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Stop Saying “Myself…”! Learn 3 Correct Ways to Introduce Yourself in English 👇

Most learners make the SAME mistake while introducing themselves…
❌ “Myself Niyaz.”
This is grammatically wrong!

In today’s reel, I’ll show you 3 simple, professional, and correct ways to introduce yourself confidently in real-life situations.

🔥 Perfect for interviews, meetings, presentations, and new conversations.

👉 Watch till the end & repeat after me to improve your pronunciation and fluency.

If you found this helpful, comment “Introduce” and I’ll share more speaking tips!

Hindi meaning:
“Woh mere system ki reedh ki haddi raha hai.”
Matlab, har safar mein, har struggle mein us dost ne unka saath diya hai — bina dikhaye, bina shor ke.
Zakir yahan doston ke asli support ko celebrate kar rahe hain. ❤️

Zohran Mamdani just made history! 🗽
Even though he wasn’t born in the U.S., and English wasn’t his first language, he worked hard, improved his communication skills, and today — he’s the Mayor of New York City! 🇺🇸✨
His parents came from India, but his determination shows that language is never a barrier when your dream is strong enough. 💪🔥
If he can do it — you can too! 🙌
Improve your English. Improve your confidence. Change your life. 🌍

In this video, one of my students shares his amazing transformation — how he started speaking English confidently in just 3 days after joining my ₹99 Spoken English Class! 💬✨

If you’ve always wanted to speak English fluently but didn’t know where to start, this video will inspire you. Watch his honest feedback and see how the right guidance, practice, and motivation can change everything.

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📘 What you’ll learn in 3 days:
✅ Speak English with confidence
✅ Remove hesitation while speaking
✅ Learn smart techniques to think in English

🎯 Perfect for:
Beginners, Hindi speakers, and anyone who wants to start speaking English quickly and naturally.

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📖 A student asked me in class — “Sir, what is the meaning of THE? When do we use it?”

Many learners get confused with this tiny but powerful word! In this reel, I’ve explained how to understand and use “THE” naturally in your daily English conversations.

If you also get stuck with small words like a, an, and the, this video will make it super clear for you. 💡

👉 Watch till the end and comment “CLEAR” if you understood it!

Do you know the difference between these 2

English sikho comedy se

Here’s the simple difference 👇

✨ I went — used for a finished action in the past.
➡️ Example: I went to Delhi last week.

✨ I have gone — used when the person is still at that place or the action has a connection to the present.
➡️ Example: He has gone to Delhi (he’s still there).

💬 Master these small grammar differences and sound more fluent in English! 🔥

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