The 10 most spoken languages in the world

[Nilgiri]

Which one is more elegant? From a none native speaker perceptive like me, which one sounds more beautiful and why is that?

After you have gathered the opinions here (many propagated by revisionist scumbags)...be sure to read through this thread too:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/how-...of-punjab-by-the-british-colonialists.641767/

You can decide for yourself who is more comfortable in speaking Hindi in one country vs Urdu in another country.

Is that not the most fundamental important thing about elegance and beauty?....i.e not being fake and having complex about it?

 

[vi-va]

After you have gathered the opinions here (many propagated by revisionist scumbags)...be sure to read through this thread too:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/how-...of-punjab-by-the-british-colonialists.641767/

You can decide for yourself who is more comfortable in speaking Hindi in one country vs Urdu in another country.

Is that not the most fundamental important thing about elegance and beauty?....i.e not being fake and having complex about it?

Quit a long post. Gosh, the British hands are everywhere.

 

[Nilgiri]

Quit a long post. Gosh, the British hands are everywhere.

Yup but can skip through to the posts by the members there. There is clearly chip on shoulder about Urdu (specifically where it originated and why/how that relates to borders/region history of Pakistan today).

Contrast with what presented in this thread by other members. It says more than anything else can.

There is reason "Pan-islamics" try to force revision and some forcible absolute cohesion (because nuance and reality and context is their enemy)....its same reason they come after you Chinese (openly or insidiously on this forum) about your regions they see are part of "pan-islamic". Everything must neatly fit into pre-assigned slots in their head....otherwise it is of no real worth to actually discuss, learn or understand about (just sermon/dictate to the wrong-think side).

The mental gymnastics of this can get quite deep, it is somewhat peculiar to this region....but then again every region in world has its fair share of its own too I guess.

 

[Hamza913]

There is not a single mentioned of Salah ad-Din Ayyubi in that entire article. You just made a fool out of yourself. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Non a single mention of Salah ad-Din, and even when you Google Salah ad-Din and the tribe on Google. There are no articles that mention them both.

Now everyone will know how much of a jahil you are.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Najm_ad-Din_Ayyub?wprov=sfla1

Read the whole article
And then learn something

Stop crying just because you don't know history.

 

[Crusher]

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As for the language issue, "Urdu" and "Hindi" are both words bequeathed unto Hindus by Muslims. "India" is likewise. Pakistan is the successor state to the last Islamic empire in the subcontinent. Pakistan declares ownership of the legacy of Islamic invasions and the words those invasions introduced into your lexicon. You're welcome to ..............................

Who told you this, Pakistan has nothing to do with any kind of "ownership" of islamic invasions of Gangu people of india.

 

[Salahuddin Ayyubi]

Looks who's talking. You're special little boy. You're smarter than all the historians who say he is Kurdish. Ok happy now. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

You know what know one knows [emoji12]

You're more knowledgeable than all the historians and scholars who agree that he is Kurdish because you have a Wikipedia degree

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Stop crying just because you don't know history.

 

[Jackdaws]

As per your definition of "India" maybe.


It actually flows from China to disputed territory to Pakistan. Your interpretations of are of little concern to us.


As for the language issue, "Urdu" and "Hindi" are both words bequeathed unto Hindus by Muslims. "India" is likewise. Pakistan is the successor state to the last Islamic empire in the subcontinent. Pakistan declares ownership of the legacy of Islamic invasions and the words those invasions introduced into your lexicon. You're welcome to borrow the words "India", "Hindu", "Hindi" and "Urdu", but don't have any wet dreams over where these words all came from. Remind Amit Shah of the above, since his party has recently demanded Mughal history be removed from your syllabi as these were eras of "slavery" not to mention the name changes of towns, train stations etc.

In keeping with RSS designs against the legacy of Mughalistan, it is therefore recommended that Indians cease to use the words "India", "Hindu", "Hindi" and "Indus" as these words came to exist due to repeated Persian and Islamic invasions and eventual enslavement by Muslims.

We all know what happens to your demands.

Lol @ successor state. You are not the successor state of anything.

 

[BL33D]

Not a good policy.

That policy has helped millions of people who do business with global companies, go out for studies or work in other countries tremendously. Not that without it, you cannot do. But it really does make it convenient. Also Hindi is understood by most of the population, its not their only spoken language. So a neutral English medium helps a lot. It has a lot of positives than negatives.

 

[xyxmt]

Nope. They speak Hindustani. Either way, Hindi and Urdu are Indian languages.

Urdu is the languages of Indus not India, India is a Hindu state whereas Urdu is the Language of Muslims

 

[Jackdaws]

Urdu is the languages of Indus not India, India is a Hindu state whereas Urdu is the Language of Muslims

Lol. It originated in Central India and is an Indian language. Native Pakistani languages are Brahui, Pashto, Sindhi and Punjabi amongst others. Your adopting Urdu doesn't mean the language originated there.

 

[xyxmt]

Lol. It originated in Central India and is an Indian language. Native Pakistani languages are Brahui, Pashto, Sindhi and Punjabi amongst others. Your adopting Urdu doesn't mean the language originated there.

Language of Muslims!!
from (Farsi, Arabic and Turkish) + Punjabi = Urdu, can you find more than 10 words of you local languages in Urdu?