When I used to go to school, I made one best friend. She was not from this country. She was born and brought up in America. Because of her father’s business, she had to migrate to India because her father had a loss in his business. So, because of the loss, they had to ship to India. After coming to India, she had already taken Hindi classes. At her house, everyone used to speak in Hindi only because his father’s roots were from India only. Even her grandfather, grandmother used to speak with her in Hindi. So, she was very much comfortable speaking in Hindi. When she came to my class, I was very shocked that she came from America but still is able to speak very good Hindi. That was the first time I saw any foreigner who was very comfortable with speaking the language they even have never learned from their childhood. Thank you.
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When I used to go to school, I made one best friend. She was not from this country. She was born and brought up in America. Because of her father's business, she had to migrate to India due to a loss in his business. After coming to India, she had already taken Hindi classes. At her house, everyone spoke in Hindi because her father's roots were in India. Even her grandfather and grandmother spoke with her in Hindi. So, she was very comfortable speaking in Hindi. When she came to my class, I was shocked that she came from America but was still able to speak very good Hindi. That was the first time I saw a foreigner who was so comfortable speaking a language they had never learned in their childhood. Thank you.
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