What do u call chin

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Re: What do u call chin

@Shikra

…and just as an FYI:

Punjabi is an ancient language, but like Marathi, started its literary career pretty late. The script is Gurmukhi based on Devanagri. Punjabi is the state language of Punjab. Punjabi literature as such came into existence only from the end of the 16th century when Punjabi was already in its Middle Period. Gurmukhi script, created from the Nagari script, is claimed by Sikhs as the only proper script for Punjabi.

Punjabi Language, Gurmukhi , Punjabi Literature, History Of Punjabi Language, State Language Of Punjab.

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Also, I already knew the history of how Urdu evolved, but here’s an interesting link for reference.

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I just went through the ‘evidence’ and surely as I pointed out already all of the evidence is from GURUMUKHI perspective, making them biased references from the Indian Punjabies persepective. No where did I find a say about our own punjabies, the Pakistanies… Poor them only know written punjabi in Arabic alphabets.. Gurumukhi seems ‘Venusha’ to them… I will consider Punjabi as a language of the class where Arabic, Sanskirat, Hebrew and the likes fall only if I have to declare that Punjabi is but what SIKHS and Punjabies of India refer to as.

Do Pakistani Punjabies have any identity or do they follow the same scripture of GURUMUKHI to classify the ‘LITERAL’ aspect of the language, is a matter still seems ‘twisted’ in the light of the evidence.

I did not even find a reference to our current punjabi poets in Pakistan… No Amjad Islam Amjad or the beautiful Munnu Bhai or Ashfaq Ahmed as a prose writers, in the references. I wonder what script do they use… Last time I read the Punjabi movie title in Pakistan, it was in Urdu script: Paabi deeyaaN chooRiyaaN