, Screenplay, Character Design, Sound design, Art Direction, Editing and many more ilanti topics kuda koncham cover cheyandi swapna garu ❤️😀

[@rlingeswarlks2442]

@ Vamsi____________That means intruding into his own language

[@saimuralifreedom4376]

Friedrich Nietzsche పై ఒక ఎపిసోడ్ చేయండి. 😍🥰

[@venkatcharyuluvenkat9235]

inspiring... got tremoundous clarity in his points, all these discussions are great academic classes for thousands of people . varma interviews with swapna will remain forever in video libraries. people will watch even after another two decades. thank you.

[@katambeulah1706]

Well said

[@yagnasahu9496]

Do a video on alcohol 🍺🍺

[@j.ramanandnayak4571]

Absolutely 💯

[@kvvsubbarao806]

@@yagnasahu9496 ఆఫ్ఫ్సీసీ నాక్స్స్, స్,,,,,,, z, xxxxt😄😄😘😘❤

[@incognito8646]

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[@funnycrackers1734]

Oh my god 🙏🙏 thanks for ramuism new episodes

[@saikumark637]

Make Ramuism video on Reservation system in India 💓💓💓 How many want it???

[@aghora_casa]

there is already a video anukunta

[@ravitejagundeti]

I am expecting a video on "Books". Impact on life

[@sujathareddyp9444]

After a long time i am seeing ramuism. Thank you rgv garu 💞☕🔥🔥🔥❄️⛄😍💘🌬️🍵🍵🍵.

[@magmagaming56]

19:18 swapna shocked, RGV rocked

[@sherkaddhanush6584]

23:33 that laugh of RGV 😍

[@jhanujhansi9332]

Awesome ,Swapna Garu and ramu. Weekly two or three episodes ramuisam upload cheste meeku punyam untundi , only with Swapna Garu as interviewer.

[@skysantu7999]

Hatsoff to Rgv knowledge and his grasping power Thank you for an Amazing interview

[@thummathriveni5295]

Learnt a lot ..thank u RGV n Swapna 😊

[@glancysharon7746]

Wow...Super RGV. 👌👌😌. Beautiful and Amazing description by RGV🖊🖊🖊🙏🙏🙏

[@avpIndian]

Super Madam we Enjoy ey Lot🤣😂🙏nakunna school days english dabbing comedy dailougs ni touch chesaru👍

[@travelerganesh8185]

Mee memory power oka selute guruvu gaaru ...

[@jeremiahkothuri2369]

Super discussion! Hats-off to RGV. So super!

[@mekalaravikumar143]

Adhi nera veradhu kabhatti English ni abhivrudhi cheyakka, vattini pillalakki yekkuva sthayilonu nerpinchakka thapadhu prabhutvallu.... Mukyanga yipudunna vidhanam lonu paristhithulonu a aa bhashalonu chadhivinna variki jobs yivvaleru , mukyanga govt lonu evaleru Esthe ardhikangga yekkuva sthayilonu vellalemu pravet lonu yekkuvaga jobs evachu andhuku mukyanga English vachi undalli kabhatti prabhutvallu e tharam pillalakki English bhashani prathi vyakthiki nerpinchuthe kontha merakku prabhutvalakki othiddi thaguthundhi, nirudyogullu thaginchavachu.... Nakku thelissi ..... Koncham andharu alochinchalli .... Super debate and thank you all.....

[@theroohith]

37:46 I think thats totally because of amount of consciousness(and concisely saying details without missing anything) that went into describing the character in the book.so, if the same thing is written in telugu with same amount of consciousness and honesty, and taking care of wordplay, it would give same degree of impact.

[@georgepuvvada4303]

Facts are revealed and explained, thank you sir

[@mranonymous5045]

He is just amazing....

[@palakaprasadlvss5313]

English is a not only language but also connecting in between different places,different people,different thoghts,different culture in entire world...

[@Shailesh1o]

Promo,teaser or glimpse awsram ldhu ramuism ki..... direct release 👍

[@marojurakesh886]

Continue this season brings ❤🔥🔥🔥ramuism is a book for students

[@sreenivasgani7563]

Vedokkadu chalu....indiaki....thanks boss giving so many thought provokings

[@chantigadu4067]

It is incredible.way of talking.thank so much for give imapact of english things and thoughts......

[@buramgirish9282]

really so delighted to be contemporary living of being of RGV, He is a new Polymath for 21st century like Leonardo Davanci,

[@sujathareddyp9444]

True

[@letsseekonaseema]

I'm wondered with ur memory power sirrr.... U r awesome 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Rampy-wb2gj]

Ramu garu is perfect

[@nagellapraveen3715]

Please do one episode with Ramu sir how to learn English?

[@paravatareddypullareddy9954]

Last lo K Vishwanath gaari gurinchi cheppadam super

[@bhanunarin1931]

great conversation madam....rgv sir always great knoweledge

[@byash4377]

Great words by RGV 🙏

[@saichandu8554]

Kindly Make An Episode on Books alone. A 1 Hour episode on Books. Guys those who want this to be an episode. Like this comment to highlight it 😍❤

[@nirmalaneelam5072]

He is just amazing

[@randomguy6489]

I have to give it to this guy, whether you like him or not he gets your attention.

[@saikirankondaveeti4155]

A man with outstanding intelligence 100%

[@narasingaraoboddu3193]

His videos are only those which get like button without watching full video..

[@kovidraj9380]

as the episode is on "English", my humble request to the makers of #Ramuism is please make all the episodes of Ramuism (From the very beginning) are available with "English Subtitles". #Ramuism should not be just confined to the Telugu speaking people. the Immense philosophical knowledge of the genius #RGV should reach every corner of the world and the only way it can happen is through #English . #RamGopalVarma #Swapna

[@hemanthkv5743]

YEAH your absolutely right, I also have the same opinion.

[@SharukKhan-op2gt]

Nenu chala possessive ramuism telugu vallake undali ani migitha statle dumb tho bratakali

[@vasuk965]

Learn telugu bro then u will understand him He was saying english was gone into every corner in the word but y not telugu or any other kind of knowledge So u learn our telugu to listen him

[@kovidraj9380]

@@vasuk965 lol 😆!! I'm a telugu guy myself.. I wanted the world to learn from him i.e why I suggested for English subtitles so that everyone can understand and bro let's be practical everyone's not gonna learn Telugu or any particular language just to watch a show or something. there's nothing wrong in adding subs to make it understandable for all Infact it's smart thing to do.

[@dahagamsreeshanth]

Make a Ramuism episode on " life "

[@mandalashanmukha]

Watch entire ramuism once

[@krishnamohanyerrabilli4040]

@@mandalashanmukha that's a good meaning full reply

[@karthiduvvi4790]

Superrbbb superbbb superbbb Topic .....please continue doing more episodes of Ramuism..we love it a lot...please keep continue this Ramuism series 👏 👍🏻 👌

[@santoshtatpalli]

English is universal language, I believe that ramuisam like to everyone. .. ramuisam is always talk about facts.

[@vssamudrala61]

Very thought proving session!! Any information without practicle implementation then It's garbage. It's better to introduce English in all Govt schools.

[@easycoding6426]

Your words are so valuable plz register your words in ipr .. Copyright acts

[@SP-eb6qj]

Greats 👍 👌 sir your esteemed knoledge n talent a real university

[@arjunvarma3430]

Glade to see the swapnaramam (ramuism) ,the most intelligent conversation in telugu language . My request is to make a conversation on "imagination " plz.

[@purnanalam9553]

It's easy to learn English but hard to master it RGV garu

[@tejasrinivasganesh3193]

that ending at 39:16 gave goosebumps......RGV comments only after having in depth knowledge on the subject from both ends and that's what makes him great.

[@chilakamarthisaiseshu4651]

Awesome interview with ramu ji

[@MaheshKumar-vv5lb]

Wonderful conversation with RGV Swapna garu

[@rockkesava3602]

Surprised.... 🤩🤩

[@Surya-ji5tz]

LOL, that's bad theorizing and attribution bias. 1. Richness of a language has nothing to do with its prevalence. English consists of merely 26 letters. Telugu has twice as many-52. That shows how many sounds are omitted from English. Language at its fundamental level is about usage of sounds. In that sense English is primitive. Sanskrit is dying in popular usage not because it's inferior, nor does it lack the 'punch effect' that you speak of. 2. Nobody can spell "knife" by knowing its pronunciation unless they learnt it before. Nobody can pronounce "aisle" by knowing its spelling unless they learnt it before. Graduate native speakers can't say why they use prepositions where they use, much less foreign speakers. From the above, you can easily infer English is among the hardest languages to learn. Despite this massive barrier, saying that it's widely adapted all over the world because of its dramatic effect is outright silly. 3. Economic prosperity confers cultural superiority. Wealth pulls people to move into foreign lands for which they need to learn the foreign language. This makes foreign language aspirational. Telugu is rarely aspirational and therefore doesn't get refined. 4. Wide readership for literature and large viewership for movies has a positive feedback effect on the medium of language--it naturally gets refined. Telugu has been stagnant since forever. Plus, higher education including polity(re: your Constitution remark), social sciences and sci&tech is virtually non-existent in vernacular languages, which leaves no choice for people but to adopt English. That's one reason why the French and Germans(who were at the forefront of research and higher education) didn't have much influence of English language until recently, although they are neighbours to the British. 5. Excellence is observed in the West in all fields, not just literature. So the reason needn't be intrinsic to the superiority/inferiority of the language, be it Telugu or English. FWIW, I never heard an English song that's remotely comparable to the beauty, depth and richness in what Sirivennela or Veturi penned.

[@mohammedriyazuddin2537]

I completely agree with you... And even RGV sir is also agreeing with that; every individual language has their own uniqueness but.... At the end of a debate we ourselves fails to answer his question about why telugu or Hindi or any other language from India couldn't able to get globally recognisation.

[@RamA-rg1yw]

@@mohammedriyazuddin2537 please read 3 point for your question. If I want work in any place for bread and butter other than my mother tongue,, i have to learn or knowledge of that area language to succeed. If you want work in Japan, China, Germany, Tamilnadu, North India, you have to do the same thing. Here Economy is playing vital role over your language. We should respect and have command on our mother tongue, then it is very easy to learn other languages for our existence. Example. IAS, IPS officers talking in local language to perform their duties.It is mandatory for them. Even though I worked in Tamil nadu for short period of 4 years, I have learned the language for performing my duties effectively, even though not necessary to learn the language.

[@veenasvlogs2935]

@@mohammedriyazuddin2537 and continued exppanation of the above my Mr. Ram, as I agree with him English not only as economical aspect but also the contribution to technology globally. All the gadgets , especially computer which was the first screen made object was designed in English language. English is such a language you feel it both easy and tough . So economical contribution and impact of freedom is what English got attention and etc. There are other many reason too which we simply can't keep stating

[@vinaychowdary2727]

The very fact that you made your point in very articulated sentences in English, beats your own point

[@purnachandrarao6823]

RGV is a good analyst

[@MofTK]

Amazing.. Selute to RGV..

[@saisaran2670]

27:55 10:18 06:04

[@pspknaveen2807]

Most 🔥

[@peruguchandraskekharrao9309]

Any language can creat impact if it is properly understood ,not only english .

[@premkumar9489]

Superb

[@what_thefork]

29:02 swapna got no chill 🤭🤣🤣

[@srinivasg4165]

Worlds. No1. Top class languge..is. ఇంగ్లీష్

[@nrusimha11]

జాగ్రత! is fewer letters and more succinct than Caution! 'ఇక్కడ నిర్మాణం జరుగుతోంది. జాగ్రత!' works as well as, 'Caution, Work in Progress'. భాష వాడుకతో నలుగుతుంది. (RGV గారు అప్పుడప్పుడు మంచి 'ఫైటింగ్' సినిమాలు తీస్తారు; అన్నీ తెలిసిన వారు కాదు).

[@manjunathnaiknaik4785]

Great boss

[@venkivenki8917]

Great interview. Thank you Swapna garu. Agree with RGV on impact of English language. One more point I'd like to add is that English is probably the only language which has 'evolved' scientifically over centuries by taking best bits from other languages. There are many other beautiful languages incl Telugu, French, Italian etc however they seem to be stuck in past trying to glorify their cultural past. The openness of English and the impact on world culture is tremendous.

[@dandalasuman]

I agree that Telugu language and most Indian languages couldn't add new words in the fields of technology. We can not say Telugu didn't evolve just because new vocabulary is not there. It evolved up to the point that there are rules for writing poetry "Chandassu" & "Avadhaanam". This RGV didn't read any great books in Telugu because they are in Poetic form and RGV and others couldn't understand them. But as a language Indian languages/Telugu are evolved grammatically & vocabulary (except technology) much more than English.

[@Ravikumar-gx9eu]

Language Evolution is about to invent any expression in words but regional languages stuck in past and glorifying the complexity, But everybody wants to be updated so the only tool is english.

[@kranthiraj667]

Goppa Telugu ani cheppi manavallu sanskrit matladutaru. Sanskrit kills indian languages

[@mrmothilal41]

Super super super super super super

[@Sreenivasulu_Umapathi]

Telugu, hindi and English is must for every one of us.....

[@durgaprasad5576]

విజ్ఞాన భాండాగారం "రాముఇజం".

[@111Rajashekar]

So true!

[@satishgujralgujral6454]

What people don't recognize or fail to recognize is The only thing which makes any person great is ones open mindedness to new ideas and not self praising oneself or ones culture of language is a part. What RGV was trying to repeatedly point is its not which language is great but English language's impactfulness in expressing ones ideas precisely is the finest quality of that language..Had there been that same quality in any other language like for example German or French then that language would have been ruling the world in place of English.

[@savitriayapilla3943]

ఆర్జీవీ..యూ ర్ జస్ట్ great

[@Kp-cb8pq]

his memory 👏🏽👏🏽

[@vivekch9476]

Ah dialogue delivery timing enti sir🔥🤙

[@SureshMandangi-br9yt]

Super ❤❤❤

[@genevision...fornewindia176]

Yes yes yes. .... Varma garu is immaculately correct ... Really I am fond of english... Even though I am not perfect in English.. Thomas Carlyle's "Hero as poet" the way my master taught us when I was studying 1st B.sc...I had been mesmerized.... English language is... Really impeccable. Patti sumathi...Gene vision Library For new India

[@heymatetala3328]

సూపర్. రామ్ గోపాల్ వర్మ గారు

[@gshrdy5415]

RGV having hard time explaining why English became so famous, it is because Industrial revolution in England and major fundamental inventions in USA, technical instructional books starting from how to utilize electrical gadgets to cultural factors all were created and born in these two countries along with other English spoken countries like Canada, New Zealand, Australia besides UK (which ruled many countries), Ireland, India and some other countries immediately needed to learn English to communicate with many different people, other than that it doesn't have any special qualities that made it famous.

[@sudhakarrvs5541]

Well said

[@connect2sharatchandra956]

Yes.. completely agree

[@lalityay]

I guess he is more into literature/history than technology/education.

[@sandhyakiran4064]

Agreed. On the other hand, telugu language had limited growth due to cultural reasons. Only brahmins and kshatriyas were literates and could put in their work in the development of language, while other castes catered to them economically. With the fall of kingdoms, everyone needed to work and earn, kings and brahmins didn’t have time for the language. Had English language originated in Venezuela, it wouldn’t have been so popular.

[@lalityay]

I think English language is great because of the ingenuity of its people who developed it over the course of period. It's not the language it's the minds which are behind it in its evolution.

[@anonimousefriend5971]

now im realized..... meeru telugodiga puttadam na adrustam . endukante mi interviews chudakapoyevadini mi all stuff ni mss ayyevadini im lucky lv u sir

[@Namaste_Teja]

Make an episode relating to Ethical intelligence vs cunning intelligence.....

[@rajjkumar4682]

Atleast try to give English subtitles.....These discussions are very engaging and enhancing.......

[@venkateshamgorige7388]

Boss is back

[@kandikuppabrahmam8740]

Excellent, no words.

[@bobbilivijay3748]

Babu ne memory ke 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jeremiahkothuri2369]

RGV is so super on English!

[@shrisub881]

Request you guys to conduct interviews in English as well so us north Indian folks get some knowledge

[@sureshbabuk4540]

Exllent

[@ravi2523096]

The biggest benefit with native language is to that local society - not to the individual who is using it. Just see all the developed countries in the world - Spain, France, Germany, Russia, Japan, China, Norway, Denmark, Israel, Italy, Sweden, Finland, South Korea, England - Everyone speak/think in their native language. Main reason for their development is that all brilliant people stay in their country due to the language barrier and contribute to the development of their society. Show me any other country(except USA that has its own geographical & political reasons to grow) that progressed asmuch as the countries I mentioned above(per capita basis).

[@svr5929]

మీ మేధస్సు కు శతకోటి వందనాలు స్వామి. 🙏🙏😄

[@dandalasuman]

I felt RGV didn't read much in Telugu, with his limited knowledge in Telugu he made these half baked conclusions.

[@humanphilosopher6663]

Hatsoff to rgv🙏👌

[@dune2915]

27:55 🔥

[@karthikiyer9502]

RGV point of usage simple words to have a impact in english, even in telugu we use it. For that we should see writings of Trivikram Srinivas who uses simple words placed in such a. Way to have greater impact. From my minute knowledge I know

[@MrPrince750]

He should read the novels of left wing authors like Sri Sri, Gurram Joshua and Ranganayakamma.

[@jaganp5187]

Good one.

[@venkatcharyuluvenkat9235]

and today english is one of the reason for millions of indians spreading accross the globe

[@saiharshith6075]

fantastic topic and super episode

[@shivashankarreddyn8821]

The intellectual level of anchor is far below RGV.

[@anandv4422]

My Hero

[@ganeshkatakam7064]

Super

[@aravindkarthik260]

Whatever the topic and debate maybe... The way he represents and demonstrates the subject is simply outstanding and extraordinary 🔥🔥🔥

[@2truefacts]

Naatho nenu discuss chesukunna eh video chuse konchem mundhu "Naku english ante chaala istam kadha at the same time Telugu ante kuda istam " why ani .... The impact of english dramatic lines gave me more pleasure than telugu lines and The impact of Telugu lyrics gave me more mind consciousness than english songs lyrics .... Naku English drama ante istam and Naku Telugu lyrics antey istam .... ❤️