Indian Writing In English Book 소설 & 이야기

He would have still lived without writing the book! What was wrong there to write for money and for The Booker? I kept thinking about it for days and weeks. I was thinking about it even during our journey from Tezpur to Guwahati. I felt other than the money, fame and the award there could be one more reason for Rushdie – to improve on his English perhaps. Just as I wrote journals. Perhaps he had been writing that book for ages, and one day he felt he should get it published. Perhaps, it was when he felt his English had substantially improved. That’s why he used such an undecipherable vocabulary! Honestly, I wouldn’t like to write a book just to improve my English. I had better things to do!

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“I’m actually majoring in English. I love to read and I aced all my writing classes back in Zachary.” She clicked her tongue at me. “Exactly what I thought.” I hurried and filled out the paper with my emergency contact, phone number and address. “I’ll email you tonight with the schedule, there are only a few people signed up at the moment, so you’ll get plenty of hours.” “Great.” India looked over her head. “You have class?” “Yeah.” She shooed me with her hand, and I almost skipped toward my computer lab. A balding man with a real knack for putting you to sleep taught my technical writing class.

I had to stop the urge to roll my eyes. “Not all Indians have shitty English with a weird accent. The media likes playing stereotypes. Every part of India has a different English accent, and that has something to do with their native language. And some of us attended some very good schools and grew up watching American shows.” I explain. “Yeah, I guess that’s true.” He replies. “Today was nice. If in any case, I need your services any time sooner, I will text you the details. If you have any questions, you can always leave me a message on my personal number.” He says. I nod my head.

Now I can take a long cold shower! ~~~~~~~ So that was the first chapter. Hope you liked it guys. This is an Indian romance so ofc, Hindi will be used in many chapters. I've translated the words so those who don't know Hindi can also understand. Hope you liked the chapter. If you like the book, please add it to your library and don't forget to leave a review. There is an Indian sweet dish! Thank you very much :)

This is the book that I found, with the key," said. I knew I wasn't making any sense to her. I collected the book and ran my fingers over the cover, it was the one. "I couldn't understand it before, it was written in a weird language" I explained to her. "It was written in our tongue here. The imraq" she explained "there is an English version if you would like" she added. "Of course" breathed out. I definitely wanted it. She walked away back into the shelves and it took her longer to come back but when she did, there was a book on her hands. "Here it is" she said as she passed it to me.

Suddenly, he found one vendor who had only English books laid out. Lin wanted to browse through some piles of books which were stacked behind the untidy cluster of books. He squatted in front of the shop and started to rummage through a few books in the hope of finding a good, old book. Suddenly, Lin found a thin book which was at the bottom of the stack, and he tried to take it out. He read the title which said “Rainbow Land and Other Burma Verses”. Again, he read the author’s name which said “C. J Richards”. This was new to him.

She then asked, “what languages are you fluent in?” “Bengali (the official language of the state of West Bengal and Bangladesh), Marathi (Official language of the state of Maharashtra where Pune is located), Hindi (Most people in the Northern part of India can speak in this language. It is one of the 22 official languages of India) and English” “Good for us. Your English is good, very good actually.” “Thank you.” She replied shyly. “First time someone has given me a genuine compliment on something I do. Otherwise, it is only about my body.”

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