Punjabi

[phatima]

Re: Punjabi

The true Punjabiiiiiiiii has spoken.

My Dad encourages me to learn Punjabi and my mom is okay with it, she said she’d just rather have me speak Urdu. =\

But you know…West Punjabbbbb That’s what I’m all about.

// omgi’msocool.

[nstar777]

Re: Punjabi

@phatima1

This is very disrespectful. But, if one wanted to show proper respect towards an adult or whoever, you can still do so in Punjabi.

i.e. "Amma jee, tussi kithay oe?"

:]

*99% of the panjabis would say Ammi Jee tusi kithey oe. The stupid panjabi depicted in panjabi movies is not the panjabi being spoken at homes. By the way a lot of panjabis can speak lot better urdu too than most of chalia eating muttarwas. *

[AQ]

Re: Punjabi

quote=ume-zafeerah:CareBear: laraii ke liye bohat achi hai
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even though that may seem the case for all such curse words in urdu, I do not find those words in urdu dictionary, and I am assuming they are not even part of Punjabi dictionary... which means curse words can not be used to degrade any language... they were not part of it to begin with & are still linguistically alien to the language...

[UZ]

Re: Punjabi

^but still slang is not in urdu even if u wanna curse someone.i never heard

[nstar777]

Re: Punjabi

@Anwaar Qureshi

even though that may seem the case for all such curse words in urdu, I do not find those words in urdu dictionary, and I am assuming they are not even part of Punjabi dictionary... which means curse words can not be used to degrade any language... they were not part of it to begin with & are still linguistically alien to the language...

I totally agree

[AQ]

Re: Punjabi

double post

[nstar777]

Re: Punjabi

@ume-zafeerah

^but still slang is not in urdu even if u wanna curse someone.i never heard

If you have not heard it, it does not mean it does'nt exist.

[UZ]

Re: Punjabi

@Anwaar Qureshi

even though that may seem the case for all such curse words in urdu, I do not find those words in urdu dictionary, and I am assuming they are not even part of Punjabi dictionary… which means curse words can not be used to degrade any language… they were not part of it to begin with & are still linguistically alien to the language…

why are u posting it again.i heard that:hoonh:
anyways I respect punjabi as its our culture and i love to sapeak urdu as its our national language.

[UZ]

Re: Punjabi

@nstar777

If you have not heard it, it does not mean it does'nt exist.

ok i don't wanna listen also

[phatima]

Re: Punjabi

chalo jee. laraii sharoo. :)

[5Abi]

Re: Punjabi

@phatima1

The true Punjabiiiiiiiii has spoken.

My Dad encourages me to learn Punjabi and my mom is okay with it, she said she’d just rather have me speak Urdu. =\

But you know…West Punjabbbbb That’s what I’m all about.

// omgi’msocool.

Living here abraod, I consider it my duty to spread the Punjabi language and culture amongst all punjabis and non-punjabis and wanna-be punjabis on the West Coast, yo.

Represent kneegrow

[phatima]

Re: Punjabi

@5Abi

Living here abraod, I consider it my duty to spread the Punjabi language and culture amongst all punjabis and non-punjabis and wanna-be punjabis on the West Coast, yo.

Reprent kneegrow

hahahah

oh yea! Good idea…is that why you went on to snag yourself one of THOSE girls Nice…now make sure your future kids know Punjabi…that would be awesome.

[AQ]

Re: Punjabi

@phatima1

chalo jee. laraii sharoo. :)

Should we start using what Umme suggested as good for LaRaai:D?

[UZ]

Re: Punjabi

i have already decided to not to answer so its u only

[AQ]

Re: Punjabi

@ume-zafeerah

i have already decided to not to answer so its u only

eh kee gal huee:naraz:

[phatima]

Re: Punjabi

@Anwaar Qureshi

Should we start using what Umme suggested as good for LaRaai:D?

How dare you cross swords with a Punjabi in our own field of speciality?!

[Sadaf]

Re: Punjabi

@Anwaar Qureshi

words, in what script? Gurumukhi or Arabic?

Sadaf Khala: comparing Hindi with Urdu is comparing apple with oranges. I can bet you won’t understand Original hindi if spoken.. Those diction is not in urdu.. just because you know few hindi words by watching indian movies/dramas does not make those words as part of urdu.. The current spoken Hindi is not even hindi but urdu with a mix of hindi/sanskirat words:)

AQ bhajan, Indian and Pakistani Punjabis are not alike. There is a difference…
and I dont watch any indaian movies and dramas

[AQ]

Re: Punjabi

@Sadaf

AQ bhajan

please speak urdu… bhajan is an urdu word and I am not bhajan:naraz:

[Sadaf]

Re: Punjabi

@Anwaar Qureshi

please speak urdu… bhajan is an urdu word and I am not bhajan:naraz:

Missed an ‘i’

AQ Bhaijan

[Lajawab]

Re: Punjabi

@hussain87

lets be honest punjabi is the lango of machoos and urdu is…well u all knows for who :p…seriously urdu sounds gayish lol

Gayish? Ever read Aadminama by Dipty Nazir Ahmed? Or do you forget the language used in times of war during Mughal era…

And if harsh sounds and a loud voice were the hallmark of machismo then the braying of a donkey and the howling of the howler monkey would be very macho indeed…

The adaptability and standard of any language’s heritage can be gauged from the number of dialects it’s spoken in…There are few languages in the world apart from English, French, German and Arabic that have as many dialects as Urdu…In fact, I believe, Urdu has more dialects than French, German and even Arabic…

How many dialects does Punjabi have? And don;t give me Siraiki and Hindko, they are two different languages altogether…

These are just impersonal observations, however name one language of the entire south Asia that has as many dialects as Urdu…There are none…

And Hindi is not a dialect of Urdu, it is a different language altogether…

And someone mentioned that Urdu is an amalgam of Arabic, Sanskrit, Persian and Punjabi…It’s not…It’s an amalgam of Arabic, Sanskrit, Persian and Turkish…The word Urdu itself means caravan in Turkish…