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That's pretty cool, I still can't speak Spanish that well :lol:

^ I understand your feelings bro, I was never taught Urdu. My parents speak it once in a while though.
 
That's pretty cool, I still can't speak Spanish that well :lol:

^ I understand your feelings bro, I was never taught Urdu. My parents speak it once in a while though.

actually we **** on our language proudly:lol:
often Pakistanis says proudly and with a smile soory dude I don't know Urdu like they would be awarded on this great achievement :angry:
 
actually we **** on our language proudly:lol:
often Pakistanis says proudly and with a smile soory dude I don't know Urdu like they would be awarded on this great achievement :angry:

Why do folks do that, Urdu is awesome monsieur/janab eli! does it not feel great to be in sync with your heritage/culture and that something you cannot achieve with english in my humble opinion.
 
actually we **** on our language proudly:lol:
often Pakistanis says proudly and with a smile soory dude I don't know Urdu like they would be awarded on this great achievement :angry:

I understand a few words here and there, but I never really cared to learn the whole language.
 
Why do folks do that, Urdu is awesome monsieur/janab eli! does it not feel great to be in sync with your heritage/culture and that something you cannot achieve with english in my humble opinion.

For 93% Pakistanis Urdu is a foreign language too. Essentially culture is what you adopt, heritage is what you like to accept. It could be english too.
 
Why do folks do that, Urdu is awesome monsieur/janab eli! does it not feel great to be in sync with your heritage/culture and that something you cannot achieve with english in my humble opinion.

I meant to say that it makes you feel complete, may have come off wrong!

For 93% Pakistanis Urdu is a foreign language too.

hmmm, I am not sure either about that as urdu or hindi is a flexible langue and it can accumalate different words, specially for farsi langue so I am no sure about that and it is the national lingua franca there based on what my fellow pakistan brothers say on this forum. Also isn't hindi also lingua franca in inde too as most of the teachers are from Luck Now or Hyder-abad! ahaha once I get good at urdu, i will able to speak to nearly 500 million people muahahaha fear me !
 
I meant to say that it makes you feel complete, may have come off wrong!



hmmm, I am not sure either about that as urdu or hindi is a flexible langue and it can accumalate different words, specially for farsi langue so I am no sure about that and it is the national lingua franca there based on what my fellow pakistan brothers say on this forum. Also isn't hindi also lingua franca in inde too as most of the teachers are from Luck Now or Hyder-abad! ahaha once I get good at urdu, i will able to speak to nearly 500 million people muahahaha fear me !

Yes Hindi / Urdu and dialects make up the mother-tongue of about 40% Indians and 7% Pakistanis.

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan, India does not have a national language.
 
Yes Hindi / Urdu and dialects make up the mother-tongue of about 40% Indians and 7% Pakistanis.

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan, India does not have a national language.

On a side question, while it may not be mother tongue most people can understand it atleast more pakistan posters and alot of inde posters can too on this forum in roman alphabets, so does that hold true in real life as far as people being able to understand urdu/hindi in different parts of your country! I find the bollywood movies to be very similar to urdu so it is great for learning words though sadly I do not find it interesting aside from the 1917 adaptation called Dhava das(favorite and only movie I watch)!
 
On a side question, while it may not be mother tongue most people can understand it atleast more pakistan posters and alot of inde posters can too on this forum in roman alphabets, so does that hold true in real life as far as people being able to understand urdu/hindi in different parts of your country! I find the bollywood movies to be very similar to urdu so it is great for learning words though sadly I do find it interesting aside from the 1917 adaptation called Dhava das(favorite and only movie I watch)!

Yes, I suppose most indians and pakistanis would have a working knowledge of hindi / urdu. Probably 15-20% indians struggle with it, in pakistan probably that % is lower.

Although most of the pop movies from bollywood are rubbish, could I take the liberty of recommending a classic - pyaasa. If you like it maybe I can provide you more such movies you will like.

Pyaasa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
On a side question, while it may not be mother tongue most people can understand it atleast more pakistan posters and alot of inde posters can too on this forum in roman alphabets, so does that hold true in real life as far as people being able to understand urdu/hindi in different parts of your country! I find the bollywood movies to be very similar to urdu so it is great for learning words though sadly I do not find it interesting aside from the 1917 adaptation called Dhava das(favorite and only movie I watch)!

Watch Mughal e Azam or Paakezah they have good amount of Urdu.
 
For 93% Pakistanis Urdu is a foreign language too. Essentially culture is what you adopt, heritage is what you like to accept. It could be english too.

wow what an exact figure.. urdu is the language which is made out of different languages which are turkish ,farsi and hindi .. how come its a foreign language.. have u seen somebody speaking urdu apart from pakistan and yes in bollywood movies. i know this will hurt u indians v much but the true fact is bollywood movies are hindi movies by name while the language that they speak is urdu..i can give u a lot of examples.. on the other hand the pure urdu is very difficult as every othe rpure language is v difficult . even a person from iran can not speak pure persian ..can u speak pure hindi?i m pretty sure not ..urdu is our national language and its not a foreign language as concluded by some indian who is sitting somewhere in bihar.. urdu is even understood by afghans and some iranians and omanis and indians and bangladeshis.. the reason is becuase pakistan was the area where all these people first came bfr entering into india thus giving rise to a new language which was called urdu.. so stop spewing bs
 
wow what an exact figure.. urdu is the language which is made out of different languages which are turkish ,farsi and hindi .. how come its a foreign language.. have u seen somebody speaking urdu apart from pakistan and yes in bollywood movies. i know this will hurt u indians v much but the true fact is bollywood movies are hindi movies by name while the language that they speak is urdu..i can give u a lot of examples.. on the other hand the pure urdu is very difficult as every othe rpure language is v difficult . even a person from iran can not speak pure persian ..can u speak pure hindi?i m pretty sure not ..urdu is our national language and its not a foreign language as concluded by some indian who is sitting somewhere in bihar.. urdu is even understood by afghans and some iranians and omanis and indians and bangladeshis.. the reason is becuase pakistan was the area where all these people first came bfr entering into india thus giving rise to a new language which was called urdu.. so stop spewing bs

Main component in Urdu is the Khariboli dialect from Uttar Pradesh, only a North Indian can pronounce the words properly. A Turk or a Persian can't understand Urdu
 
wow what an exact figure.. urdu is the language which is made out of different languages which are turkish ,farsi and hindi .. how come its a foreign language.. have u seen somebody speaking urdu apart from pakistan and yes in bollywood movies. i know this will hurt u indians v much but the true fact is bollywood movies are hindi movies by name while the language that they speak is urdu..i can give u a lot of examples.. on the other hand the pure urdu is very difficult as every othe rpure language is v difficult . even a person from iran can not speak pure persian ..can u speak pure hindi?i m pretty sure not ..urdu is our national language and its not a foreign language as concluded by some indian who is sitting somewhere in bihar.. urdu is even understood by afghans and some iranians and omanis and indians and bangladeshis.. the reason is becuase pakistan was the area where all these people first came bfr entering into india thus giving rise to a new language which was called urdu.. so stop spewing bs

the national langugae of india should be english with indian accent .. as all u people like to speak english eevn when u r at home or when u r in india or overseas.. whats the obsession with the english language , i have never undesrtood.. in pakistan urdu is understood by pakhtuns punjabis balochs and sindhis and everyother small group everybody undesrtnds it with mybe a small minority who are not able to speak urdu but still they understand it .. while in india south indians dont understand hindi they speak english with other indians,.there was this south indian in my uni who didnt knew how to speak hindi even he had lived in india for his entire life ..

Main component in Urdu is the Khariboli dialect, only a North Indian can pronounce the words properly. A Turk or a Persian can't understand Urdu.

persian can understand urdu ..bro u need to ask any persian on this forum to read urdu and i m pretty sure he will get what we say because the connecting words maybe different but the main words are same in turkish and persian .. for example..main india se nfrat karta hn.. because nafrat is same in turkish andpersian he will get what i say .. on the other hand when people speak slow persian i can get what they mean to say even though i dont understand the connceting words but i can stil figure out
 

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