Why do Pakistani people speak English mixed with Urdu so much?

[diwana]

Re: Why do Pakistani people speak English mixed with Urdu so much?

@Geezer

Relax I laughed in Urdu.

I’m sorry I need to laugh at your intelligence and wits again

Basically you have no counter argument.

Oh;

In case you did not understand, my signature is for YOU to impress me.

I am sorry it is written in English.

@Zafra

Well Diwana technically Urdu is not our own language. It is an Indian language that was not spoken in the areas that constitute Pakistan until 1947. Even then it was a language of the Mohajir. So lets be careful about what we define is our language.

Hell by the assumptions made we should also peak Dari.

Its important Diwana in our patriotism we don’t end up acting like Brown Sahibs like you are now.

Urdu has been the language of people who lived in subcontinent much longer than English.

There has never been a problem for West Pakistanis to have Urdu as their representative language and SOME West Pakistanis had problem with Urdu declared as the National Language.

By all means speak and promote any LOCAL language.

But to consider English somehow Pakistani language is like living in fool’s paradise.