I agree, she is amazing and she explains everything to in the detail, so you not only learn some words but also know why etc. But it would be much easier if everything would be written the same. Sometimes its: milenge, and sometimes its melein gay. Muhje or mujhay ...But Afrah is amazing!

@@MacMandy1 what's is your mother language?

@@naeemalbusaidi9443 my mother language is Dutch

Absolutely! I'm already learning well.

@@pragawa can you speak urdu now?

How did you end up getting married when he is from so far away?

@@user-ww2lc1yo9c what kind of question is that?

رائع يا بنت بلدي الاردو هي لغة الشعر و الاغاني الجميلة هي مليئة بالمفردات العربية تحياتي لك من المغرب

Aap ca video booth accha hain!!!

優さん if they lived in same country or if he/she lives in her/his country. We dont know. But i ended up to marry my pakistani filipino husband and he and his family lives in finland. And i’m half finnish.

Farsi mother language of Urdu

From 1206 to 1857 Official language of saltunate (Farsi)

Because, Persio Arabic is the root language of Urdu. Intense Urdu, Poetry, Prose, Literature and Formal Urdu is based on 80% Persio Arabic root words. informal and conversational Urdu is an exception though.

@@hnbg6538 )lll L pm

Urdu has lots of Persian words as it is originated from Arabic, Hindi and Persian

Dress is also call "Kameez"

@@raniamontazeri87 kameez is a shirt but for dress we use "libas".

can you speak urdu now?

Welcome

can you speak urdu now?

Very good. Afrah how can talk to you?please give me some time. Take care

Rania Ahmed can u help me to larn English

Same i was just here to see if anyone needs help

@@fanciedbyemi Help with Urdu or English? cause I need Urdu o-o

Aliyah, do you want immediate help that may assist you meet some specific assignment or task with Urdu language or formally learn it.

Awais Saleem Sure:)

Samia Guddi not bohod It's bohot I'm a Urdu speaker,that's why I'm correcting u(don't mind)😀

@@meinhonbilla9066 ok thanks ☺

Urdu is a common and 2nd language in UAE and Oman. He might be from there.

@@hnbg6538 that's old comment but ur guess is right. Habiba don't believe arab too much, they exaggerate these accent things when talking to foreign people to show them how difficult to learn arabic.

Don't mind. Her mother tongue is not Urdu, as she said Gujrati, which is an India regional language and for this reason, she doesn't have any idea that Urdu was developed from root language Persio Arabic specially old Urdu poetry, prose, literature and formal language contains 80% Persio Arabic root words. I can spot 40% words in Quran, which are used in Urdu literature as root words. Thanx

@@hnbg6538 enough to look at the alphabet to know that urdu is derived from arabic

Ah right, I forgot to mention Arabic script, which is as sacred to me as my faith. Stay blessed.

Mai Urdu language pasand kertee hun.

But urdu is an mixed language it is 50%persian30% Arabic and 2% Turkish and also Sanskrit influence...

There are small differences between Urdu and Hindi in the slang. But the “formal” aspect of both languages is where there are bigger differences. You may think of them as different dialects in a sense.

@@ghousiabegum7780 ; Shukriya,

Me too, :)

Aamiiin

Wallahi same

Jamie52Firstly hindi script(devnagari) would be easier for starters, as urdu script is lack of some vowels so hard to read... and also materials for hindi learning are better

Agreed.

...you are not the only one ha ha 😂

Bcoz teacher is so pretty & her voice too

but you know how to read and write urdu?

@@javedsultan4830 ofc I do I'm a Pakistani lol

@@amnajshaikh same HERE XD

Yeh such nahi hai 😂😂😂

Azerbaijani is a Turkic language language whereas Urdu is a member of the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European language family. Since both languages contain a lot of Persian and Arabic loanwords, many words may seem familiar. However, Urdu is unrelated to Azeri, but is related Punjabi and Hindi. It's distantly related to Persian. Azeri on the other hand is related to Turkish, Kazakh and the like.

@Habiba Maumoniat No I'm not from the UK. I'm from Southern India.

@Habiba Maumoniat I'm from Central Kerala. Sorry for misunderstanding your message. Are you a native Gujarati speaker?

Zerdari, you are absolutely right. Muslim speak Persio Arabic root word based Urdu, while others speak their own native based Urdu. You can find actual Muslim Urdu in poetry and literature of the past history. Non Muslim compare this Urdu from Quran and from the Persian Kingdom heritage. It would be good, if Gurba kushtam roze awwal, haha... Thank you.

There is some pronunciation different between them, like in urdu its "Zindabad" it means long live, while in hindi it's mostly pronounced "jindabad". Urdu also uses more Farsi and arabic words while Hindi uses more sanskrit words, like for saying thanks in urdu we say 'Shukriya' but in hindi its 'Dhanyavad' there are many examples but in a normal conversation between both Hindi and an urdu speaker, both can understand each other almost perfectly, but if you want to speak literally urdu and hindi (pure) then the difference between both is huge and understanding each other is very difficult...

HUZZAH MANO TALK SHOW So for example would it be mujhe minar e Pakistan jani hai for a female?

This rule applies in most cases, but not in this particular sentence. For both gender. Mujhay Minar e Pakistan jana hai. I want to go to Minar e Pakistan.

But that is Kerna, not Karena. which means, To do something. . For instance, To do the cleaning. (Safaee kerna) stress lies on F & K.