Everyday Situational Sentences You Need To Know

Through this video you will get to learn how to use common daily use sentences as per situation
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[@SUJAMUK]

When you ask someone to do something, always use "please ". It's polite.

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When you ask your children or at home to anyone you are asking no need to use please as in this video I am teaching some sentences used at home only.

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Thanks for you valuable comments..I will make vedio on this also later.

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I know saying please and thank you is not in Indian culture but when you speak in English, it's good manners to say please and thank you.

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In English I also know please or kindly is used to show politeness amd we Indian also use these but the situation about which I made this video not required....and politeness doesnot depend on nationality so before putting any comments keep in mind not to hurt anyone.

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@sumanase2learning some Indian people don't have the habit of saying please, and thank you. I lived in England for 42 years and have noticed that english people found it very rude.
Of course, there is a difference in culture. The question of being hurtful doesn't arise here at all.

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Thank you for this information will work on it