English Upgrade for Indians and South Asians
What you'll learn
- avoid the most frequently misused English words and phrases.
- pronounce tricky consonant sounds more comfortably and confidently.
- speak more clearly and be understood better by English speakers in everyday life.
Requirements
- You should already have a basic understanding of English.
Description
Kishorvivian says:
Brilliant study, straight approach and simple teaching. No fuss. No waste of time. The course is very useful.
Ariful says:
Wow...it is very helpfully for me thanks!
Tired of Americans telling you that they didn't understand you, or asking you to speak slower?
Confused by English words or phrases you've never heard before?
Want to get better with U.S. grammar to sound more like an American?
This course is perfect for anyone from South Asia who wishes to refine their English and improve their speaking, listening, reading and writing.
You'll learn the biggest problem most South Asians have with pronunciation and how to fix it ... one simple technique you can use right now to dramatically improve Americans' ability to understand you ... and find out which popular 'Hinglish' words don't make any sense to Americans!
Perhaps most importantly, it covers words you may be using which are actually quite offensive to people in America!
Whether you live in the U.S., work for an American company, or interact with Americans in your personal life, this course can massively increase your confidence in communication.
Who this course is for:
- This course is for speakers of Hindi and other South Asian languages that wish to improve their ability to communicate with English-speaking Americans.
Instructor
![Noah Detweiler](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 150 Reviews
- 4,028 Students
- 2 Courses
I'm a lifelong resident of the U.S. and have worked in the TV, publishing and entertainment industries. I earned a Bachelor's degree in government and legal studies from Bowdoin College in 2008 and worked at CBS News and Apple. I speak several European and Asian languages and travel as often as I can. I've run conversational English workshop in New York City and abroad, and I currently tutor people from all over the world in grammar, vocabulary and slang.