maybe she was a beginner in some languages and only knew a few phrases and was contemplaing if she shd mention them. Remember you only see what the screen wants u to see your only watching one pov. have an open mindset before judging or making assumptions
because lahoris are embarrassed to speak their mother tongue punjabi. i guarantee you her parents speak it and she can understand it fully ( she looks like shes a burger kid)
Specially I wants to mentioned my Pakistani brothers and sisters try to learn Bangla language so that our bond can reach in another level 😊And we Bangladeshis usually can realise Urdu language ❤😊 🇵🇰❤🇧🇩
Bengali is difficult for Pakistanis as it is not a regional language of the region. Pakistans regional languages are Punjabi, Sindi, Serikhi, Balochi, Pashto, Hindko and the main language is Urdu.
@@usmanqureshi08 Nonsense. Urdu was created in Delhi and U.P. in the 1300's as a fusion of Kabuli Farsi and Khari Boli ( Delhi Hindi).The Turkish and Arabic words were already imbedded in Afghan Persian.They still are. Back then in the days of the Sultanate , Delhi was not full of Punjabis like it is now. That was caused by partition which was a huge mistake. Lahore and Delhi are very similar with a shared history that goes back thousands of years.
@@usmanqureshi08 dude i am from pakistan and is your brain working punjabi is first then some english or urdu i do know basic punjabi to mid level i know some like punjabi worded urdu and i dont like how urdu sounds it feels foreigne to me
It’s so strange that their is an active refusal of teaching Punjabi in academia and teaching future generations the Punjabi language. More than half of Pakistan speaks a form in Punjabi and the langauge its self is thousands of years old. I understand the importance of Urdu as a language of cross-cultural communication but their needs to be a push for honoring, and officially protecting Punjabi and all regional languages.
@@SayVeritatis i think it speaks volumes and think about Sindhi as an example. It is taught in school, and is honored in Sindh in all aspects of life. It is all used in various levels of jobs as well. I am unsure by what you mean
@@SayVeritatis Not everything is about money. Language, real organic from the soil culture & identity are priceless.Bangladesh waves hello. They broke away from Disaster i stan because they wanted to speak their own Bangla language and not have Urdu rammed down their throats. Moreover Dhaka was making more money and paying Disaster i stan's bills!.They still are doing okay compared with Pak..
@@MisterTMH No one is ramming Urdu down the throats of Punjabis. Punjab is in majority and can easily make their own choices. Unlike Bengali, Punjabi is very close to Urdu and vice versa so it doesn't bother us to be bilingual. Punjabi remains the cultural and rural language. It is not my fault if Punjabis don't feel the need to completely replace one with the other. Ingress of Urdu is very much organic here. I agree with your observation about Bengal.
@@MisterTMH Not necessarily fact but rather my opinion: Urdu is a highly advance and refined language making it way superior to Hindi. Listen to both languages and you notice a class difference. Similarly Persian sounds superior to me than Urdu even though I don't speak Persian. Urdu also has some great poetry which is unmatched even by English language. There is a reason why Urdu attracts people in Pakistan. It is not just government sponsorship. Try opening a TV channel in a local language and see how successful it gets even though majority of public lives in villages and speaks local languages more than Urdu.
the girl came out with saying she speaks Arabic she got caught out hahahaha all these ppl speak urdu and english punjabi can be understood by urdu speakers easily but we cant speak
Almost every Pakistani can read and say the Islamic verses/ prayers in Arabic. But they don't know the meaning. So its more of 'memorizing' than 'knowing' Arabic.
Actually all children in Pakistan go to Quran classes so they learn the whole Arabic alphabet and can read Arabic but don’t understand what is written. So instead she should have said I can read Arabic
@@xenon7806 what is the point of memorising something if you don't understand the meaning? Oh wait...I think it's better if you don't understand those insidious teachings.
@@AnthroHistorianIt’s not about memorising and not understanding, you clearly have no idea. It is vital to be able to read Arabic since that is the language of the revelation so that it remains intact in its original form and not corrupted like the Bible with its many man made interpolations and versions. Moreover we study the exegesis of the Quran and the grammar of the Arabic language so that we understand the religion. So it isn’t supposed to be a blind understanding or total ignorance of the faith as you clearly have hence your baseless aversion to our great faith.
You can not say you can talk some language and then you struggle to talk that language. Do not even say " you know a little " . That girl can not talk arabic
Second girl might have been living in karachi but she looks Punjabi not karachiet!! karachiet means mohajirs means those whose parents migrated from India and now have an identity as mohajirs!!
Most Pakistanis should be able to speak at least 3 languages but it looks like many Punjabis are actually not learning Punjabi anymore. I don't know why. Cheers from Florida
Lol the girl who mentioned arabic, i can also read arabic, also feom reading quran but if someone asked me which languages i know, i wouldn't be listing arabic 😂
@@hr5581 Nonsense. My late father spoke Pothohari as his first language. It is the language of the Chakwal/ Kahuta to Rawalpindi area.Mahji Punjabi in Amritsar is almost the same as in Lahore.
@@MisterTMH My late grandfather & great grandfather were from Mughal serai, Rawalpindi prior to partition. There is also neighborhood in Mumbai named "Pothohar Nagar" where descendants of those refugees are now settled & they call their clan as " Pothohari Biradri"
Either you can speak a language or you can't. Nominating Arabic , French and Turkish and not being able to say anything at all is nonsense.I call bullsh*t. Urdu was imported as a link language in a country where the languages on the street vary from province to province. Punjabi is not written or taught in Pakistani Punjab. It is very much written , spoken , taught and read in Indian Punjab. Urdu is an imported language from Delhi/ Uttar Pradesh to serve and a common language in an imaginary country hived off from NW India.The former lingua franca before the British arrived and seized Punjab and Sindh by force was Dari ( Kabuli Farsi).
Apparently, the same way how not all Indians speak Hindi, the same way not all Pakistanis speak Urdu. I have friends from Peshawar who don't know a word of Urdu.
That's absolutely not true. In fact a common Pushtun in many instances can speak far better Urdu than a Punjabi. Secondly unlike Hindi, Urdu is spoken and commonly understood in the entire length and breadth of Pakistan from Gwadar to Gilgit.
@@kartikrajsingh1895 : There are a few districts like from erstwhile FATA, Upper Dir or some area in Baluchistan but generally if you're travelling across Pakistan you won't have trouble communicating with the people.
@@tejinder868bro its not your problem, please accept it 🙏 if you not accept it will not hurt us..😅 we are different dont give us the tag of punjabi ..
it’s just the rich ones, these rich people come from non punjabi families. usually from delhi or up so their mother tongue is urdu. a lot of rich punjabis pretend to not be so, so they can pretend to be amir log. most lahoriya know punjabi
I speeeeaaak 2 languages … she did a lot of math in her mind to come to that conclusion.
I thought she was going to list about 6 or so languages😂
maybe she was a beginner in some languages and only knew a few phrases and was contemplaing if she shd mention them. Remember you only see what the screen wants u to see your only watching one pov. have an open mindset before judging or making assumptions
Hahaha true , trying to skip Punjabi .
A wannabe girl , definitely not first language urdu person
because lahoris are embarrassed to speak their mother tongue punjabi. i guarantee you her parents speak it and she can understand it fully ( she looks like shes a burger kid)
The first girl is so beautiful 😊 Greetings from Latvia!
Specially I wants to mentioned my Pakistani brothers and sisters try to learn Bangla language so that our bond can reach in another level 😊And we Bangladeshis usually can realise Urdu language ❤😊 🇵🇰❤🇧🇩
Bengali is difficult for Pakistanis as it is not a regional language of the region. Pakistans regional languages are Punjabi, Sindi, Serikhi, Balochi, Pashto, Hindko and the main language is Urdu.
as a bangladeshi its their choice & should we learn regional languages of pk ¿? ;)
@@2ahanaf I agree 👍
Bengali language is very difficult to speak for us
Without understanding the each other language we love our brothers from deep of heart ❤
@@mr.zaheer7639 ain't vəry difficult but its lil bit hard.. =}
Dear Punjabis, you don't need to hate your own language, it's a beautiful language.
We don’t
Urdu is also created by Punjabis and it’s our national language
As a Pakistani Punjabi
Urdu first Punjabi 2nd
@@usmanqureshi08 Nonsense. Urdu was created in Delhi and U.P. in the 1300's as a fusion of Kabuli Farsi and Khari Boli ( Delhi Hindi).The Turkish and Arabic words were already imbedded in Afghan Persian.They still are. Back then in the days of the Sultanate , Delhi was not full of Punjabis like it is now. That was caused by partition which was a huge mistake. Lahore and Delhi are very similar with a shared history that goes back thousands of years.
@@usmanqureshi08 dude i am from pakistan and is your brain working punjabi is first then some english or urdu i do know basic punjabi to mid level i know some like punjabi worded urdu and i dont like how urdu sounds it feels foreigne to me
We love Punjabi ❤
It’s so strange that their is an active refusal of teaching
Punjabi in academia and teaching future generations the Punjabi language. More than half of Pakistan speaks a form in Punjabi and the langauge its self is thousands of years old. I understand the importance of Urdu as a language of cross-cultural communication but their needs to be a push for honoring, and officially protecting Punjabi and all regional languages.
Very few Punjabis would like to study it formally as there is little economic value.
@@SayVeritatis i think it speaks volumes and think about Sindhi as an example. It is taught in school, and is honored in Sindh in all aspects of life. It is all used in various levels of jobs as well. I am unsure by what you mean
@@SayVeritatis Not everything is about money. Language, real organic from the soil culture & identity are priceless.Bangladesh waves hello. They broke away from Disaster i stan because they wanted to speak their own Bangla language and not have Urdu rammed down their throats. Moreover Dhaka was making more money and paying Disaster i stan's bills!.They still are doing okay compared with Pak..
@@MisterTMH No one is ramming Urdu down the throats of Punjabis. Punjab is in majority and can easily make their own choices. Unlike Bengali, Punjabi is very close to Urdu and vice versa so it doesn't bother us to be bilingual. Punjabi remains the cultural and rural language. It is not my fault if Punjabis don't feel the need to completely replace one with the other. Ingress of Urdu is very much organic here. I agree with your observation about Bengal.
@@MisterTMH Not necessarily fact but rather my opinion: Urdu is a highly advance and refined language making it way superior to Hindi. Listen to both languages and you notice a class difference. Similarly Persian sounds superior to me than Urdu even though I don't speak Persian. Urdu also has some great poetry which is unmatched even by English language. There is a reason why Urdu attracts people in Pakistan. It is not just government sponsorship. Try opening a TV channel in a local language and see how successful it gets even though majority of public lives in villages and speaks local languages more than Urdu.
the girl came out with saying she speaks Arabic she got caught out hahahaha
all these ppl speak urdu and english punjabi can be understood by urdu speakers easily but we cant speak
You understand watered down, urduized lahori Punjabi not actual Punjabi lol
@@MegaKoolboys i know but she could speak a little bit :P.
Yes, she got caught. She included Arabic because she can read the Quran in Arabic and guess the meaning a little bit.......just like the rest of us 🤣.
@@SayVeritatis its fine its innocent
@@MegaKoolboysnot all of us tho, I'm a Punjabi from Pakistan and I can speak pure Punjabi.
How difficult was it to answer,,, how many languages do you speak ??? Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 2
Not to mention Punjabi 😂😂😂😂😂
hahaha 😂
When will you come to Bahawalpur, as I'm here a polyglot who speak around 7 languages...
SARAIKI IS PANJABI
Siraiki is Punjabic, though it is still classified as a distinct language.
I speak two languages English and Bengali and understand Urdu ❤
Love for Saraiki❤️❤️❤️
Punjabi is very sweet and Beautiful Language
Claiming i can speak arabic but when asked to say something then she was clueless 😅
Almost every Pakistani can read and say the Islamic verses/ prayers in Arabic. But they don't know the meaning. So its more of 'memorizing' than 'knowing' Arabic.
Actually all children in Pakistan go to Quran classes so they learn the whole Arabic alphabet and can read Arabic but don’t understand what is written. So instead she should have said I can read Arabic
@@xenon7806 what is the point of memorising something if you don't understand the meaning? Oh wait...I think it's better if you don't understand those insidious teachings.
@@AnthroHistorianwe have the translation with the versus in order to understand.
@@AnthroHistorianIt’s not about memorising and not understanding, you clearly have no idea. It is vital to be able to read Arabic since that is the language of the revelation so that it remains intact in its original form and not corrupted like the Bible with its many man made interpolations and versions. Moreover we study the exegesis of the Quran and the grammar of the Arabic language so that we understand the religion. So it isn’t supposed to be a blind understanding or total ignorance of the faith as you clearly have hence your baseless aversion to our great faith.
You can not say you can talk some language and then you struggle to talk that language. Do not even say " you know a little " . That girl can not talk arabic
Second girl might have been living in karachi but she looks Punjabi not karachiet!! karachiet means mohajirs means those whose parents migrated from India and now have an identity as mohajirs!!
I am disapointed as a Lahori who can speak many languages
What languages can you speak
@@taha2498 4
Okay so ur disappointed on someone u don't even know 😂
Most Pakistanis should be able to speak at least 3 languages but it looks like many Punjabis are actually not learning Punjabi anymore. I don't know why. Cheers from Florida
Lol the girl who mentioned arabic, i can also read arabic, also feom reading quran but if someone asked me which languages i know, i wouldn't be listing arabic 😂
That first girl 🤦♂ Bhai jaldi bol subah panwel nikalna hai
😂
Good
They're punjabi sounds like how a hindi speaking person would imitate punjabi real punjabi is very different
Punjabi Dialect Majhi, Shahpuri, Jhangochi/Changvi, Jangli/Rachnavi, Malwai, Doabi, Pwadhi, Pothohari/Pahari-Potowari/Modern Panjistani, Multani/Saraiki, Kohati/Peshaweri/Hindko, Derawali, Ghebi, Riasti, Chhachi, Jandali, Thalochi/Thali, Dhani, Jafri/Khetrani,Chenavar, Videsi ( Barli Boli)
Pothohari & Hindko from 🇮🇳
@@hr5581 Nonsense. My late father spoke Pothohari as his first language. It is the language of the Chakwal/ Kahuta to Rawalpindi area.Mahji Punjabi in Amritsar is almost the same as in Lahore.
@@MisterTMH My late grandfather & great grandfather were from Mughal serai, Rawalpindi prior to partition. There is also neighborhood in Mumbai named "Pothohar Nagar" where descendants of those refugees are now settled & they call their clan as " Pothohari Biradri"
First gilr annnn uuuuummmmmmm aaaammmm
Either you can speak a language or you can't. Nominating Arabic , French and Turkish and not being able to say anything at all is nonsense.I call bullsh*t. Urdu was imported as a link language in a country where the languages on the street vary from province to province. Punjabi is not written or taught in Pakistani Punjab. It is very much written , spoken , taught and read in Indian Punjab. Urdu is an imported language from Delhi/ Uttar Pradesh to serve and a common language in an imaginary country hived off from NW India.The former lingua franca before the British arrived and seized Punjab and Sindh by force was Dari ( Kabuli Farsi).
Which part of pakistan do you visit mainly? women usually don’t seem to be out, I mean as a girl I wouldn’t be out like this lol
lahore
@@YpGamer they’re mainly outside in Lahore? Any events for young ppl?
i don't freaking know really..@@LunakieCherrie
@@LunakieCherrie most lahori people just hang out. yh there’s activités but ig it’s just our culture to hang out on the streets and chill
LoL women are totally free here if you go restaurant malls it's totally normal
Jo khud punjabi bol nahin sakty,wo dusrun ko punjabi ka tah laga rahy hain 😅
Apparently, the same way how not all Indians speak Hindi, the same way not all Pakistanis speak Urdu. I have friends from Peshawar who don't know a word of Urdu.
Many don't know a word of English either, but it is a disadvantage. India is different. In South India English replaces Hindi as Lingua Franca.
That's absolutely not true.
In fact a common Pushtun in many instances can speak far better Urdu than a Punjabi. Secondly unlike Hindi, Urdu is spoken and commonly understood in the entire length and breadth of Pakistan from Gwadar to Gilgit.
@@Vladmir-Putin One of my Pashtun friend from Pakistan doesn't know Urdu at all.
@@kartikrajsingh1895 : There are a few districts like from erstwhile FATA, Upper Dir or some area in Baluchistan but generally if you're travelling across Pakistan you won't have trouble communicating with the people.
@ I am.
Something wrong beautiful ❤️?
Saraiki/Multani is dialect of Punjabi
It’s a separate language we own this language and u Punjabies have to accept it
@@samaviaaakhannn2784 Saraiki word came from Sindh in Punjab 1960 Kon si History. Search British census 1911 Punjab pata chal Java ga tari History da
@@samaviaaakhannn2784 because Saraiki is recent development in 1960 before it's Multani Punjabi that's why Punjabi not accept
Girls, in Pakistan, seem not to wear the very Islamic traditional attire that covers their hair, all the way down to their feet.
Bro these are elitists. They make up a tiny tiny minority of Pakistani women
Same in Bangladesh
@@MegaKoolboys They are not elite, they are working class.
@@anonymousbeing5510 regardless this aint the norm
@@MegaKoolboysit is in cities like Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad , Azad Kashmir
bro Sariali is just a dialect of Punjabi. just accept it 😊
U should accept it that Saraiki is a separate language a separate language not a dialect
@@samaviaaakhannn2784 nope
@@tejinder868bro its not your problem, please accept it 🙏 if you not accept it will not hurt us..😅 we are different dont give us the tag of punjabi ..
Lahori cant speak punjabi but can speak bihari urdu disappointing
Because we don't need your fu****ing Punjabi chutiypa in our nation.
she’s lying, her accent is fake af. and mostly rich people don’t know punjabi bc they’re whitewashed
Urdu is not bihari.........
it’s just the rich ones, these rich people come from non punjabi families. usually from delhi or up so their mother tongue is urdu. a lot of rich punjabis pretend to not be so, so they can pretend to be amir log. most lahoriya know punjabi
@@khabibnurmagomedov8581 Far Ganga Jamna Di Oolad 😂😂😂