Ok, i am also from thatta.

بھترين توھان ڪوشش ڪيوسنڌي سکو۽ڳالھائڻ جي ڪوشش ڪيو سلامت رھو 💖🙏

That is a good effort, keep it up

Insha Allah you will be

❤

You are 5000 years old ? Congrats 😅

Bahut Achchi baat hai Saain..... Mere vichaar se is Shahar ka asli Historical naam Amarkot hai, Umarkot nhin.....

@@manojmalik5464 G han bilkul.. hum bolchal m Amarkot hi kehte hien

You language is dhatki not Sindhi

Alhamadulillah sindhi is well preserved language Throughout centuries First translation of Quran is in sindhi in subcontinent urdu translation of Quran is after 700 hundred .....

@@dont.c Oh sorry, you said you are from amarkot so I thought you are dhatti, my bad

مولانا عبیداللہ سندھی صاحب نے سب سے پہلے قرآن پاک کا سندھی زبان میں ترجمہ کیا۔

@@ghufranaa No, It was Akhund Azizullah Soomro, whom translated the Holy Qura'an in Sindhi (First translation in any other language of the world), Molana Ubaidullah Sindhi's original name was Butta Singh Uppal (a Punjabi Sikh) before converting to Islam, and he took the honorary title of "Sindhi" because of the support, he and his "Silk Letters Movement" (a movement against british occupation) got from the people of Sindh specifically in Hyderabad Sindh in the british colonial era.

@@shahbazqamar8775 There are more reasons for that. Maulana Ubaidullah Sindhi also recieved his training in Tasawwuf from Sindh.

سر حیدرآباد سندھی اور مہاجروں کی یکجہتی کا گڑھ ہے، ہمیں خوشی ہوتی ہے جب ہم سندھی بولتے ہیں اور زیادہ تر مہاجر ہمیں سندھی میں ہی جواب دیتے ہیں۔

I proud is wrong. Say I am proud.

I agree with you my friend there are a lot of very similar words in both languages 👍❤️.

زبان اور بولی میں یہی فرق ہے کے زبان کا اپنا رسم الخط ہوتا ہے اور بولی کا نہیں اور بولی صرف بولی جاتی ہے لکھی نہیں جاسکتی۔

Har bat mai musalman issiliye tumhara culture mar raha hai 😂😂😂 u loose ur punjabi now u all gonna loose ur Sindhi tooo

Who is responsible for loss of Sindhi vocabulary, The non Sindhis or Sindhis?

@@user-ix7zp5gt2y actually no one, but this puts more responsibility on native speakers to try using their native language vocabulary than the dominant language, and this problem is common in every language in the world.

@@ScindianLad You 've hit the bull. Its natives' responsibility to ensure that they get more and more education. Only that is the way to protect local culture and language. No Urdu speaking will ever be able to dominate the natives. See the example of Punjab. Urdu speaking Mohajirs and Urdu is not a threat to Punjabi language and the Punjabi people. Its education and not easy money that gives you awareness and strength

@@user-ix7zp5gt2y right, but in Punjab, KPK, and Balochistan, there are very few urdu speaking population, so they don't need to communicate with them into their language, but in urban Sindh you have to.

@@ScindianLad You know what, Urban Sind (Karachi to be specific) has always been predominantly populated with Parsis and Memons (Gujaratis). They are the ones who actually made Karachi glorious under and even after British rule. Even much before arrival of the Mohajirs in 1947, Karachi was almost alien to local Sindis (other than the native Gabul, Jokio, Palari and Shedi tribes). It sounds as if the Mohajirs should gracefully and voluntarily move out of the Urban Sind to places elsewhere in Pakistan or back to their ancestral provinces from where they migrated to Pakistan

Thank you 💕

One detailed video on kutchi language as it is spoken in karachi and other parts of sindh.kindly it’s similar to sindhi and gujrati.

HARYANVI IS VERY SWEET LANGUAGE, I LIKE HARYANVI, DANGAL MOVIE FAMOUS THE HARYANVI LANGUAGE.

Thank you

آ پ کا انداز گفتگو کمال باتیں بے مثال اللہ تعالیٰ سلامت رکھے

Jd

😂

Also in makran, 30% speak jadgali dialect of Sindhi.

Sindhi is not the main language in Rajasthani regions you mentioned. It's mainly dhatki and marwari both of which are dialects of Rajasthani. Sindhis living in Rajasthan are mainly Hindus who migrated from Sindh during partition and even in kutch only the western part is kutchi while eastern part is Gujarati speaking region

i am from Kutch

@@msr7373 Sindhi is historically one of the main languages in western most Rajasthan I.e Jaisalmer and Barmer. In Jaisalmer the western part of Jaisalmer city, people are majority Muslim Sindhis, they speak Sindhi at their homes, but definitely they can also communicate in Marwari. To the south of Jaisalmer is the dhatki, and no dhatki is not merely the dialect of Rajasthani, dhatki has many of its variations, I personally think Dhatki is more similar to Sindhi than marwari or Rajasthani. In the east side of Jaisalmer people speak Thali which is again mix dialect of Sindhi and Marwari, but it has over time became more Rajasthani, infact very few people today are able to speak Thali dialect. I have read somewhere that Thali is basically one of the variation of dhatki with more inclination to Rajasthani. In Barmer also the western part speak Sindhi and dhatki and in East its Marwari. Kutch presently has more Gujarati population but back in time it was majority Kutchi populated region, infact in the western most of Kathiawad for example in Jamnagar and Dwarka kutchi was a significant minority. Also in Mumbai many kutchi, kutchi kayasthi and memoni were spoken.

@@msr7373 Kutch is historically South Sindh just next to Thatta & Tharparkar. Kutch is made up of 90% Sindhi tribes (Both Hindus & Muslims). Ofcourse today it's politically a part of Gujarat hence there is more Gujarati Influence but still the fact cannot be distorted that Kutchis are actually Southern Sindhis with little variation from mainland Sindhi Language.The Gujaratis that you mentioned being present in Eastern Kutch are latest immigrants from Kathiawar & Mainland Gujarat. Moreover, the Gujarati medium schools & absence of recognition of Kutchi/ Sindhi as an official language has further pushed the Gujaratification of Kutchis !!!

I've seen vlogs about Udaipur and Jaipur. Would love to see the history of that place in person one day ❤️

@@TareekhiTalesUrduWhy not !whenever you come to India, do visit Udaipur. You are heartily welcomed as our guest! !!!

Thank you, glad gou enjoyed it. 💕

What do you mean despite the fact Urdu speakers call Karachi and Hyderbad their home? They too have a right to call it their home and they are not conspiring against Sindhi language. You appear to be some random Indian dude who wants to create rifts between ethnicities in Pakistan. Apnay desh mein Muslims aur Urdu Kay khilaf zehar ugalna kaafi Nahin that you have to bring your toxic behaviour here as well?

@@msr7373 do you understand English less or are you high on being a keyboard warrior? When did I say that who has the right or no right to call Karachi their home? The Urdu speaking Muhajirs call Karachi their home is a fact because most Muhajirs from India settled in Karachi. Isn’t it a good thing that both Urdu and Sindhi are thriving in your province? I consider it a good thing, that’s what being cosmopolitan is.

@@msr7373 “despite the fact” specifically means the tolerance of Urdu speaking Muhajirs of Karachi who are the majority in the city, and yet didn’t suppress the Sindhi language, and in fact helped it flourish. nobody has got time for conspiring against Pakistan on KZfaq comments. come out of India America Israel ki saazish mentality and start seeing things with a positive light, it will help reduce the toxic load of your brain.