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The anchor mentioned 'hum atmi takat hai' at least 7 times.
La-hol-villa quwt...illa..billaaaa...... Pakistan par sqafati yalgaar!!!!!!!
Please correct yourself and anchor too. Its not 'takat', its 'Quwat'!!!
Whatsoever he is pm of sovereign country, he deserves respect from other national heads in pease time. Pakistan is not in a state of war with uncle sam, there was a time in which pak premiers are treated in US very well & now our pm is enjoying the same warmnes of US government friendship. This is the problem with us govt,its better to keep an eye on US always.anchor is saying that pakistani PM only got 30 mins with us president out of which 15 min is joint confrence and rest of the time us president will dictate his concerns ( there goes dossiers out of window) and he is also saying (wazir e Kharza) foriegn minister of usa or w/e they call in us disrespected mr. nawaz shariff by banging on table in anger and calling pm as nawaz (sad if true)
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Brain-washed Kids of Pakistan !
Both modern day Urdu and Hindi originated from a common language...and it's called Hindi(Hindustani)!Takat is Urdu... Taken from Arabic. So is quwat. As for anchors, they are partisan much like you'd see certain anchors in US criticising democrats (or republicans) no matter what, same is true in Pakistan.
You on the other hand should be shud the RSS way and not use foreign words like takat... use shakti from now on.
Takat is Urdu... Taken from Arabic. So is quwat. As for anchors, they are partisan much like you'd see certain anchors in US criticising democrats (or republicans) no matter what, same is true in Pakistan.
You on the other hand should be shud the RSS way and not use foreign words like takat... use shakti from now on.
Both modern day Urdu and Hindi originated from a common language...and it's called Hindi(Hindustani)!
Yes, but although he chose to be condescending about it, there are many loan words in Urdu from Persian, and some from Turkic and from Arabic. He is correct; rude but correct.