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Learn to speak clearly and effectively in standard British English.
Last workshop before Diwali. And that too on “Vak Baras” day (not “vag”). It’s a day when we in India worship Saraswatiji, the Goddess of learning. “Vak” is related to “speech”. Many speak it as “vag”, a tiger. I’d prefer to take it as “vak”, as in “vak-chaturya”. And hence this workshop. Learn to speak clearly and effectively in standard English.
Last workshop before Diwali. And that too on “Vak Baras” day (not “vag”). It’s a day when we in India worship Saraswatiji, the Goddess of learning. “Vak” is related to “speech”. Many speak it as “vag”, a tiger. I’d prefer to take it as “vak”, as in “vak-chaturya”. And hence this workshop. Learn to speak clearly and effectively in standard English.
