I am an American born with Pakistani parents who stopped speaking to me in Urdu/Sindhi when I was very young. This is helping me get back in touch with my roots. شكريہ
I was actually born in Pakistan but moved to America when I was 4. My parents speak Urdu but I was strictly taught English when I came to live in the U.S. This caused an odd affect which allowed me to understand Urdu perfectly, but never be able to speak it. But like you said, this video's helping me return to my roots. To this video, I say, Shukriya!
@@TheHyperTuber-VantaBlack , Your story sounds like mine!, I came to the UK aged 5 and only went back once for 10 days so I have been in the uk all of my life, like you, I leaned english and this became my first language, amongst friends and siblings, thats all we spoke, only with our parents did we converse in urdu or punjabi and so whilst I can understand urdu ok-ish I am unable to speak with any sort of confidence, I have always felt I have been missing out and need to understand my roots better but to do this I need to be able to understand and speak urdu fluently, these videos help but I don't think they will be enough, if your ever in the UK, come look us up, my family and I will be happy to give you a warm welcome, regards Naim
Allissa Ahmadani Salam sis, my name is Ruby I’m from Pakistan but right now living in Saudi Arabia, I’m mom of 3 little kids, i really want to improve my English and for that i need a English speaking partner but only female, if you like so we can help each other 😊
I spoke Urdu to my Pakistani coworker today. I just asked him how he was (in Urdu) and he got so excited and had the biggest smile on his face. All i said were three words and he acted like i had given him the most amazing gift ever. Makes me want to learn the language more!
@@_electromagnetic_588 Thank you. I am slowly learning a few words and phrases. My coworker is teaching me when he can. I can now ask where things are and ask/answer some basic questions. I've always wanted to learn a second language. I study German when i have time, but i do not speak it to anyone so i forget a lot. Hopefully i will get better!
@@mrbrian826 Brother i'm from Pakistan and i can help you to speak in Urdu as well as pubjabi if you want and in return you can help me in improving my English speaking skill.
I live in the UK and the majority of our taxi drivers are from Pakistan. Many of these guys are great, hard working family men who try their best to have proper English conversations with me, I think it’s time I return the favour and make the same effort with them by learning some Urdu. I have told my favourite taxi driver to give me 6 weeks. 🇵🇰
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Thanks. Do you know that there are lots of Turkish words which we use in our Urdu language, like chai, dunya, awara, etc even the word Urdu is Turkish word.
Im a Filipino working in Dubai. I have a lot of Pakistani friends here. I want to belong with them in their conversation. So im trying myself learning urdu. Thanks for the video
I am morrocan living in France. I would like to spend the summer holidays at Pakistan in chaa Allah. Learning a few sentences in urdu can help me to communicate with Pakistani poeple. May Allah bless you sister. شكريه. جزاك الله خيرا.
I am Saudi and here we have a lot of Pakistanis brothers in the kingdom , and since we are all Muslims and we are more or less have the same cultural background I wouldn't like it if we communicate in English so I start to learn Urdu nice language and it has a lot of Arabic phrases so Insha-Allah it will be easy .
i think most of them are learning urdu for their pakistani friends or Lover .. Thats soo sweeet... 😊.... well i wish to learn Arabic 😍.. language of Quran!! anyway all the best URDU students...!!
I’m Turkish and my husband is Pakistani our languages are very similar when it comes to communication I know the basic of Urdu thanks to this ap I’ll learn and impress my extended family 🙂 as time progresses Sukriya
my name is Rida I am from Pakistan will help you to learn urdu ... the same time I am learning english ... so I want english partner who wants to learn urdu I will teach him or her urdu and he or she will teach me english...
I am originally from Pakistan but have been living in the UK for over 30 years and lost touch with Urdu at a young age, I can speak a little urdu but not very confidently, this will help, many thanks
I have made a course "Learn Urdu for English Speakers" and I am looking forward to put it on UDEMY. Unlike other courses it's great. What's your opinion ?
I'm from Pakistan a native Urdu speaker. I really impress that how many people are learning Urdu. Urdu is one of the most polite and respectful language. I also teach Urdu in colleges. Just a little practice makes you to master in Urdu language.
@@historiaklasa.7879 3 idiots, dangal, secret superstar these are some bollywood movies made by amir khan which are world wide famous Dream girl , stree , pk these are some really nice bollywood movies I have seen
I m coming from the channel tribal people try. I'd tried to catch the language by heart but it's to foreign for me as a german. And I like to read the words. My brain needs that 🤷🏼♂️
"Urdu" is a turkish word which means "Army" When Muslim armies atta¢ked south asia they were having a hard time to communicate each other, so they created a language Urdu, which is very similar to Arabic, Turkish & Persian. Hence Urdu called as a language of army, urdu also known as a language of spiritually & poetry. Urdu is a national language of Pakistan 🇵🇰
Urdu is not only mixture of Turkish, Arabic and Persian???? In urdu 60% words are from hindu vedic sanskrit.... rest 40% is Persian Turkish Irani Arabic.... urdu was introduced by mughals because mughals were facing language barriers with Indians so , they added 40% their native words into sanskrit and made a new language known as urdu ... pakistani urdu is more sanskrit in comparison to Turkish Arabic as well as Persian ( afgani) .... that's the reason pakistani's can understand "hindi"... secondly urdu is Hindustani zuban and many states of India is having urdu as their official language..... thirdly Indians speak mixture of Sanskrit, hindiko and punjabi....
@@babababi7911 I think your knowledge regarding Urdu is NIL .. why hindus hate Urdu ?? Nahi .... in many states of India still Urdu is official zuban and people also know how to write in Urdu .... your forefathers lied you......
@@fazeenabdeen because the letters aren't really "that arabic"... I'm a native arabic speaker (morocco) and their script is adapted to their language, it does look more persian than arabic. It sounds weird but although the script is indeed Arabic, they're using it the "persian way", so when I see their letters, I think "persian" lol not arabic.
I’m Italian-American, 4th generation, and I just love language :) So calming to speak, makes me feel like I’m at home. Must be my Siciliano blood with Middle Eastern origin.
@@leviathandiabolo6296 Not at all. You could modify any script to write any language. Kazakhs used to write in an Arab based script, moved to Cyrillic and are now moving again to the Roman script. Vietnamese and Indonesian are written in the Roman script too. Does that make these languages Latin now?
ok fam i'm a serbian immigrant speaking romanian living in france wanting to learn urdu to understand my fav people from the "Tribal People Try" channel . Much love and respect
Abdullah Khan Hindi is a copy of Urdu , Urdu is 900 years old language while Hindi was made last century and is Urdu but with a Sanskrit script .urdu is a mixture of Arabic , Persian , Turkic and punjabi while Hindi doesn’t have as much mixture.
I can understand Urdu cause it sounds a lot like Hindi. The sentences and meanings are pretty much the same but the only thing I can't understand is the alphabets.I would really like to learn Urdu so I'm so happy that you are doing this!! Thank you amazing person!
Urdu is national language of pakidtan you can't deny it does not where it's originated but for your you can check complete history from authentic books not any Hindu's information
@@deadsoul1256 Don't act like a frog in a well. Urdu developed in Delhi and there are 51 million native Urdu speakers in India whereas Pakistan had only 16 million.
I want to learn punjabi though urdu I've already mastered it I guess but I just can't be able to properly speak it since my parents didn't teach me well im speaking a little bit good though just don't know some words or sentences...
Am a Somali and I really want to learn Urdu bcoz am in need of watching and knowing more about the Islamic drama series lyk Sultan Abdulhamid WC goes in that language. But I have problems, am learning Turkish and am also a candidate who will sit for final exams this coming year, am also memorising Quran. Wallahi I don't know what to do right now. God bless the Muslim world
I am Indian and I love this language as it's very much polite and respectful. This is beautiful language. This video helped me to learn basic urdu which was really very very simple... Shukriya🙏
@@LmaoZedong_ You are right but what I said was also right that Urdu has its main roots in Sanskrit because there is a reason that Hindi speakers and Urdu speakers can understand each other
Urdu is really easy for me coz my mother tongue is Hindi and its really similar to Urdu if it comes to communication but writing structure is different
بهت شکریه افراح this is the first time i find a really helpful understandable Urdu video I am from Iran our Alphabets are the same but completely different Grammer and pronuncation I really appreciate your teaching method my husband is pakistani so I have to learn Urdu if was born in 18 centuray we both spoke Farsi
I am from the burma ..I have a Pakistan husband👱♂️...I’m learning to speak Urdu for my husband family👴👵👦👧.... Urdu is beautiful and easy l like 💞💞💞 Thank you sister 🙏
This is great! My parents and I are Islamic but my parents haven’t taught me to learn Urdu yet and know I know I’m sure they will be really happy when I talk Urdu!
I had a grandpa from Lahore,Pakistan and he spoke to my mom in both Malay and Urdu. I used to know Urdu but over time,my mother tongue switched to Malay since Urdu was not offered and I forgot my Urdu. With this video,it refreshes my memory ❤️
Thank you. It's really helpful. I'm from Indonesia and my husband is an Indian and now we live in Jeddah. We speak English, but he speak Urdu with his family. So I need to learn urdu to get along with them when go to India, even though my parent and other in-law could speak English. I can easily understand Urdu letter because it's a bit similar with arabic, just Lil bit confusing with the pronunciation and memorize the vocabularies. Bahut shukriya.
@@deadsoul1256 Urdu originated from India and Pakistanis who speak urdu as their native language are actually those immigrants who migrated to Pakistan in 1947. And most north Indian muslims speaks urdu in place of hindi. Dont comment if you dont have knowledge
I was born in Pakistan, and both my parents speak Urdu and Punjabi. When i was young, around 2 or 3 years old, I was able to speak both languages as good as any other 2 or 3 year old. But we moved here to New York, and once I went to school, for some reason I stopped speaking Urdu and spoke English. Now, I'm only a freshman in highschool but I find it very hard to pronounce words. I can understand perfectly fine, because my parents still speak Urdu with me-its just that i reply back in English, which they can also understand. This morning I was talking to my grandma, who does not understand English. So i speak in Urdu with her. And its very obvious my Urdu is not very good, and that i have an accent when i speak the language that is obvious to Pakistani Natives.
I am Indian and I speak hindi. I am able to understand every single sentence she is speaking. Only I need to learn how to read and write urdu. This is so exciting....... 💞💞😍❤️
I'm German and my boyfriend is Pakistani. I generally always loved this language and really wanna learn it, but unfortunately there are almost no good possibilities for it... This video is really good. 😇
@@celinamang9556 Okay; verstehe. Ich drucke Ihnen die Daumen. Sie können das schaffen. Wie die Deuche sagen ''Aller Anfang ist schwer'', oder? Obwohl ich seit Ende 2017 in Deutschland bin, habe ich nur in der letzten 2 Jahren die Deutsch Sprache gelernt. Ich dachte erst, dass es unmöglich ist. Aber jetzt ist alles anders; ich habe es geschafft. Was für mich passiert hat, kann es auch für Sie passieren, aber nur wenn Sie nich aufgeben und nur wenn Sie versuchen. Schönes Wochenende :)
99% of people who say salamo aaleykom dont even mean it literally so its exactly same as hello. Sometimes people who say "hello" even mean it actually more than people who say "salamo aaleykom"
I am hindu☺I am learning this language to surprise my Muslim best friend😃she know urdu but I don't know it may help me to talk urdu step by step😊thanks for your teaching 😇
Urdu doesn't have to do anything with Islam. It's a language spoken by all kinds of Pakistani people with different religion. In fact, it's also spoken by some people in India.
@@leviathandiabolo6296 Some Indians......lol Urdu developed in Delhi and there are 51 million native Urdu speakers in India and only 16 million in Pakistan.
Haha I’m glad she said that about saying thank you, it’s true I’ve been Pakistani my whole life and in my 35 years on this planet not once has any Pakistani uncle or aunty said ‘shukriya’ to me when I do something for them. It just doesn’t seem to be a custom for Pakistanis to say thank you to a fellow Pakistani. Instead they just say ‘acha’, ‘ok’, ‘ha teek’ or even nothing and just shake their head a little or make a respect gesture with their hands and then walk away. Saying thank you is literally a foreign thing
Nate Vic my Pakistani boyfriend told me, l don't need to thank him, only strangers do that, we're not strangers. But now he says thank you a lot, to me and his friends/family. So, Pakistani people would wonder what has happened to him, thanking people all the time. LOL not to mention there are two ways of expressing gratitude in English, thanks for a small, insignificant gesture and thank you for something more significant like a big favor or receiving a gift. My mother tongue is Cantonese, interestingly enough we have this distinction in our language too!
It's actually somehow true, in our culture thanking to close one's is considered as there is a distance between them, that's why they love to say this to stranger or less close people's more than close one.
@@idk27212 well the writing in Urdu is kinda similar or almost similar to Arabic which is the hardest language to learn, and I'm an Urdu speaker but there are many words, idioms, phrases and stuff that are even difficult for me to learn so it may not be "easy" but "easier" compared to a few other languages
Even though I am fluent and urdu is my first language but instead of Others, Pakistani themselves need to learn Urdu. Their language is most beautiful language, it offers highest level of respect, dignity.
@@JustineHajra with all due respect us Muslims do not like or respect french people I'm sure you know the reasons why so please kindly leave from here and don't watch anything relating to us you don't like us we don't like you leave it at that
Well this is crazy but I am still a young boy 13 years old and I barely speak Urdu with my parents cuz I don’t the know the exact same speaking style I am talking in Urdu than English. I can only say a few basic words and with this channel I feel like vocabulary just automatically entered in my brain thank god I have been waiting for this😭🤩🤩
I'm from West Virginia in the USA & I started watching (The Saleh) family on UA-cam and ever since I've been interested in learning the language and this video has been extremely helpful thank you!
the video was so great and clear ! Thank you ! I am algerian and my husband is pakistani! I wish to learn urdu to communicate better with my family in law 🌸
Thank you for this. I took all day with this video, since I'm the master of procastinatation! I hope to learn all these phrases by the end of the week!
I am Colombian and I work with really good people from Pakistan, so today I said some words in Urdu and my partner smiled a lot. I would like to learn a little bit more about this language.
Brother i'm from Pakistan and i can help you to speak in Urdu as well as pubjabi if you want and in return you can help me in improving my English speaking skill.
I saw many bangladeshi who can speak urdu\hindi ..i asked them how you speak urdu they said .just by watching cartoons in urdu\hindi.(maybe it can also help you)
Aap urdu literature parhen gay to bas lat lag jae gi aap ko meri to national language hai lekan abhi paper hony walay hn phir bhi urdu noval parhta rehta hn🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am a Sanatini from India. I love Urdu language..this video is very informative. would love to learn more from your channel and hence subscribing to your channel . I would love to learn and to speak how the people from Lucknow speak
I'm Pakistani and I was born in Canada. I speak French and English with ease. However, I have a hard time speaking with my parents in urdu since I did not learn enough in my childhood. Thank you for the video .
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
Ayo bro I live in canada at the moment and I speak pretty much good in both urdu and English and I do realize one thing when I came here I mean yea some kids do speak alright urdu but aren't very proficient in the language itself which is what I'd wanna fix Honestly obiously as a Canadian you have many responsibilities as a citizen here in canada but you NEVER EVER FORGET YOUR GODAMM ROOTS YA HEAR ME KID! apnai culture ko Kabhi bhi na bholna na apnai mulk ko Jahan sei tumarai roots hai jo hai pakistan aur apna pyaar mulk Kai liay what I've said here is never forget your culture, nor your country where you came from and your roots which traces back from pakistan itself from your past generations who lived and fought for independence and liberation from India just to have our own nation which is pakistan and lastly never forget the love that you have for pakistan even if things aren't that great right now in pakistan never let that die within you be proud of being a Canadian but never stop being proud of being a PAKISTANI EVER YOU HEAR ME KID!
Hit me up whenever you feel like it bro srry for callin you a kiddo when I should have called you bro instead lol my bad shoudnt assume or judge a book by its cover I guess eh I'm kinda pretty proficient in urdu so if you need my help just tell me alright I'll hit you up whenever your free.
I'm Hindu and my boyfriend belongs to islamic religion... I started learning Urdu To impress my love and I learn some basic things........ This video is very helpful for me!bahut sukhariya .....
@@ddy4772 Urdu Was Established way before than hindi its like 6 centuries.... However Urdu has a lot of Turkish loan words whereas hindi is basically Corrupted version of Urdu with Sanskrit loan word.... i am From nepal and ya Nepali Also uses Sanskrit loan words
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I am an American born with Pakistani parents who stopped speaking to me in Urdu/Sindhi when I was very young. This is helping me get back in touch with my roots. شكريہ
I am in the same boat, I live in the UK so I feel what your saying, it's nice to be able to link to one's roots
I was actually born in Pakistan but moved to America when I was 4. My parents speak Urdu but I was strictly taught English when I came to live in the U.S. This caused an odd affect which allowed me to understand Urdu perfectly, but never be able to speak it. But like you said, this video's helping me return to my roots. To this video, I say, Shukriya!
@@TheHyperTuber-VantaBlack , Your story sounds like mine!, I came to the UK aged 5 and only went back once for 10 days so I have been in the uk all of my life, like you, I leaned english and this became my first language, amongst friends and siblings, thats all we spoke, only with our parents did we converse in urdu or punjabi and so whilst I can understand urdu ok-ish I am unable to speak with any sort of confidence, I have always felt I have been missing out and need to understand my roots better but to do this I need to be able to understand and speak urdu fluently, these videos help but I don't think they will be enough, if your ever in the UK, come look us up, my family and I will be happy to give you a warm welcome, regards Naim
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Allissa Ahmadani Salam sis, my name is Ruby I’m from Pakistan but right now living in Saudi Arabia, I’m mom of 3 little kids, i really want to improve my English and for that i need a English speaking partner but only female, if you like so we can help each other 😊
I spoke Urdu to my Pakistani coworker today. I just asked him how he was (in Urdu) and he got so excited and had the biggest smile on his face. All i said were three words and he acted like i had given him the most amazing gift ever. Makes me want to learn the language more!
Awiee that's cutee plus the language is beautiful I am sure you will love it the more you learn it good luck you can do this💛✨
@@_electromagnetic_588 Thank you. I am slowly learning a few words and phrases. My coworker is teaching me when he can. I can now ask where things are and ask/answer some basic questions. I've always wanted to learn a second language. I study German when i have time, but i do not speak it to anyone so i forget a lot. Hopefully i will get better!
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@@mrbrian826 Brother i'm from Pakistan and i can help you to speak in Urdu as well as pubjabi if you want and in return you can help me in improving my English speaking skill.
I'm Chinese and I want to communicate with my Pakistani friends better. This video is really helpful for me! Bahut shukriya
Hey i am learning chinese
@@mirzaghous3253 Oh really? Have fun!
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@@GavinLiuranium can you teach me chineese i can teach you urdu it is my native language and also i am pakistani
@@GavinLiuranium can we talk on insta??
I live in the UK and the majority of our taxi drivers are from Pakistan. Many of these guys are great, hard working family men who try their best to have proper
English conversations with me, I think it’s time I return the favour and make the same effort with them by learning some Urdu. I have told my favourite taxi driver to give me 6 weeks. 🇵🇰
do u want to learn urdu online ? I am Muslim Indian Girl..my mother toung is urdu and I have done schooling in urdu and higher education in Eng mediam
@@success1513 can you teach Urdu ?
@@Nikita-rn4ye yup , where are you from ?
@@success1513 India
You'll done a great job 👍👍
main somali hun aur ap logon ki zuban seekh kar bhoat khush hun. love from somalia.
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This language is really beautiful love from Turkey ♡♡♡
Red Moon can u help me to learn turkish language
@@HaSAn_6342 sorry man. It's so hard to teach and learn. I'm sure there is some videos and books for it.
Thanks. Do you know that there are lots of Turkish words which we use in our Urdu language, like chai, dunya, awara, etc even the word Urdu is Turkish word.
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@@palemoonlight9109 Welcome ♡
Im a Filipino working in Dubai. I have a lot of Pakistani friends here. I want to belong with them in their conversation. So im trying myself learning urdu. Thanks for the video
That is so cool. How is it going?
Why aren't you working in the Philippines?
@@bigbowl5044 i love meeting new people from different places
Respect Joean
my daughter was born in U.A.E
I am Indonesian and muslim. I Studied Arabic this urdhu i love it so much since the alpjabet simolar go Arabs and makes me easy to comprehend
For me is the same brother
@@Nehauonif you want i will help you
my first language : Urdu
UA-cam recommendation: Yo wanna learn some urdu?
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I’m Somali and I like to learn Urdu ... Urdu is beautiful and easy..
Shukriya sister (:
Pearl Muslimah I am an Urdu speaker who wants to learn Somali!
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@@alidanial9577 I can help you I'm also want to learn urdu
Haha Somalia melkazta wey igaso horesa😂😂😂
Pearl Muslimah my Best friend is Somali and I’m Pakistani
I am morrocan living in France. I would like to spend the summer holidays at Pakistan in chaa Allah. Learning a few sentences in urdu can help me to communicate with Pakistani poeple. May Allah bless you sister.
شكريه.
جزاك الله خيرا.
I can help
This is great, I'm Vietnamese learning Urdu for when I visit Pakistan, shukriya!
I’m Saudi and I really like the Urdu language
شکریہ☺️
EDIT: wow that's a lot of likes! thanks again.
Help me out learning Arabic
@@junaidkhan3067 I'm from Kuwait, If you help me learn Urdu I'll help you learn Arabic.
Fluffy Vampire best of luck 👍
shukran jazila, Al Arabi sehlun
@@q8ykiller10 can you teach me arabic then i aslo teach you urdu because it is my native language
I'm an Indian and a Nepali but the duo rappers from Pakistan "Young Stunners" made me fall in love with Urdu. And bang, I'm now learning it🌻.
I'm also indian & I have same condition like you
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I am Saudi and here we have a lot of Pakistanis brothers in the kingdom , and since we are all Muslims and we are more or less have the same cultural background I wouldn't like it if we communicate in English so I start to learn Urdu nice language and it has a lot of Arabic phrases so Insha-Allah it will be easy .
mr.boogy ههههه
لاتنسب نفسك لقبيله ثانيه
mr.boogy great 👍 best of luck
We don't have same culture. Being Muslims we share the same Islamic rituals of course but we do not have Arabian life style or practices.
@Leon Urdu is more closer to Hindi and Persian than it is to Arabic.
Hello from London I’m a British-Pakistani and I am moving to Islamabad so this is so useful
Bahut shukriya Afrah
Hello, 2 years later
@@hamzahwaheed9528he changed his mind considering the current situation of Pakistan😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆
i think most of them are learning urdu for their pakistani friends or Lover .. Thats soo sweeet... 😊.... well i wish to learn Arabic 😍.. language of Quran!! anyway all the best URDU students...!!
Well I'm doing it for school -_-
Can I help
@@horiyaaziz3831 to learn arabic.? yes?
@@horiyaaziz3831 Really appreciate the thought... But today is the exam. Although, I'd like some info on how to improve vocabulary, please.
@@asna346 no.. dear Urdu.
bahut shukriya for this!! I am turkish and half pakistani who is living in turkey. I really needed this :))
Nasira Cansev half pakistani ?? what you mean
@@choudhrymuzammillohdrajatt2833 half of my family is pakistani
Nasira Cansev you born in pakistan??? can you speak urdu
Nasira Cansev that’s nice ma shaa allah ozaman Turkce konusmayi biliyosun
choudhry Muzammil Lohdra JATT Pakistan mum and dad
I’m Turkish and my husband is Pakistani our languages are very similar when it comes to communication I know the basic of Urdu thanks to this ap I’ll learn and impress my extended family 🙂 as time progresses Sukriya
Ammi Y.R.A Fisabilillah Ben Pakistanlıyım ve Türkçe öğreniyorum
Krestyanin یہ بہت اچھا ہے تو آپ ترکی میں کتنے دن رہے ہیں؟
Ammi Y.R.A Fisabilillah Ben İstanbul’da 2016’da beş gün oturdum. Türkiye’de ziyaret ettim.
Krestyanin but your language is Serbian or Russian where in pakistan are you from ?..
Ammi Y.R.A Fisabilillah Evet, ben biraz Rusça konuşuyorum. Ama ben Haydarabad’danım.
14:41 I experienced this first hand on my visit to Pakistan 2016, I love how Pakistanis view these incidents as petty. Love your people 🇵🇰❤🇵🇸
I’m half Pakistani and really needed to learn some Urdu for my dad! My pronunciation is not that good, so thank you!
بہت شکریہ آپ کو ہماری زبان سیکھنے کے لیے وقت نکالنے کا۔ خدا آپ کو کامیاب کرے۔ آمین۔
me too :)
Same life's hard I find it really hard to talk to half of my family
my name is Rida I am from Pakistan will help you to learn urdu ... the same time I am learning english ... so I want english partner who wants
to learn urdu I will teach him or her urdu and he or she will teach me english...
@@humaestheticc8319 Interesting, do you have discord? I can help you out with English :)
This languageis so easy from Somalia 🇸🇴🇸🇴✨
I am originally from Pakistan but have been living in the UK for over 30 years and lost touch with Urdu at a young age, I can speak a little urdu but not very confidently, this will help, many thanks
al dukker are you male or female? I want to improve my English, and for that i need a speaking partner but only female, because I’m also female
Ruby’s World I speak English and need to learn Urdu my names Zara x
@@smrvlogs5642 I am female... do u interested in online learning ? I am Indian momedian/muslim girl
As a Hindi speaker, I could understand 99% of what she said in Urdu.
why not 100 lol
@@shahanshahpolonium Because I'm making a Dettol reference.
@@Mj-in5uj ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh bhaiiiiiiiiiiiiii
As an Urdu Speaker, I found this hilarious lmaooo
Same.
Understood almost everything.
Im nine years old
Im English and i want to learn
Because my family live in pakistan
Shukriya afrah
I have made a course "Learn Urdu for English Speakers" and I am looking forward to put it on UDEMY. Unlike other courses it's great. What's your opinion ?
I love this language urudu🇸🇦🇵🇰
شکریہ❤️
I'm from Pakistan Love Saudia Arabia may God bless u have a great day
thanks brother i am urdu native thanks for saying that you like urdu😄😄😄
Asc hamza
خیر مقدم
Brothers 😂 I'm not from Saudi 😂 I'm from india just used that flag for kalima 😂😂
Im from Iran and dying to be able to speak in urdu and read urdu poetry...u r amazing afraaa shukriya❤
@Ayesha Muntaha really?
If you wanna learn Urdu faster then you have to watch Pakistani dramas and turn the captions on so you will understand what they are saying.
@@hedyels4622 man mi khuwaham k dar zubanat sohbat kunem. Biya ! We can make eachother learn eachother's language ! Zabaan e farsi ro doost darem :"))
@@zakir.yousafzai oh sure that would be a pleasure
@@alizeyfatima1658 thanks for the advise
I'm from Pakistan a native Urdu speaker.
I really impress that how many people are learning Urdu.
Urdu is one of the most polite and respectful language.
I also teach Urdu in colleges.
Just a little practice makes you to master in Urdu language.
I learn Urdu/Hindi thru watching their movies/dramas .. it's not my main purpose but while watching I catch their language by heart ..
...
True😲Then please recommend some good movies...
@@historiaklasa.7879 3 idiots, dangal, secret superstar these are some bollywood movies made by amir khan which are world wide famous
Dream girl , stree , pk these are some really nice bollywood movies I have seen
I m coming from the channel tribal people try.
I'd tried to catch the language by heart but it's to foreign for me as a german. And I like to read the words. My brain needs that 🤷🏼♂️
Same! Thats how it pulled me into learning the actual language and now I'm addicted with this beautiful language 💕 😩
I'm from Egypt I want to learn urdu language inshallah I will teach him Arabic language
sure
I will teach you Urdu but you teach me Arabic.
Please send your wattsap no
@steven jack ok give me your whatsapp number
When you know urdu but still watch the video.😅😅😅😅
I'm here to read comments
Chu Mu im interesting. I’m mexican american and i want to learn it for no other reason than me being interested in the language 😊
Me too🤣🤣🤣😂
I literally know how to speak
Aslamo alykum Mara naam hussain hai
Aap say pilker khushi hoi
Urdu is easy
"Urdu" is a turkish word which means "Army"
When Muslim armies atta¢ked south asia they were having a hard time to communicate each other, so they created a language Urdu, which is very similar to Arabic, Turkish & Persian. Hence Urdu called as a language of army, urdu also known as a language of spiritually & poetry. Urdu is a national language of Pakistan 🇵🇰
Urdu is not only mixture of Turkish, Arabic and Persian???? In urdu 60% words are from hindu vedic sanskrit.... rest 40% is Persian Turkish Irani Arabic.... urdu was introduced by mughals because mughals were facing language barriers with Indians so , they added 40% their native words into sanskrit and made a new language known as urdu ... pakistani urdu is more sanskrit in comparison to Turkish Arabic as well as Persian ( afgani) .... that's the reason pakistani's can understand "hindi"... secondly urdu is Hindustani zuban and many states of India is having urdu as their official language..... thirdly Indians speak mixture of Sanskrit, hindiko and punjabi....
Urdu is Indian language not pakistani.... and majority of Indian Muslims speak more urdu in comparison to hindi ....
yes.. urdu is mixture of different language
Muslims kept hindu under their shoes for 1000 years
@@javedsultan4830 lol .... don't you know how Marathas and Rajpoots fucked the mughal kings... lol ... I think you are not aware about history....
@@babababi7911 I think your knowledge regarding Urdu is NIL .. why hindus hate Urdu ?? Nahi .... in many states of India still Urdu is official zuban and people also know how to write in Urdu .... your forefathers lied you......
If you are familiar with Arabic, Persian and Turkish then Urdu is very easy for you...
Faisal Sharif I’m English learning hindi and Urdu and I also speak good Spanish and some French
I've heard Arabic is REALLY hard, good for you!
@@love2learn-itsastorynotasu40 Arabic is very easy to learn
@@faisalsharif8898 Really? cool!
@@love2learn-itsastorynotasu40 100 % Yes
I know Arabic and Hindi....I guess it will be easier for me to learn Urdu.... Thank you 😊
Bruh Hindi so Urdu both are same
@Breadify ALMOST similar.
@Breadify it is few words are different
@@twinkth9230 Script is different right? I am finding it hard to read Urdu despite knowing Arabic... May need a little practice
@@fazeenabdeen because the letters aren't really "that arabic"... I'm a native arabic speaker (morocco) and their script is adapted to their language, it does look more persian than arabic. It sounds weird but although the script is indeed Arabic, they're using it the "persian way", so when I see their letters, I think "persian" lol not arabic.
I’m Italian-American, 4th generation, and I just love language :) So calming to speak, makes me feel like I’m at home. Must be my Siciliano blood with Middle Eastern origin.
Cool. Urdu isn't related to middle eastern culture at all, though.
@@cometmoon4485 it is somewhat related to middle eastern people. The script for Urdu came from Arabic script...
@@leviathandiabolo6296 Not at all. You could modify any script to write any language. Kazakhs used to write in an Arab based script, moved to Cyrillic and are now moving again to the Roman script. Vietnamese and Indonesian are written in the Roman script too. Does that make these languages Latin now?
Anime Banz Vietnamese uses Sinitic script I think?
I'm native Urdu speaker, am learning Italian now😂😂 can you help me?
ok fam i'm a serbian immigrant speaking romanian living in france wanting to learn urdu to understand my fav people from the "Tribal People Try" channel . Much love and respect
Wow. I wasn't expecting someone to mention tribal people try channel. Nice to meet you
😂😂😂😂😂
Omg. Lol
Fyi, those people don't speak urdu all the time, but they speak languages like sindhi, balochi
@@hackethically2915 who told you that we urdu speaker never speak urdu all the time
السلام وعلیکم۔میں مقبوضہ کشمیر سے ہوں۔اُردو بہُت ہی میٹھی زبان ہے۔میری اُردو بہُت اچھی ہے۔ڈھیر سارا پیار کشمیر سے ۔پاکستان زنداباد
kya chak karaan
@Fatima aksar kashmirun ko urdu ati hai
MASHA-ALLAH
اپنا ملک کا نا ہو سکا تُو کافر. کتے کی موت مرنا چاہیے تجھ جیسے لوگوں کو
@@dhaisa define *apna mulk* gando jub apne mulk ki army hi mazlum Kashmirio ko mare ge tu lun par chahre aisa mulk
I'm from Azerbaijan I understood easy.. words similar
Urdu is similar to many languages and it is good Atleast we can understand a bit of others 😊
Really
It because small part of urdu is came from TURKISH..
Abdullah Khan Hindi is a copy of Urdu , Urdu is 900 years old language while Hindi was made last century and is Urdu but with a Sanskrit script .urdu is a mixture of Arabic , Persian , Turkic and punjabi while Hindi doesn’t have as much mixture.
@@Alakhana exactly and urdu is way harder than hindi and even in Pakistan only few people can actually speak fully urdu like the hard words
I can understand Urdu cause it sounds a lot like Hindi.
The sentences and meanings are pretty much the same but the only thing I can't understand is the alphabets.I would really like to learn Urdu so I'm so happy that you are doing this!!
Thank you amazing person!
same!!
Bro ye hindi nhi hai jo hum log b bolte hai india me. Usme 80% urdu hi hoti hai
@@itsrehman6 haan exactly. Delhi me hindi + urdu mix boli jaati h. Shudh hindi to aajkl baut km boli jaati h.
Bro we north indians speak mixture of "hindi" and "urdu" which is famously known as "hindustani" language.
@@itsrehman6 bro Urdu Hindi se hi bani ha
Ahhh! Urdu sounds so sweet.
It's such a beautiful and polite language. 😍
One of the most notable merits of Pakistanis, that they're conservative, kind, and have high self-esteem
Greetings from Egypt
Conservative is not merit
@@deadpool113 i don't care for your opinion
Love from Pakistan to Egyptian brothers 💜 💘
I am from the Philippines and I have a Pakistani boyfriend. I’m learning to speak Urdu for his family.
Congrats
😯
Good..
Nice.
Nice :3 hope it went well (i’m replying 4 months after)
I’m not Muslim but Urdu is a very cool language and Pakistan is a beautiful country.
I been brought up in Canada but im of Punjabi descent (Indian), and I always been fond of Urdu, it sounds so pretty and soft.*
In India hindi is spoken not urdu
@@deadsoul1256 r u good, india is a diverse country, with many languages and urdu originated from lucknow, india 🤡
Urdu is national language of pakidtan you can't deny it does not where it's originated but for your you can check complete history from authentic books not any Hindu's information
@@deadsoul1256 Don't act like a frog in a well. Urdu developed in Delhi and there are 51 million native Urdu speakers in India whereas Pakistan had only 16 million.
I want to learn punjabi though urdu I've already mastered it I guess but I just can't be able to properly speak it since my parents didn't teach me well im speaking a little bit good though just don't know some words or sentences...
Am a Somali and I really want to learn Urdu bcoz am in need of watching and knowing more about the Islamic drama series lyk Sultan Abdulhamid WC goes in that language. But I have problems, am learning Turkish and am also a candidate who will sit for final exams this coming year, am also memorising Quran. Wallahi I don't know what to do right now. God bless the Muslim world
i know one teacher she can teach u urdu online
I am Indian and I love this language as it's very much polite and respectful. This is beautiful language. This video helped me to learn basic urdu which was really very very simple... Shukriya🙏
Evan our panjabi also similer many word copy from urdu
@@indusreaction8664Urdu is not even 200 years old and you are saying Punjabi is copied from urdu 🤡
@@LmaoZedong_Chill down, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi, all have their main roots in Sanskrit
@@Adindin-vl9rb urdu is actually a mixture of persian arabic and Turkish
@@LmaoZedong_ You are right but what I said was also right that Urdu has its main roots in Sanskrit because there is a reason that Hindi speakers and Urdu speakers can understand each other
i am somali but most of my friend my class mate 40%urdu speakers so realy i am intresting to learn urdu.
Thank u sis
Urdu language is So superb and simple to communicate others ...a lover from Kerala.
Urdu is very easy for me bcz I can Speak Arabic, Somali and Kswahili all like Urdu
i can talk Arabic and kswahili
Urdu is really easy for me coz my mother tongue is Hindi and its really similar to Urdu if it comes to communication but writing structure is different
@@abhishekpanadia1589 i can understand. i m happy that your interested in our Lang hope you get to learn the script as well
Hindi too
im indian too
I'm from somalia I really do love Urdu
Or mujhe somali language achi lagti hai ( and I like somali language )
Thank you for helping me learn my doctor's native language. He is delighted I am learning to speak Urdu. He says I am learning well.
Lol, every one wants to be a doctor here, we have more doctors than patients in Pakistan.
Assalam u Alaikum! I'm a non-Hindi speaker. I like your way of teaching. You are a very nice Teacher. Shukriya.
Im from Nepal..I love urdu language as I feel urdu words are so decent ..
بهت شکریه افراح
this is the first time i find a really helpful understandable Urdu video I am from Iran our Alphabets are the same but completely different Grammer and pronuncation I really appreciate your teaching method my husband is pakistani so I have to learn Urdu if was born in 18 centuray we both spoke Farsi
Yes but it's so easy to pronounce
@steven jack 😂
I am from the burma ..I have a Pakistan husband👱♂️...I’m learning to speak Urdu for my husband family👴👵👦👧.... Urdu is beautiful and easy l like 💞💞💞 Thank you sister 🙏
do you want to learn urdu online sister ?
This is great! My parents and I are Islamic but my parents haven’t taught me to learn Urdu yet and know I know I’m sure they will be really happy when I talk Urdu!
I'm from Malaysia and know Arabic. I think Urrdu has similarity with Arabic, so easier for me to learn. Tq sister afrah
I'm Indonesian and eager to learn Urdu. Many thanks for this channel providing that basic language 😁
r u interested in online learning
I had a grandpa from Lahore,Pakistan and he spoke to my mom in both Malay and Urdu. I used to know Urdu but over time,my mother tongue switched to Malay since Urdu was not offered and I forgot my Urdu. With this video,it refreshes my memory ❤️
Learning Urdu...
Love from India ❣️
Thank you. It's really helpful. I'm from Indonesia and my husband is an Indian and now we live in Jeddah. We speak English, but he speak Urdu with his family. So I need to learn urdu to get along with them when go to India, even though my parent and other in-law could speak English. I can easily understand Urdu letter because it's a bit similar with arabic, just Lil bit confusing with the pronunciation and memorize the vocabularies. Bahut shukriya.
Sis pakistani people speak urdu but indian speak hindi not urdu
@@deadsoul1256 Urdu originated from India and Pakistanis who speak urdu as their native language are actually those immigrants who migrated to Pakistan in 1947. And most north Indian muslims speaks urdu in place of hindi. Dont comment if you dont have knowledge
@@shahji5119 glad to see your comment ....
@@deadsoul1256 dude no imaaao. Urdu originated in india, infact most of us have been speaking hindi mix urdu for ages here specially indian muslims.
@@deadsoul1256 Doesn't really matter, a Hindi speaker will be able to understand an Urdu speaker 90% of the time
I was born in Pakistan, and both my parents speak Urdu and Punjabi. When i was young, around 2 or 3 years old, I was able to speak both languages as good as any other 2 or 3 year old. But we moved here to New York, and once I went to school, for some reason I stopped speaking Urdu and spoke English. Now, I'm only a freshman in highschool but I find it very hard to pronounce words. I can understand perfectly fine, because my parents still speak Urdu with me-its just that i reply back in English, which they can also understand.
This morning I was talking to my grandma, who does not understand English. So i speak in Urdu with her. And its very obvious my Urdu is not very good, and that i have an accent when i speak the language that is obvious to Pakistani Natives.
I am Indian and I speak hindi. I am able to understand every single sentence she is speaking. Only I need to learn how to read and write urdu. This is so exciting....... 💞💞😍❤️
Urdu is the original Hindwi....
I'm German and my boyfriend is Pakistani. I generally always loved this language and really wanna learn it, but unfortunately there are almost no good possibilities for it... This video is really good. 😇
Ich hoffe Sie haben schon ein paare Sätze gelernt.
Ich hab Bachelor in Pakistan studiert, und Masters in Deutschland. :)
@@aminaakhlaq5352
That was in German, as the sister above said she is from German.
@@Faiselmoha Wow, dass ist super 😇. Ich kann leider nur ein paar Wörter und Sätze. Also fast nichts. Möchte die Sprache allerdings unbedingt lernen 😇.
@@celinamang9556
Okay; verstehe. Ich drucke Ihnen die Daumen. Sie können das schaffen. Wie die Deuche sagen ''Aller Anfang ist schwer'', oder?
Obwohl ich seit Ende 2017 in Deutschland bin, habe ich nur in der letzten 2 Jahren die Deutsch Sprache gelernt. Ich dachte erst, dass es unmöglich ist. Aber jetzt ist alles anders; ich habe es geschafft. Was für mich passiert hat, kann es auch für Sie passieren, aber nur wenn Sie nich aufgeben und nur wenn Sie versuchen.
Schönes Wochenende :)
I love u ❤
1:36 Assalamualaikum doesn't mean hello. Hello doesn't mean anything. It means greet some one by saying peace be with/upon you.
she said it forward in the lesson
Assalamualaikum is our way of greeting in English language they say hello. Don't exaggerate
@@waqasAli-ns4zn Yeah it’s the way to greet people. I think the guy meant that it’s a greeting but it doesn’t directly translate to “hi/hello.”
99% of people who say salamo aaleykom dont even mean it literally so its exactly same as hello. Sometimes people who say "hello" even mean it actually more than people who say "salamo aaleykom"
I love learning Urdu 😍 it's such a beautiful language
Thank you for complementing our language. I think you're Vietnamese judging by your name.
Yes I am Vietnamese
are you interested in online learning ?
I am Bangladeshi and I know urdu thank you for helping
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I am hindu☺I am learning this language to surprise my Muslim best friend😃she know urdu but I don't know it may help me to talk urdu step by step😊thanks for your teaching 😇
I am non Muslim but I love Beautiful Urdu language.Long Live sister God bless you
Urdu doesn't have to do anything with Islam. It's a language spoken by all kinds of Pakistani people with different religion. In fact, it's also spoken by some people in India.
@@leviathandiabolo6296 Some Indians......lol
Urdu developed in Delhi and there are 51 million native Urdu speakers in India and only 16 million in Pakistan.
@@dontlie7111 yup
0:44 인사와 이름 소개
3:40 감사합니다
6:51 작별 인사
8:20 영어 가능하세요?
12:47 죄송합니다
14:15 괜찮습니다
15:26 숫자 1~10
18:29 숫자 11~20
22:00 숫자 21 이상
24:10 얼마예요?
what are you even saying I can't understand.
@@boxman_ninja0819 it’s korean
Chinese is impossible to learn
@@alamdarhussain4196 this is not Chinese language it's korean language . Nothing is impossible
@@alamdarhussain4196学习中文不是不可能就是有点难，如果你好好学习中文，你会懂还有说的流利。not impossible, just study well, and you will be able understand and speak Chinese.😊
Haha I’m glad she said that about saying thank you, it’s true I’ve been Pakistani my whole life and in my 35 years on this planet not once has any Pakistani uncle or aunty said ‘shukriya’ to me when I do something for them. It just doesn’t seem to be a custom for Pakistanis to say thank you to a fellow Pakistani. Instead they just say ‘acha’, ‘ok’, ‘ha teek’ or even nothing and just shake their head a little or make a respect gesture with their hands and then walk away. Saying thank you is literally a foreign thing
Nate Vic my Pakistani boyfriend told me, l don't need to thank him, only strangers do that, we're not strangers. But now he says thank you a lot, to me and his friends/family. So, Pakistani people would wonder what has happened to him, thanking people all the time. LOL not to mention there are two ways of expressing gratitude in English, thanks for a small, insignificant gesture and thank you for something more significant like a big favor or receiving a gift. My mother tongue is Cantonese, interestingly enough we have this distinction in our language too!
arxsyn LOL
It's actually somehow true, in our culture thanking to close one's is considered as there is a distance between them, that's why they love to say this to stranger or less close people's more than close one.
I'm a native Urdu speaker. Your teaching way is remarkable❤
Ok so I know Urdu very well cause I'm Pakistani and I just wanted to read the comments
Same lol
Same lol! 😂
Family Kitchen my mum wanted me to learn Urdu it’s not good to just see a video just to see the comments
@@SugaChanberry I speak Hindi why the hell I'm here
But unfortunately only indians and Pakistanis are in comment section 😂
Oh my God, this is very easy language to learn for Somali speakers.
💓💓💓💓
Yes
Easy? Bruh
@@hania3529 For some people, it's easy.
@@idk27212 well the writing in Urdu is kinda similar or almost similar to Arabic which is the hardest language to learn, and I'm an Urdu speaker but there are many words, idioms, phrases and stuff that are even difficult for me to learn so it may not be "easy" but "easier" compared to a few other languages
@@hania3529 actually it's been said that Urdu takes 4 years to be fluent
I'm trying to learn a new language and j chose to learn Urdu, I found your channel and its very fine explained. Bahut shukriya.
I hope you learn well, love from pakistan
@@NetPaisaa me too
and same wish
do u want to learn urdu online ??
Even though I am fluent and urdu is my first language but instead of Others, Pakistani themselves need to learn Urdu. Their language is most beautiful language, it offers highest level of respect, dignity.
I'm French and these videos are so helpful ! thanks so much
Why you hate us sister??would you like to explain me
@@muhammadkaleem3879 who’s talking about hate here ?
@@JustineHajra I,m not pointing you but the French government hate Muslims generally.
@@muhammadkaleem3879
I agree but I can’t talk for all the French. I don’t know the reasons🤷🏻♀️
@@JustineHajra with all due respect us Muslims do not like or respect french people I'm sure you know the reasons why so please kindly leave from here and don't watch anything relating to us you don't like us we don't like you leave it at that
I'm going to learn urdu as much as I can.
💪(' u ' 💪)
Love from India🥰🥰🥰
It’s easy to lean cause It is similar to hindi 😁
It will be easier to learn Urdu for u as Hindi and Urdu are similar.
Love from Pakistan 😊💖
@@sameerakhan7455 You are right only difficult part is writing and reading~love from India ☺️
@@craftyrainbovv Yup. Writing and reading will be hard... Wish u the best of luck!
Love from Pakistan😊💖
Wait what
Well this is crazy but I am still a young boy 13 years old and I barely speak Urdu with my parents cuz I don’t the know the exact same speaking style I am talking in Urdu than English. I can only say a few basic words and with this channel I feel like vocabulary just automatically entered in my brain thank god I have been waiting for this😭🤩🤩
I'm from West Virginia in the USA & I started watching (The Saleh) family on UA-cam and ever since I've been interested in learning the language and this video has been extremely helpful thank you!
Assalam alaikum
Kia ap Urdu Bolte Hain?
Aw great. I feel glad for you. I'm native Urdu speaker. I can help you out. If you've any quarry just ask. Ty
I love this sweet language urdu ❤️ .love 💕 from India.
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT BEGINNER'S VIDEO DELIVERED BY A VERY PROFESSIONAL AND ENGAGING TEACHER.
THANK YOU.
i’m from US but my boyfriend is from Pakistan so i’m trying to learn Urdu before his family visits! 😂😬 This was a really great video! ❤️
This comment's a year ago, how far have you learned til now lol?
@@hania3529 hahah
@@hania3529 kuch nahi lol
Pakistanio ne kaha kaha Naam roshan kia hua hai mulk ka
Kisi ka relation US me to kisi ka Turkey me🤣
He's one lucky bastard, if that's you in the pic!
Excited to see people of many different countries eager to learn our beautiful language urdu. 😍
Thank u my baby will born soon she is Thai+Pakistani I want to teach her for talk with Grandfather.
Saranya Sry congratulations your baby is beautiful. she will learn the more she interacts with her grandfather
@@arxsyn Shugriya 🙏🙏
@Black Panther Alaikum Salam my baby is name Teeratorn
@@saranyasry2748your husband is Pakistani??
the video was so great and clear ! Thank you ! I am algerian and my husband is pakistani! I wish to learn urdu to communicate better with my family in law 🌸
Mrs Mims i can helo you in this regard i am an Urdu tutor...
Thank you for this. I took all day with this video, since I'm the master of procastinatation! I hope to learn all these phrases by the end of the week!
I am Pakistani 😜
@@slayerssquad6744 I am Afghan :)
I am Colombian and I work with really good people from Pakistan, so today I said some words in Urdu and my partner smiled a lot. I would like to learn a little bit more about this language.
Brother i'm from Pakistan and i can help you to speak in Urdu as well as pubjabi if you want and in return you can help me in improving my English speaking skill.
i am from Bangladesh i subscribed and learn some word in urdu from this channel its very helpful shukria
I saw many bangladeshi who can speak urdu\hindi ..i asked them how you speak urdu they said .just by watching cartoons in urdu\hindi.(maybe it can also help you)
Salam Salam to Pakistan from north Azerbaijan from Baku
🇦🇿🇦🇿🌸🇵🇰🇵🇰
Pakistanden selam
@@itsmee6663 thanks❤
It's beautiful language...iam learning to understand poetry..love from Hyderabad ♥️
Aap urdu literature parhen gay to bas lat lag jae gi aap ko meri to national language hai lekan abhi paper hony walay hn phir bhi urdu noval parhta rehta hn🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@taimoorhassan6720 same here, aap bhi indian ho kya
I am a Sanatini from India. I love Urdu language..this video is very informative. would love to learn more from your channel and hence subscribing to your channel
. I would love to learn and to speak how the people from Lucknow speak
Shukriya! this is great. I am hopefully going to Lahore soon so this will be very useful . & Afra's advice is fantastic!
I'm Pakistani and I was born in Canada. I speak French and English with ease. However, I have a hard time speaking with my parents in urdu since I did not learn enough in my childhood.
Thank you for the video .
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
Ayo bro I live in canada at the moment and I speak pretty much good in both urdu and English and I do realize one thing when I came here I mean yea some kids do speak alright urdu but aren't very proficient in the language itself which is what I'd wanna fix Honestly obiously as a Canadian you have many responsibilities as a citizen here in canada but you NEVER EVER FORGET YOUR GODAMM ROOTS YA HEAR ME KID! apnai culture ko Kabhi bhi na bholna na apnai mulk ko Jahan sei tumarai roots hai jo hai pakistan aur apna pyaar mulk Kai liay what I've said here is never forget your culture, nor your country where you came from and your roots which traces back from pakistan itself from your past generations who lived and fought for independence and liberation from India just to have our own nation which is pakistan and lastly never forget the love that you have for pakistan even if things aren't that great right now in pakistan never let that die within you be proud of being a Canadian but never stop being proud of being a PAKISTANI EVER YOU HEAR ME KID!
Hit me up whenever you feel like it bro srry for callin you a kiddo when I should have called you bro instead lol my bad shoudnt assume or judge a book by its cover I guess eh I'm kinda pretty proficient in urdu so if you need my help just tell me alright I'll hit you up whenever your free.
I'm Hindu and my boyfriend belongs to islamic religion... I started learning Urdu To impress my love and I learn some basic things........ This video is very helpful for me!bahut sukhariya .....
is he still your bf
A real Muslim doesn't have boyfriend or girlfriend.. Muslims have only Husband or Wife.. الحمدلله
I'am from Karnataka these class helpful class bahut shukriya
بهت شكريه
جزاك الله خيراً
وبارك الله فيك The best teacher U made Urdu easy
Hindu by blood but I love Urdu language ❤️
Religion doesn't matters we are equal
Urdu and hindi are both children of the Hindustani language.
So there's nothing to think about.
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Same here 😅
Urdu originated in india it has nothing to do with religion
@@ddy4772 Urdu Was Established way before than hindi its like 6 centuries.... However Urdu has a lot of Turkish loan words whereas hindi is basically Corrupted version of Urdu with Sanskrit loan word.... i am From nepal and ya Nepali Also uses Sanskrit loan words
I m an Indian nd I really love urdu it's very beautiful language 😍