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18:52. Agreed with you. YouTube simply doesn't like the TRUTH. Even if it comes from the government itself. Quit watching them a couple of years, maybe longer, ago.

The mixture of your natural language and english, is very hard to understand in parts.
It's not really my business - but it's GOOD to do the broad cast in your natural language, OR really practice your english, to get it clear enough to consistently understand it and do it in English.....

This might be a big help....

https://www.youtube.com/result....s?search_query=engli

You see when TWO clearly spoken languages are spoken in an area, over time they begin to be blended into a new language, which is a combination of the two languages - and given enough time, gradually the original languages slowly by slowly evolve away from each original language into the new combined language.

This reaches a point where the NEW language is progressively harder and harder for speakers in the original two languages to under stand.

It's like the word, "Melbourne" - it is "MEL + BORN" and people in Australia say, "MEL + BUN". All these changes GRADUALLY evolve into completely different languages. How they are said, how they are spelled,

Like when you say, "WE" - in your country it has evolved into "VEE". Many other words and phrases have also evolved very far away from English that they can no longer be understood by english speaking people.

BUT I don't know where from the Indian reigon that you come from is, and I will assume that everyone in that area, speaks a similar combined language, which can be an ideal "niche market" - you might have an audience of some 50 million people....

You can have your own niche market....

So there is a range of options - your native dialect (good), adpating and learning to speak very good english (good) and or using the languages from your own area....

I deal with many people in many languages around the world and there comes a point where the languages have evolved, and people can no longer follow your english....

For example there are MANY MANY languages and tribes and cultures that combine their own languages and english.

In Papua New Guinea - there is a "general dialect" called Pidgon English - given that there are some 200 odd tribes with a HUGE variation in languages AND they sort fo combine with english to make the"generally spoken" Pidgon English...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/....List_of_English-base

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tok_Pisin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhGohMxJ9WM

So it might be best to aim for a target audience where you can be most connected with..... And perhaps enlargen this over time to other languages......

Cheers..

If you could trim off everything except say 10 or 15 seconds, from the start, from the RECORDED streams it would be appreciated.

I don't have 10 - 15 minutes to watch the streaming introduction.