Q1. How many languages can you speak?
Ans1: I can speak three languages, Punjabi, Hindi and English. But mostly, I use Punjabi because it is my Mother tongue.
Q2. Which is your favourite language?
Ans2 My favourite language is English because it is an International language. Also, it is a very stylish and soft-spoken language S
Q3. When did you start learning English?
Ans3: Well, I started learning English in 1th standard because I studied in a private school and English was a compulsory subject right from the beginning.
Q4. What was your first English lesson?
Ans4: Well, it is hard to remember but I think I must have Learnt English Alphabets and rhymes like twinkle-twinkle little star.
Q5. What is the importance of English in today's world?
Ans5: No doubt, English has a great importance in today's world because it has become an international language and it is extremely difficult to survive without knowledge of English.
Q6. What is the best way of learning a foreign language?
Ans6: In my opinion, there are many ways to learn a foreign language like by watching movies, surfing internet, reading magazines or joining a language school.
Q7. It is important to be in an English-speaking country to learn English?
Ans7: I don't think so because one can learn English while ng in the home country by joining some coaching centre or aking help from online tutors.
Q8. Do you watch English programs?
Ans8: Of course, I watch English programs because they help me to learn the exact pronunciation of words. Also, it is the fastest way to learn English language.
Q9. What are the advantages of having a single language worldwide?
Ans9: The biggest advantage of having a single language worldwide is that it will facilitate the communication among people from different countries and there will be no discrimination on the basis of language due to universal language.
Q10. Which new language do you want to learn in future?
Ans10: I want to learn French in future because it is the second most popular foreign language. Also, I want to go to Canada and it is the second official language there.