Ihl e Zaban

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I think you are under-educate :halo: chalo class ka time hogaya aap ki

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Hahahahah aj to koi class he nhe :lifey:

or may be Miss Malik can teach us Urdu :faizy:

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I was appreciating your story in Urdu and you are saying I am uneducated lol
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Someone asked for my opinion…Its my opinion n personal exp. Which i shared here.. so its not a story. N m not a bro

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I am sorry for the misunderstanding Just chill now

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I am sorry for the misunderstanding Just chill now
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Its ok Dont be sorry!
M cool :smiley:

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:eek: ye kia hua yahan par

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We were learning Urdu :@:

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Shabash

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Back on topic..... taking efforts for one's language is a big responsibility, but it makes people eternal in long term.

In Sindh, the most famous and revered poet is Shah Latif. He is not revered only because he was sufi in sufi land, but because he wrote in Sindhi, when there was a trend of writing in Persian (official language of state- Mughals). Today no one knows names of those darbari qaseeda go Persian writers, but Shah Latif's name is a household name in Sindh even after more than 250 years.

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From the link:

In a study on colonial education in the subcontinent,**Under the Shadow of the Raj (2006)](http://epaper.dawn.com/~epaper/DetailImage.php?StoryImage=10_06_2012_427_001), one of the respondents commented on Urdu saying,“Yes, on reflection I do feel there werea lot of gaps, a whole chunk of Urdu language went missing! Unfortunately not having made a base in early schooling years one has never recovered, a major regret. Well, what to expect when one is fined for speaking Urdu! Yes, no trace of our history too. In fact a whole culture gone from our lives where our roots are embedded… very sad and almost lethal invasion of human minds.”

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:hehe:

Ahan :hmmm:

Buss itna ?

They publicized their language & culture more.

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You mean Hindi is more popular than Urdu?

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I guess thats what he meant.

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Look at this page from leading Urdu daily Jang.

Todays Urdu Headlines - Pakistan News | Daily Jang

The heading of third News items conveniently ignored to use Urdu words Afsar e shahi (Bureaucrats) and Adalat e Uzma (Supreme Court). Some people would argue that these English words are common d easy to understand, but if they go through the same daily’s archives 15-20 years back, they will find usage of Urdu words. These English words were not popular automatically, they have been given chance and promoted in Urdu dailies and channels.

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Question - Would German be your maadri zabaan aur Urdu, since your mother's tongue is Urdu. Maybe you can say that German is your first language since you were born there/grew up there.

And 'sai' nahi hota, 'sahih' hota hai. :D

Good for your parents to teach you Urdu.

BTW, German sounds really hard and difficult. Is it ?