Re: Sorry, I am born to a Pakistani but cannot read Urdu
I am sorry to disappoint you that world does not revolve around you and your example cannot really answer what I said earlier.
You are did not like that despite you tried to add all those desi cultural items which you preserved but still supposedly or allgedly lost your ancestral language, yet I did not accept your argument.
I was talking about immigrants. When they land in other country, first thing they adapt is clothing, dietary choices and overall look rather than language.
Language takes much loner time to disappear even in their future generations, much longer than their future generations adapt to or acquire all other cultural characteristics.
This is also happening in Pakistan and in other eastern countries, all you have to do is look around.
My question was perfectly logical based on what I wrote above.
You cannot deny that language still lasts longer than many other traits immigrants adapt to.
There is some truth to what people say and mean by ABCD (or BBCD, CBCD etc.).
