Quick answers to the most common questions about learning English if your native language is Telugu.
Telugu speakers typically need around 1100 hours to reach English fluency. Telugu and English have very different grammar structures and no shared vocabulary. However, Telugu speakers in the IT industry often have strong technical English vocabulary already.
The most common mistake is saying 'I am having a doubt' instead of 'I have a question'. This comes from direct translation of Telugu expressions. Other frequent errors include dropping articles and placing the verb at the end of sentences.
Technical English and conversational English are different skills. Many Telugu IT professionals can read documentation and write code comments fluently but find casual conversation, idioms, and small talk much harder because these require a different kind of fluency.
Rozy explains English grammar in Telugu, specifically covers the word order and article challenges that Telugu speakers face most, and builds natural conversational fluency through daily spoken practice.