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Multan is less dense perhaps that is the reason. Gujranwala and Multan have almost same population but area wise multan is twice the size of gujranwala.

The piece of cloth on which these student children are sitting is called "Taat" and this school will be called "Taat wala school"

The word Gachna in pothohari/pahari is a clear adopt from kashur/kashmiri language word "Gachav" for "to go". It could be that word "Achna" might also be from kashur language but I have no evidence for that. But "Gachav" is definitely kashmiri/kashur language word.

Majority of modern kashmiri hindu pandits are mixed with UP/bihari and dravidian hindus of india, they should live in india and should not pollute the culture of kashmir valley , thanks Only because they belong to "Brahmin" caste of hindus which is worshiped by UP/Bihari and dravidian brahmin...

I have problem to make sense of the word "datheya" in this sentence , it is saraiki form of punjabi word "tatheya" which means "fall down" or "brought down" especially used in wrestling terminology. So the translation would be " I was badly brought down" or "I had badly fallen down". Daada...

This word kharna to "take with" is also used commonly in gujranwala, I think in lahore they use more "Le ke jana" but in gujranwala we use both forms "Le ke jana" and "Kharna" for the english word "to take with". Saraiki does not have any patent over words like "ghinana" or "wanjna" eventhough...

Yes it is weak as far as social integration is concerned, I have a feeling that punjab, kpk, AJK, gilgti-baltistan are well integrated to each other but sindh and balochistan are living in their own segregated world, we need to develop people to people contacts between northern and southern...

This shows the damaging influence of food inflation on household budget in pakistan at the moment, this isn't something to get excited or brag about. This is a matter of shame and shows the struggle of poor people in pakistan to make ends meet. Food products are so so much expensive in paksitan...

Pakistanis spent almost half of their household budget on food in 2012, the highest ratio in the world, a survey found. According to a report by the US Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service in which 84 countries were surveyed, Pakistanis spend more of their income on food than...

Before any south asian union, we should focus on better union of punjab, sindh, kpk, balochista, AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan. Have we already achieved it?

I often use two german slang words a lot in my conversation not just in english but also in urdu or punjabi here in germany with foreigners or pakistanis living here. (1) "Scheiße" which means crap or sht (2) "Egal" which means "it will work both ways" or "it doesn't make any difference to me...

I didn't go to khoti school, usually we used to call government primary school with very very bad infrastructure as khoti school. If a government primary school was in good shape it was never called khoti school. I changed many private schools during primary education but they were all urdu...

Where all books are in english except urdu or islamiyat I believe and in some of the english medium schools children are fobidden to converse in any laguage other than english in the class.

No , it is my avtar in kashmir valley:D

You will be surprised that I was the first member of my family who ever studied beyond matriculation, all others in my family were either matric or under-matric :D. Most of my friends in neighborhood also dropped somewhere around matric level but I somehow continued my studies till university...

PTI walo mard ke bachey bano, don't say that police kharab kar rahi hai long march ko

I noticed that we have same ratings, you have +12 and I have -12, the difference is only of +- :D

I have recently remembered that many nai barbers in gujranwala also call themselves "raja", I always thought perhaps it is cool to call nai barbers "raja" , I did't now about raja = rajput in those days as indigenous rajputs of gujranwala use "rana" instead of "raja" as title.

Yes we use a lot of such slang in our everyday speech. One of our teachers probably of "zaraat" (agriculture) subject used to advise us in our school "Parr lao putro , oh waqt hun door nahi jadon koi mistrian naal mazdoori labhan vi jae ga na tey agleyan puchhna ay matric keeta ee oye" :rofl:

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