How to learn basic urdu Videos

thanks for watching... sure I will in notice what you said in next lesson you won't feel sleepy. lol

thanks :)

+Roxette TheCigaddict ...remember roxette...you must study Urdu everyday...watch a pakistani movie called "Zinda Bhaag" on "Netflix"...you learn a lot from that movie

Hey I'll make soon. Thanks

Hey sure, I'll do second lesson soon. Sorry I was busy a lot that's why I couldn't do it. Anyway for further help even you can email at [email protected]

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+Avatar be do u have a real name and where do u live maybe we can arrange sth..

Yes. I really want to learn French. Please do!

Lol I'm trying 2 learn Urdu, can really help later on, but I'm Pashtun so your in luck

+Casa Nova In India and Pakistan, speakers often shift back and forth between their native language and English. This is quite normal--and makes it easier for a foreigner to understand. If she spoke "pure Urdu," it would be helpful for we who speak english. It's VERY HELPFUL to see the connection between the two languages.

+Casa Nova They talk like this. When I learned to say "Measure/calculate" I used the word "رقبہ" and I said "رقبہ نکالنا" I was told to say "Area" instead of "رقبہ". So basically "Area nikalna".

+Ashly Daze actually most languages of ethnic origin creates a difference when pertaining to a male or pertaining to a female Hindi does it too... if you actually learn basic hindi you will always understand basic urdu Hindi has a rougher tone to it and urdu is a politer version as it borrows heavily from the arabs and turks, as the muslims of indian origin made conscious efforts to create a language that could not identify completely as hindi as hindi is the language of the kaafirBy doing so, they built an improvised version of the hindi language ...... its simply an amalgamation of hindi , tiny bit of punjabi, arabic, persian and turkish ....whilst the sentences are essentially hindi( prakrit to be precise) the language was an improvisation of the then spoken language within the indian subcontinent

+Ashly Daze It originate from Arabic. I am NAtive Arabic From Morocco, and we use different Words for Male / Female for both Living and non-living things.Per Exemple if i want to say you're good looking in ENG : ( Beautiful : Female / Handsome / Male ) In Arabic i would say : ( Jamila : Female / Jamil : Male ) I can Also Say ( Zwina : Female / Zwin : Male )For Adjective it's easy : for Males : Neutral form of the Adjective / For Female : Neutral form for Adjective + the letter A at the end.When it come to things. Let's say Telephone.In ENG : Give her the phone ( ii'Tiha telephonha : For Females ) ( ii'Tih Telephono : For Males )Same things for Verbs : Is Ashly Asleep ? ( Hal Ashly na'ima ? ) / Is Nanda Asleep ( Hal Nanda Na'im ? ) [I am a male !]TL;DR : Add " A " At the end for females / Neutral for MalesFor Verbs : Add " i ' for Females / " o " For Males !PS : when you speak using " I " in English ( I am Thirsty ) Either you're Male or Female, in Arabic it's pronounced the same !Hope i helped and sorry for the long text, tried to explain everything.Another PS : there is LITERALY no Arabc country who use GENERAL ARABIC n Everyday conversations, although EVERY COUNTRY, Can speak and understand, General Arabic, Each country has a Dialect of it's own. Some Are VERY Close to General Arabic, Such as Middle East Countries. But Noth African ones ( Morocco - Tunisia - Egypt - ... ) Tend to be a bit harder to understand from NON-Native Dialect, because they're Faster, and use kind of different Grammar.Overall the words are the same: How Are you Doing / Ha'w Yu Doing / Ha'Wayuu duun / Kind of like this !Have a nice Day.

+Ruqayya K thank you!

+Michelle Montano Paani (pronounced like paw-nee)

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Assalamoalaikum akhi .just wanted to enquire that will this course be enough for us to turn our recitation proper inshaAllah ? and JazakAllahu khair for this help!

Assalamoalaikum akhi one more question . is it complete course or we have more videos coming in near future?

It does say In brackets (urdu) and also my friend It Is NOT pointless many people had benefited from this..

Urdu or no Urdu please appreciate the actual subject and the benefits of the contants

Apologies I do not mean that as bluntly as it sounds.

Pointless.. I do not speak Urdu.

جزاك الله حيراً 

jazaka allah