speaking english

hi Marium! that's not true at all! schools authorities too understand English is not the first language of the child so they don't expect him or her to be fluent while conversing in English . u could ask her to relax and confidently appear for interviews.

hi ,shikha it's not about her daughter's english speaking .I know her daughter is very small . daughter's mother can't speak properly english but she understands everything in english. thats why her mother worried ?for herself interview.. I hope you understand my point

Hello Marium. I went for an interview last month for my daughter's admission and the first thing they asked the parents was to answer in the language they felt comfortable. So relax. It is more important to speak confidently and answer to the point. And if any one parent speaks English fluently,he/she can answer the questions.

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