Learning different languages has become the most important thing. Most of the people used to do various languages by travelling more or learn something new. One such person, her name is Louise, she lives in Malaysia but they are in India for a further study of their education. So she learned more and more about our culture and she also travelled both, travelled and like our Indian cities and small villages. So she has learned Gujarati language very well because they live in India, in Varuda, 17 years in Apo. So they can easily translate in their word in Gujarati. So whenever I looked that speech in my face to face, so it is very proud of her because she only speaks in English or French. Nowadays she speaks in Gujarati very well. So it is good for our country as well as me.
Band 6+: Describe a foreigner who speaks your native language (Hindi) very well. Introduction. - Who this person is.- Where he/she is from. - How he/she learns Hindi. - And explain why she can speak Hindi well.
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Learning different languages has become very important. Most people learn various languages by traveling more or learning something new. One such person is Louise; she lives in Malaysia but is in India for further studies. She has learned a lot about our culture and has traveled to both Indian cities and small villages. She has learned the Gujarati language very well because she has lived in India, in Vadodara, for 17 years. She can easily translate her words into Gujarati. Whenever I see her speak face to face, I feel very proud of her because she used to only speak English or French. Nowadays, she speaks Gujarati very well. This is good for our country as well as for me.
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