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

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

@gudiaali

and why have you missed the part of my post where i said 70% of people in Pakistan speaks regional languages.
so in a country where only about 30% of people speaks English language ( in fact it is less than 30% as not all people living in urban cities can speak it), why are you arguing that everyone in Pakistan has a slave mentality as they are speaking English.

and speaking English is not due to the slave mentality, it is a universal language. i have people in Singapore, Malaysia,Australia, US with whom i need to communicate for work purpose daily. a person in SG doesn’t know Urdu and i don’t know Malay, a person in US/Australia don’t know Urdu so we all converse in a common language and that is English.

and when you need to learn any language, you start the learning process when you are a kid in order to have command over it, so it is totally right that kids in urban cities are put to learn English when they are babies.

I have talked about those who with no reason trying to mimic someone who they clearly are not and more importantly it is not even required for them to act like that.

Regardless it is 30%, 50% or ..as you mentioned less than 30%.

I am talking about those who just have no idea that they are speaking a foreign language, or just trying to be foreigner in their own country.

As I said: English is NOT Pakistani language.

English was made Official language for a reason and maybe that needs to CHANGE with continued effort to promote **LOCAL languages **and along with that in order to keep everyone happy Urdu should be promoted as No1 priority.

ADD local language words and idioms in to one LARGER Urdu language.

**What happened to Urdu progress in the country? Really?

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Keep English as ‘official’ language until the actual goal of ridding it from being official is achieved..may be in next 50 years.

Got it???