Alhamdulillah!!! I never thought I would get a class like this ! Alhamdulillah !!! I know arabic language and letters and it's so similar to urdu I am really so happy for this class that I can learn urdu faster!
i am an urdu Language online tutor , Translator, I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
You are a very sweet teacher. My mother tongue is Hindi now 81 in age i got interested in learning Urdu. I am sure in few months i will be able to read Urdu. Feel very happy and excited for it is never too late to learn anything in life. Learning keeps you alive in a way. Thanks and Adaab..
Your videos are so helpful and the notes you add are very informative! I just started learning the Urdu alphabet, and these videos have been such a great tool. Thank you so much for making these for all of us.
Thank you so much for making this video..... actually I am a muslim and wanted to learn urdu to read and write ...... but never expected to learn through UA-cam with such a Teacher ☺☺❤❤
Hi everyone, I am an urdu Language online tutor , Translator, I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
In this video on (6:54) teacher said that "Small Yay" (Chati Yay) is written in one way as well as "Big Yay" (Bari Yay), but in the previous video Learn Urdu Lesson 1 - The Urdu alphabet" m.ua-cam.com/video/08A9EebaiXU/v-deo.html at (9:00) this two letters were explained vice versa, so it looks unclear, (seems like in this video they are incorrect but in the previous video everything fine with that two letters) but it's a small problem, so otherwise thank you so much ☀️🙏🏻
Lol how many many languages have you learned. Mashallah. I am Pakistani tho, I know Urdu but I'm learning Turkish from your videos. Thank you brother. Lots of love from Pakistan P.s. you are such an amazing teacher.
Thank you very much teacher . Really wanna learn how to speak urdu . I have been following you since the 1st lesson till 9th and i really appreciate your effort sir . I really need all your video you post in urdu . Can i plz .آب گا شکرے
+Albanna Awad Thank you for your kind words. Keep learning Urdu. I'm preparing some other series of videos in urdu which are very simple and short and effective. So Keep it up😊
Thank You - Your work here is outstanding. Taken together with Lesson One - This forms a brilliant foundation. Much appreciated. - Could you do anything on Sound pairs?
Hi - By 'Sound Pairs' I mean things like B-P F-V D-T G-K TH- TH There are many such videos on youtube...I did once see a video by an 'Arab' man on this and now I cannot find it...It had a similar thoroughness to your work...it went beyond the usual small list given by most - eg included something for 'M' - maybe it was 'H' ?...Have you seen the masterful works of Michael Thomas ? - If not then it might be of interest - Examples of his work or that of his successors can be found on youtube also...Thank you too for the inspiration - it is good to know that the Spirit of thoroughness is alive still in the world of men.
Petra inJordan aha I got your point, Urdu has those kinds of Sound pairs, I did make a video on The Urdu alphabets and their different positions, I will upload today, but I will make video about the thing you just mentioned, 😊
Hi everyone, i am an urdu Language online tutor , Translator, I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
Sir, what is the difference between ح ھ ہ (they have the same sound of h), between ز ظ (they have the same sound of z) and ث س ص (as they have the same sound of s) But thnx for the excellent study REPLY
@Brazen Goon I'm a beginner, but what I understood is that lots of the Urdu vocabulary are coming from Arabic and Farsi, which ever word came from these languages, they kept it's shape as well. و الله أعلم These letters have almost -if not exact- the same sound in Urdu, but in Arabic they represent different sounds, look up any video of letters in Arabic to see how they actually sound, but in case of Urdu, you are safe to use the common sound for all.
Hi everyone. Basically ث، س، ص give the sound of 'S'. Similarly ذ، ز، ظ، ض give the sound of 'Z', and ح، ہ، ھ give the sound of 'H'. But the difference is that all these similar sounding letters make different words and give different meanings. Same like C, K and Q give same sound in English, V and W give same sound in English but make different words. Similarly some Urdu letters give same sound but make different words. For Example: There is a word "Max" in English. Everybody knows that it's spelling are 'Max', not 'Maks'. Similarly, there is a word/name Philips in English. Everybody knows that the real spelling are Philips, not Filips. Similarly, different Urdu letters (of same sounds) spell different words.
Hey. Urdu is not a very strong phonetic language we don't have vowels and consonants however we have a very defined system of punctuation. Urdu is derived from number of different languages and first attained its form by the different troops who speak their own languages but as they were staying together so they had to come up with some middle language. That's why you can see different words from different languages some of these words have different shapes but they sound same like ز ذ they have slightly different pronunciation in different words but in most words they sound same. Certain words from Arabic/Persian have ز but not ذ so that's why the words Urdu has taken from them must have ذ and ز so that's why both ز & ذ have to be included in Urdu alphabets. Same is the case with س ث ص and ت ط and ک ق . This is almost same as Hindi sh sh ष श which sound same but are used in different words under different phonetics (because Hindi too has acquired its vocabulary from Sanskrit and Sauraseni Prakrit and bunch of other languages so words there can also have same sounds but different shapes. Every language has sounds that are somewhat similar but manuscript is totally different like Urdu ک Hindi क and English k all have same sound but different shapes. 1000 years back when there was no actual regulation for languages Urdu got its vocabulary form different languages that are written in same manuscript styles/fonts and have same sounds but are written differently (like english k and c sometimes give same sound e.g in kangroo and cat both c and k are pronounced as k) That's why these sounds got so mixed up and are difficult to learn but with a little practice you can over come the problems once you have good vocabulary. Hope this somewhat helps♥️🥰
Is this kinda like how in English there can be words with the same letters/letter group but depending on the context it’s pronounced different, but this is used for gaining vocabulary to remember how things are pronounced?
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Alhamdulillah!!! I never thought I would get a class like this ! Alhamdulillah !!! I know arabic language and letters and it's so similar to urdu I am really so happy for this class that I can learn urdu faster!
i am an urdu Language online tutor ,
Translator,
I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education
If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
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You are a very sweet teacher. My mother tongue is Hindi now 81 in age i got interested in learning Urdu. I am sure in few months i will be able to read Urdu. Feel very happy and excited for it is never too late to learn anything in life. Learning keeps you alive in a way. Thanks and Adaab..
That's great. I am glad you are interested. Keep it up. Learning has no age. These videos will help you for sure
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thank you for the lessons! my native language is Arabic, it's so similar to urdu. I'm happy that I can learn urdu faster
Yes, I like Urdu more because it is comprehensive, like English
i know hindi and arabic i lent urdu very fast
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Your videos are so helpful and the notes you add are very informative! I just started learning the Urdu alphabet, and these videos have been such a great tool. Thank you so much for making these for all of us.
You are welcome. Keep learning.
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Hello Sir You Have Taught Urdu in a Very Easy Manner. #I M From India.
Yes I am also from India
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Thank you so much for making this video..... actually I am a muslim and wanted to learn urdu to read and write ...... but never expected to learn through UA-cam with such a Teacher ☺☺❤❤
Alhamdullilah since long wanted to learn Urdu.InshaAllah wl follow step by step slowly.
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I am an urdu Language online tutor ,
Translator,
I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education
If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
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Mashaallah bahoot acche..explain kiyaa aap..Dua hai rabse aapko jannat naseeb karen....
I think i can learn this its seems easy just like hindi ...love from india sir
Your teaching way is just MASHALLAH!!
Thank you so much... This vedio is very helpful thank you very much for explaining so Frankly
In this video on (6:54) teacher said that "Small Yay" (Chati Yay) is written in one way as well as "Big Yay" (Bari Yay), but in the previous video Learn Urdu Lesson 1 - The Urdu alphabet" m.ua-cam.com/video/08A9EebaiXU/v-deo.html at (9:00) this two letters were explained vice versa, so it looks unclear, (seems like in this video they are incorrect but in the previous video everything fine with that two letters) but it's a small problem, so
otherwise thank you so much ☀️🙏🏻
very helpful , i am littrary watching this vedio for the first time as i am from the first class of urdu ,its so helpful.........
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Lol how many many languages have you learned. Mashallah. I am Pakistani tho, I know Urdu but I'm learning Turkish from your videos. Thank you brother. Lots of love from Pakistan
P.s. you are such an amazing teacher.
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Good job
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Bari ye and chooti ye is the other way round. thankyou Sir....
Acchi taraf sey explain kiya. Thank you very much. I am a beginner. I am closely following your lessons. I am understanding the vedio lessons.
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Thank you for this, I can speak somewhat basic Urdu but I can't read or write, so this is a good place for me to start!
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Mashallah i have found a Urdu teacher
Dear Sir Wow, i am learning urdu so fast. I wonder how you learn so many languages, mashallah. 😊😊
Thanks sir for uploading ur urdu vidoes it's helped me alot ..
You are welcome. Don't forget to share with others 😊
Nice lessons...
Yes sir it is very useful and thanks i am learning urdu i don't no anything so please help me to learn urdu
Very nice videos you made it will be very easy to teach kids Urdu using them. 🙏🙏
Thnx a lot sir for these lessons.❤ pls upload more for us. I helps me a lot for my studies.
Yes really this helps me in study thankyou sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have learn Chinese also ...... I learned korean and Urdu 😋👍
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its very useful to read urdu from home😊
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thank you today is my school opening but I don't know urdu because your lessons I have learnt urdu thank you bro thank you so much
Thank you very much ,Alhamdulillaha its helping to learn urdu, I am practicing every day
Thank you thank you thank you so much sir main hmesha ise lekr hasitaion hoti thi Thank you so much sir
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I'm a Hindu. I like to learn languages. Now I have started to learn Urdu. I'm following you Sir. Please help me.😊
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Thank you very much teacher . Really wanna learn how to speak urdu . I have been following you since the 1st lesson till 9th and i really appreciate your effort sir . I really need all your video you post in urdu . Can i plz .آب گا شکرے
+Albanna Awad Thank you for your kind words. Keep learning Urdu. I'm preparing some other series of videos in urdu which are very simple and short and effective. So Keep it up😊
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I think choti yeh and bari yeh are switched lol otherwise pretty helpful for new learners!
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Thank You - Your work here is outstanding. Taken together with Lesson One - This forms a brilliant foundation. Much appreciated. - Could you do anything on Sound pairs?
Thank you for Saying Positive Words, It inspires me to do more, So of Course i can do, But can you tell me what do you mean by Sound pair?
Hi - By 'Sound Pairs' I mean things like
B-P
F-V
D-T
G-K
TH- TH
There are many such videos on youtube...I did once see a video by an 'Arab' man on this and now I cannot find it...It had a similar thoroughness to your work...it went beyond the usual small list given by most - eg included something for 'M' - maybe it was 'H' ?...Have you seen the masterful works of Michael Thomas ? - If not then it might be of interest - Examples of his work or that of his successors can be found on youtube also...Thank you too for the inspiration - it is good to know that the Spirit of thoroughness is alive still in the world of men.
Petra inJordan aha I got your point, Urdu has those kinds of Sound pairs, I did make a video on The Urdu alphabets and their different positions, I will upload today, but I will make video about the thing you just mentioned, 😊
thank u . im 9 and this helps me a lot in urdu
I am from India Punjab now I am in Dubai and I want to learn Urdu thank you bro
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i am an urdu Language online tutor ,
Translator,
I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education
If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
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Sir, what is the difference between ح ھ ہ (they have the same sound of h), between ز ظ (they have the same sound of z) and ث س ص (as they have the same sound of s)
But thnx for the excellent study
REPLY
@Brazen Goon I'm a beginner, but what I understood is that lots of the Urdu vocabulary are coming from Arabic and Farsi, which ever word came from these languages, they kept it's shape as well. و الله أعلم
These letters have almost -if not exact- the same sound in Urdu, but in Arabic they represent different sounds, look up any video of letters in Arabic to see how they actually sound, but in case of Urdu, you are safe to use the common sound for all.
In Arabic ث makes a th sound and ظ makes a deeper z sound. ہ and ھ are the same, but ح is more like a sigh/exhale. Hope this Helps.
Very tough..I m bigner...u doing very well.. thanks
Hi everyone. Basically ث، س، ص give the sound of 'S'. Similarly ذ، ز، ظ، ض give the sound of 'Z', and ح، ہ، ھ give the sound of 'H'. But the difference is that all these similar sounding letters make different words and give different meanings. Same like C, K and Q give same sound in English, V and W give same sound in English but make different words. Similarly some Urdu letters give same sound but make different words.
For Example:
There is a word "Max" in English. Everybody knows that it's spelling are 'Max', not 'Maks'. Similarly, there is a word/name Philips in English. Everybody knows that the real spelling are Philips, not Filips. Similarly, different Urdu letters (of same sounds) spell different words.
Hey. Urdu is not a very strong phonetic language we don't have vowels and consonants however we have a very defined system of punctuation. Urdu is derived from number of different languages and first attained its form by the different troops who speak their own languages but as they were staying together so they had to come up with some middle language. That's why you can see different words from different languages some of these words have different shapes but they sound same like ز ذ they have slightly different pronunciation in different words but in most words they sound same. Certain words from Arabic/Persian have ز but not ذ so that's why the words Urdu has taken from them must have ذ and ز so that's why both ز & ذ have to be included in Urdu alphabets. Same is the case with س ث ص and ت ط and ک ق . This is almost same as Hindi sh sh ष श which sound same but are used in different words under different phonetics (because Hindi too has acquired its vocabulary from Sanskrit and Sauraseni Prakrit and bunch of other languages so words there can also have same sounds but different shapes. Every language has sounds that are somewhat similar but manuscript is totally different like Urdu ک Hindi क and English k all have same sound but different shapes. 1000 years back when there was no actual regulation for languages Urdu got its vocabulary form different languages that are written in same manuscript styles/fonts and have same sounds but are written differently (like english k and c sometimes give same sound e.g in kangroo and cat both c and k are pronounced as k) That's why these sounds got so mixed up and are difficult to learn but with a little practice you can over come the problems once you have good vocabulary.
Hope this somewhat helps♥️🥰
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Thanks teacher i also understand guys this lesson
This is same like Arabic so i understand this faster
Jazakallah ❤️ wel done
You are good ✨
Is this kinda like how in English there can be words with the same letters/letter group but depending on the context it’s pronounced different, but this is used for gaining vocabulary to remember how things are pronounced?
Thank you very much
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sir you did a mistake big yaa is small yaa and small yaa is big yaa
That's right
thank you very much dear
Nice I am understand
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