SpeechCraft- a 5-7 minute speech for Toastmasters.

Fellow Toastmasters and distinguished guests, Have you ever looked up to the sky and wondered about the meaning of life? Have you ever felt lost, uncertain, or questioning your path in life? If so, I have a message for you today: Don't look for God in the sky; look within your own body. As someone... Continue Reading →

07/05/2023

Worth a read Gems from AI -ChatGPT.

Using Chat GPT I found these Gems...

07/05/2023

Marathi language phrases or idioms that have been translated into English. Here are a few examples:

Marathi language phrases or idioms that have been translated into English. Here are a few examples: "Jya jya vase ek Maratha, tya tya sada sukhi basa" - "Wherever there is a Maratha, there is happiness." This phrase is often used to express pride in the Marathi culture and community. "Dhobi ka kutta, na ghar ka... Continue Reading →

07/05/2023

five famous idioms translated from other languages into English:

five famous idioms translated from other languages into English: "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" - This idiom, meaning that children tend to inherit the traits of their parents, originated in Ancient Greek, but has been translated into many languages before being adopted into English. "Kill two birds with one stone" - This... Continue Reading →

07/05/2023

WOTD and QOTD

Word of the Day inculcate (ɪŋkəlkeɪt , ఇంగకల్కైట / ఇన్కల్కేట) Example In 1935 for instance, the British Government in Burma appointed a committee to inquire how the imperial idea might be inculcated and fostered in educational institutions. -- C. Roberts, "What India Thinks", Asian Educational Services, 2004 Definition verb teach and impress by frequent repetitions... Continue Reading →