Language a Learning the Easy Way (Fun Way of Learning Using Transliteration)-II
When we communicate in any other language other than our mother tongue we tend to compose in our mother tongue the message we intend to communicate. Then we "substitute" the words of the message with the words of the language we want to communicate in. This results in a confusing message that can have funny or rather embarrassing outcomes. True, this is what we term as "Transliteration". The root cause of such faux pas and confusion is because the Parts of speech are common in all the human languages, but different languages use different grammatical rules in composing sentences; needless to say, it becomes a nightmare for language learners who often give up on learning a language fearing the reaction to the mistakes they may make in course of learning. A fact, both the educators, the facilitators, and the learners ignore is transliteration is an integral part of the language learning process. In fact, in applied learning process viz. functional learning