About my self About myself

"About me" would be better.

About my Myself About Myself

or About Me "Myself" is one word in this context. Since there are two main words in your title, it makes sense to capitalize them both.

Hello everyone, I ammy name is Hasika Polisetty. Hello everyone, my name is Hasika Polisetty.

Saying "I am Hasika Polisetty" is not wrong, but typically people say "my name is..."

I come'm from India, more specifically from South India, Vizag city Vizag city in southern India. I'm from India, more specifically from Vizag city in southern India.

I come from India --more specifically from South India, Vizag, a city in southern India. I come from India--more specifically from Vizag, a city in southern India.

Because readers on this site live all over the world, I suggest choosing a standard way to describe locations. I did a Google search for the city of Vizag, and this is how it was described.

I come from India, more specifically, from South India, Vizag city . I come from India, more specifically, from South India, Vizag city .

This is more written grammar and it's a bit hard to explain

It is also called the city of destiny in our state. It is also called the city of destiny in our state.

It is also called c"City of dDestiny" in our state. It is also called "City of Destiny" in our state.

The nickname of your city should have capital letters because it is a name. I added the quotation marks because that is what showed up in the Google search.

It is also called the city of destiny in our state. It is also called the city of destiny in our state.

Again, your original sentence isn't wrong, this is just more natural sounding

But my actual native place is Godavari district, Kopparu. But my actual native place is Godavari district, Kopparu.

But my actual native place is the village of Kopparu in the West Godavari district, Kopparu. But my actual native place is the village of Kopparu in the West Godavari district.

Here again, I tried to standardize the location information, using what showed up in a Google search.

People here are known for theire witty nature . People here are known for their witty nature .

People are known for theire witty nature . People are known for their witty nature .

there = place (ex. lets go there for lunch); their = they have (ex. their phone is over there); they're = literally they + are (they're eating with their friend over there

People are known for theire witty nature . People are known for their witty nature .

If you are describing the people from your native village, here is one way to write that: "People from my village are known for their witty nature."

Yea so, that's all everything I have to say about my name and where I come from. Yea so, that's all everything I have to say about my name and where I come from.

Yea sSo, that's all about my name and where I come from. So, that's all about my name and where I come from.

"Yeah" is a word that people say when they are talking to family and friends. It feels out of place in an introduction.

Yeas so, that's all about my name and where I come from. Yes so, that's all about my name and where I come from.

their is no english word like yeah

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We share things "with" other people.