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Dekhiye Quick Learners ke is naye episode mein jahan Sartaj aapko batayenge ki kaise humari bachpan ki English aur videsh mein bolchai jaane wali English mein antar hota hai. Jaaniye kyun 'lady finger' ko 'okra', 'brinjal' ko 'egg plant', aur 'cock' ko 'rooster' kehte hain videshon mein. Iske alava, seekhiye ki 'drive' aur 'ride' ka sahi istemal kya hai aur kyun 'wine shop' ko 'liquor shop' aur 'toilet' ko 'rest room' kaha jata hai public places mein. Ye episode aapki aankhon ko khol dega aur aapko English ki duniya mein aur adhik praveen banayega. Zaroor dekhein aur apni English ko ek nayi udaan dijiye! Aaj ke episode me seekhege school me seekhayi gyi english galat thi kya? aaj kal log advance english bolte hai to jo humne school me seekhi or aaj jo log bol rahe hai unme kya difference hai chaliye seekhte aaj ki video me. Unlock the secrets of real-world English with this eye-opening episode from the Quick Learners's official show, "Spoken English with Sartaj." Dive into the surprising differences between the English taught in schools and the language used internationally. Learn about commonly misunderstood words like "okra" for "ladyfinger," "eggplant" for "brinjal," "ride" for driving bikes, "rooster" instead of "cock," and more. Discover the correct terms for various scenarios and upgrade your basic English to a more advanced level. Don't miss out on refining your English skills with Sartaj's engaging insights.