Offering Urdu language classes

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I am offering Urdu language classes in Mississauga.
Reading, writing and proper pronounciation.

If you are interested please PM me.
I can let you know the details and the pricing.

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*wow! mashaa Allah...do you teach just the basics? what's your fee structure btw? *

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Thank you.
Yes I teach starting from the basics. And I take 10 dollars per class. And differebt charges apply if you require me to come teach at your place.
What exactly are you looking for? Do you want to learn? Have you learned before?

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it's NOT for me. i've a cousin in Mississauga who has two daughters and a son and they were born and raised in Canada. Their parents speak Memoni and do NOT know good Urdu themselves. so, i'll talk to them and then i'll send you a pm iA :) thank you :)

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is this lukhnawi, aligarh, dehli or hyderabadi urdu, or something else?
just asking for general reference.

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Which is the purest form of urdu? Is it lukhnawi?
Which is the mostly spoken general urdu?

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aap jo adabii zabaan kitaaboN men paRhtii haiN vohii me'yaarii zabaan hai aur vo lakhnauwi zabaan hii hai jiskaa bol baalaa hamesha se rahaa hai, hai aur hamesha rahegaa iA :)

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Lakhnavi.
And KKF thank you. And let me know.
X2 I teach Urdu. The pure form. Not the variations/ slangs. :)

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thanks kkf :hat:

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**welcome:

urdu hai jiskaa naam hamiiN jaante haiN, “DaaGh!”
saare jahaaN meN dhoom hamaarii zabaaN kii hai :)**

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:)
Lol
I think we're moving away from the topic. :P
If anyone needs lessons PM me.

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Urdu to mirza ghalib walee pasand hai, zor daar qsim kee ..Lucknow kee urdu bohut he mazloom qsim kee hoti hai

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Will the proper "Qaf" sound be taught? If not, please also remove the "S", "T" and "W" sounds as well. If "Qaf" sound isn't important, neither are those.

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achchhaa ji. it's quite a revelation to me :D

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you mean u dont like people calling qeema as keema, quaid e azam as kaid e azam...or khaid e azam
or quran as khuran?

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what is your definition of pure form :)

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No I don't. Would you like it if I pronounced Ghareeb as Kareeb? or Ghar as Khar? I doubt it.

That sound has pretty much disappeared from our Urdu dialect. They didn't teach it in my school, I doubt the teacher even knew what that sound was. I don't even hear it being said on TV anymore, except by a few senior actors. But you know who does say it properly? Bollywood singers.

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Yes the proper Qaaf will be taught.
And proper way to say Khhala ( KH from the halaQ) :P will be taught, and not khala. If you know what I mean.

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X2.
Like you asked kaunsi form sikhayi jayegi. All the forms you mentioned are differentiated by their accents and slangs.
By pure form I meant the correct pronounciations of 'huroof-e-tahajji' and words.
The form in which I'd teach Adaab and Salam both, because Adaab is said in the pure of Urdu and not religion influenced.

And I am sorry if I have offended anyone. I dont mean to.
I just offered a service. Still am offering it.
So if someones interested let me know.
And please dont create awain ke issues.
thank you.. :)

I hope all is taken in light spirit.

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Isn't that Punjabi slang?

I KNEW IT ALL ALONG!