All you guppies living abroad!!

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Re: All you guppies living abroad!!

@uzzybuzzy

When I started my GCSEs I was keen to do Urdu to get an extra qualification. I used to go every Saturday to my parent’s friend’s house and she would teach me by going through the specification and past papers etc. This was very helpful and I was able to get an A.

sorry - I don’t mean to offend anyone here… but GCSE Urdu and A-Levels Urdu is something a grade 5 student in Pakistan would be able to outdo without a problem. I’ve taken Urdu at both the GCSE & the A-Levels and you can get your way through the courses by watching the movies (Umaro-Jaan, Tera Afsaney etc.). Ohh… and not to forget in A-Levels Urdu, you can also answer the questions on those short-stories in English

Back to the subject now… my parents made sure that upto the collegiate level (say gr. 10 - 11ish), there was an opportunity to learn Urdu wherever we were - this took care of the basics… only talking in Urdu at home, and watching dramas etc. also helped a lot.