Mother Tongue / Father Tongue

[Sara516]

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@NomiCA

Men vs Woman again?

hahahha…yes they might…i have one example in my family too…my a certain SHE-Relative doesn’t want us to talk to her kid in punjaabi…although her own family is punjabi too..but she grew up speaking urdu…but she gets really angry if we talk to her kid in punjaabi…because there is fear that her kid will turn ‘paindooo’

yeah apparently punjabi is being paindoo…honestly i have heard so much crap about punjabis here on this forum , but never in real life

[Deeba1234]

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It's a bit demeaning not being 'allowed' to speak ur language in front of ur kids or having to give it up to please ur spouse. If ur other half is that bothered about his future kids speaking his language perhaps he should have married someone who speaks it as their main language in the first place..

[sanadubai]

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As a Punjabi/Urdu speaker how would you describe Balochi, does it sound familiar, easy or difficult to pick up?

its not difficult language bt still its a new language..
i can understand their conservation in 2 months..so its depend on my speed..

[Pataka]

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@Sara516

yeah apparently punjabi is being paindoo…honestly i have heard so much crap about punjabis here on this forum , but never in real life

I dont’ know why people talk so much crap about punjabi people. I love the punjabi culture, language and the people! I think we’re a lot more “fun” than plain urdu speaking people (although I have nothing against them)

I definitely want a punjabi husband.

[blessed2006]

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punjabi is a very sweet language. kuch is language a berra-gharak humare stage dramon ne bhi kiya hai.