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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Nov 6, 2015

    Surya.CseI have to give seminar..but have a lot of fear about english..can u gv me any suggition???

    Check if the organisers can allow you to speak the language you are most comfortable with. If they don't, you will have to go ahead with the best of your abilities. Start reading good books, novels and practice. It will take a few months before you will get good command over spoken English. There's no short-cut.

  • VASUNDHARA REDDY

    @vasundhara-reddy-ovxcc7 • Nov 6, 2015

    Be confident with whatever you are going to present.The best way to learn English is to practice talking in English.Read English novels,English newspapers or if you are bored of those, read some English articles about your favorite things or hobbies.Listen to someone speaking in English and if you have enough time watch English movies.Do not ignore talking in English.Talk to your peers and others in English.This may help you to overcome the fear while you are presenting.

  • Ramani Aswath

    @ramani-VR4O43 • Nov 6, 2015

    Surya.Csebut have a lot of fear about english

    Many foreigners (Japanese, Chinese and even Germans) for whom English is not native come here and give talks in halting and often slightly wrong English. Provided the topic is interesting and the speaker has expertise in it, no serious audience will have problems.
    Just go ahead and give it. and do not give a damn about what people think or say.

  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Nov 6, 2015

    It's actually very funny in India. If you speak with Marathi, Gujarati or any 'Indian' accent, people will think you aren't 'smart'. But use Italian, Spanish, Japanese or such accent; and people will think it's exotic and romantic! ๐Ÿ˜จ

    India is yet to mentally come out of 200 years of slavery.

  • Surya.Cse

    @suryacse-TcPrP5 • Nov 7, 2015

    thnk u sir.....

  • Sharfudeen Mohamed Ibrahim

    @sharfudeen-9IwUPQ • Nov 7, 2015

    Practice in front of a mirror this might reduce stage fear. And always think that audience knows nothing about your topic (even though they know, think like this) this might gives you confident to speak more about your topic.
    Learnt this from my first seminar.

  • Surya.Cse

    @suryacse-TcPrP5 • Nov 8, 2015

    its really useful to me..thank u