i got your point buddy, but my primary audience knows both the languages. Infact here in my country India, everyone knows 2-3 languages, both read and write :). So instead of writing your thought in a rude manner, get out of the house and see the larger picture my friend.
@@waltyandme Well said, I would have to get out of the house to see the large picture! Anyway, I've spent 13 of the last 18 years teaching English as a second language in China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Malaysia. I'm aware of language nuances across a broad spectrum and have met many Indians in my travels, though sadly I haven't yet been to India, which is one of my favorite countries on Earth. For around 15 years I've held an intermittent fascination with the life of Nain Singh Rawat. Any information is like gold! I also have an iPhone. I also have an iPad. I also have a Macbook Pro. What is my point? Whenever I research a topic such as Nain Singh Rawat, or something about my Apple devices, or many things actually; I run into this same problem: excellent English titles and subheadings with Indian language content! It's extremely aggravating and time-consuming! There should be a strict policy against it! For example, I should never be able to post a video on TH-cam with misleading entirely Hindi or Punjabi, or any language, subtitles while having total English content! It's a growing problem on TH-cam and most everyone I know is tired of it. So I should get out of your house here, which is a house of mirage for most English-users, and see a larger picture.
@@vajrasiddhi well you really seem pissed on the video. Would suggest you to give pass and visit the hills and that specific bungalow yourself. You won’t be satisfied with any of the info given till the time you go there personally and its worth visiting. Take a translator along for authentic intake Secondly, being rude is often used as an exercise to intimidate, my suggestion don’t use it while you are here. Have fun 🫡
Good information about the place
Well done Bhai, keep growing, i subscribe you when you are around 100 now it crosses 800.....
Your videos are so amazing 😍
aapki kitchen ka chulha electric hai kya bro
Hi Aneja Classes, no the chulha runs on butane cans, if you have solar powered backup you can go with electric, it will solve all refelling issues 😊
Stop adding to the mayhem by using English titles for non-English content!
i got your point buddy, but my primary audience knows both the languages. Infact here in my country India, everyone knows 2-3 languages, both read and write :). So instead of writing your thought in a rude manner, get out of the house and see the larger picture my friend.
@@waltyandme Well said, I would have to get out of the house to see the large picture!
Anyway, I've spent 13 of the last 18 years teaching English as a second language in China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Malaysia. I'm aware of language nuances across a broad spectrum and have met many Indians in my travels, though sadly I haven't yet been to India, which is one of my favorite countries on Earth.
For around 15 years I've held an intermittent fascination with the life of Nain Singh Rawat. Any information is like gold!
I also have an iPhone. I also have an iPad. I also have a Macbook Pro.
What is my point?
Whenever I research a topic such as Nain Singh Rawat, or something about my Apple devices, or many things actually; I run into this same problem: excellent English titles and subheadings with Indian language content!
It's extremely aggravating and time-consuming! There should be a strict policy against it! For example, I should never be able to post a video on TH-cam with misleading entirely Hindi or Punjabi, or any language, subtitles while having total English content!
It's a growing problem on TH-cam and most everyone I know is tired of it.
So I should get out of your house here, which is a house of mirage for most English-users, and see a larger picture.
@@vajrasiddhi well you really seem pissed on the video. Would suggest you to give pass and visit the hills and that specific bungalow yourself. You won’t be satisfied with any of the info given till the time you go there personally and its worth visiting. Take a translator along for authentic intake Secondly, being rude is often used as an exercise to intimidate, my suggestion don’t use it while you are here. Have fun 🫡