You bewakoof, Khari boli of Haryana is the basis for Hindustani. You are Bangladeshi don't give us lecture about Hindustani. Colloquial Hindi and Urdu are same...... you stay with your Hamar Bangla
Like I said, stop corporating words which do not relate to you? Hamar or Hamor is an Arabic word commonly used in Maghribi states referring to humans are donkeys. You said you speak Haryanvi and as far as I'm concerned it sounds like another Bhaiyya language (northernmost dialect of Hindi) - compared to what I speak (Jalalabadi to be specific).
You mentioned Bewakoof, be is a prefix in Persian, it's not a word native to Haryanvi. If you were a urdu speak, understandable.
You bewakoof, Khari boli of Haryana is the basis for Hindustani. You are Bangladeshi don't give us lecture about Hindustani. Colloquial Hindi and Urdu are same...... you stay with your Hamar Bangla
Like I said, stop corporating words which do not relate to you? Hamar or Hamor is an Arabic word commonly used in Maghribi states referring to humans are donkeys. You said you speak Haryanvi and as far as I'm concerned it sounds like another Bhaiyya language (northernmost dialect of Hindi) - compared to what I speak (Jalalabadi to be specific).
You mentioned Bewakoof, be is a prefix in Persian, it's not a word native to Haryanvi. If you were a urdu speak, understandable.
What u blabbering about? Its a fockeeng username for God's sake
Sher means lion. You stay with your Hami bhalo bashi language and refrain from commenting on Urdu. Bangladeshis are a disgrace to Urdu
You stupid man. It does not make sense, it's not your culture, it was not coined, now if you were a Punjabi then it would make sense. A sher-e-Punjab makes sense as a reference to their valour, courage and same for Bengal where certain officers or politicians were recgonised for their administration skills.