My journey so far (4)
….Wow! it feels so good to be back home but wait a minute, how did I leave India so soon to be reunited with my family? Hey! Hey! Wake up! Are you not going to class? Was the only voice I could hear from a distant and it only made me realize that I was dreaming but it was so good. I woke up like I soldier ready for battle, what is the time I asked and my roommate whose name I forgot because we only introduced ourselves the night before. Its past 7am and you have to be at the mess, take your breakfast and go for your first lecture which starts in 45 minutes. As I had a paramilitary training before, I was still able to complete my shower, walking to the mess, having breakfast and walking to class building in 40 minutes. …show more content…
Depending on the school and their policies, expect going for classes on Saturdays sometimes.
Most Indians show their unity in most things they do and one of those things is in taking their meals.
Denying an Indian his time for food is a very bad idea. Taking breakfast or lunch in India is something you should pay attention to and never try to disrupt an Indian during their meal time. They come to class or school or office with their meals and during breakfast or lunch time, you must notice how they share their meals and eat together. In some cases, each come with one part of the meal and others contribute to make it complete.
So what do you do if you do not understand what your teacher is saying? From my experience, the best way to understand is to understand the way they speak, once you understand what they say when they speak, then you will understand what they mean when they teach you. I want to point out also that it is clearly different as you move from one region to the …show more content…
The above assertion does not mean Indians do not speak good English or do not construct their sentences well, you will be so shocked that even some British or Americans would have to go back to their studies when you meet well learned Indians which you will easily find in India. Majority of their states have literacy rate up to 80 to 95% or more depending on the state and yes, you will always find one in every three to five Indians you find in the city well learned and having more degrees than you as well but if you find yourself in rural India, it is also a very good avenue to understand the other side of India which will be coming up in our next
….Wow! it feels so good to be back home but wait a minute, how did I leave India so soon to be reunited with my family? Hey! Hey! Wake up! Are you not going to class? Was the only voice I could hear from a distant and it only made me realize that I was dreaming but it was so good. I woke up like I soldier ready for battle, what is the time I asked and my roommate whose name I forgot because we only introduced ourselves the night before. Its past 7am and you have to be at the mess, take your breakfast and go for your first lecture which starts in 45 minutes. As I had a paramilitary training before, I was still able to complete my shower, walking to the mess, having breakfast and walking to class building in 40 minutes. …show more content…
Depending on the school and their policies, expect going for classes on Saturdays sometimes.
Most Indians show their unity in most things they do and one of those things is in taking their meals.
Denying an Indian his time for food is a very bad idea. Taking breakfast or lunch in India is something you should pay attention to and never try to disrupt an Indian during their meal time. They come to class or school or office with their meals and during breakfast or lunch time, you must notice how they share their meals and eat together. In some cases, each come with one part of the meal and others contribute to make it complete.
So what do you do if you do not understand what your teacher is saying? From my experience, the best way to understand is to understand the way they speak, once you understand what they say when they speak, then you will understand what they mean when they teach you. I want to point out also that it is clearly different as you move from one region to the …show more content…
The above assertion does not mean Indians do not speak good English or do not construct their sentences well, you will be so shocked that even some British or Americans would have to go back to their studies when you meet well learned Indians which you will easily find in India. Majority of their states have literacy rate up to 80 to 95% or more depending on the state and yes, you will always find one in every three to five Indians you find in the city well learned and having more degrees than you as well but if you find yourself in rural India, it is also a very good avenue to understand the other side of India which will be coming up in our next