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An Indian child is brought up in England, and he will speak both English and Hindi very well. English in school and Hindi at home. But here it__ English both in schools and at home. Why can__ you speak Swahili with your child at home? If this continues we will turn into an English speaking country.
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An Indian child is brought up in England, and he will speak both English and Hindi very well. English in school and Hindi at home. But here it__ English both in schools and at home. Why can__ you speak Swahili with your child at home? If this continues we will turn into an English speaking country.
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