<< I wouldn't put it as negative feelings, but say that they're more fluent in English than Hindi. Keep in mind that not everyone in India has Hindi as their mother tongue. South Indians especially are more fluent in English, than in Hindi. >>
It's a very stupid comment.
Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Oriyan, and other speakers of Indo-Iranian language family are more fluent in Hindi than English it's because Hindi belongs to that language family. It's just a common sense because it would be alot easier for them to master Hindi since it's so similar to their languages and they hear it more often than English because of Hollywood films and it is the national and official language of India while English is just an associate official language just to pacify the Tamil speakers.
If you say that Tamil, Telugu, Keralan, and Kannadan speakers are more fluent in English, that would be acceptable since those four languages belong to Dravidian family of languages having no affiliation with Indo-Iranian languages.
It's a very stupid comment.
Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Oriyan, and other speakers of Indo-Iranian language family are more fluent in Hindi than English it's because Hindi belongs to that language family. It's just a common sense because it would be alot easier for them to master Hindi since it's so similar to their languages and they hear it more often than English because of Hollywood films and it is the national and official language of India while English is just an associate official language just to pacify the Tamil speakers.
If you say that Tamil, Telugu, Keralan, and Kannadan speakers are more fluent in English, that would be acceptable since those four languages belong to Dravidian family of languages having no affiliation with Indo-Iranian languages.