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why do we mix english words in urdu language

do you like to mix english words in urdu/hindi

  • yes i do

    Votes: 18 64.3%
  • no i dont

    Votes: 7 25.0%
  • not often

    Votes: 3 10.7%

  • Total voters
    28
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Sir je kya baton... Both he garbar mamla hain...

Nanijan key side sey Farsi hain
Dada ke Side se Pashto
Or baradri main loag sariki boltey hain...

Magar mey bechara to pindi mey paida hoa hoon... :P

That's why i just stick with urdu, its much safer a choice!

Nanijaan ke side se 'Farsi' ! :blink:

Woh kaiseeiii ? :what:

But stick with Farsi of the lot of them maybe Sereiki comes close but Farsi is in a league of its own ! My Grandpa used to say that the Persians are the Germans of the East.

By the way my Grandpa was fluent in Punjabi, Arabic, German, Farsi, Hindkow, Punjabi, Sereiki, Urdu, English, Pashto & some Bengali but the ironic thing is that despite being an ethnic Kashmiri himself he couldn't speak a word of Koshur (the language of Kashmir Valley !) :rofl:
 
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Nanijaan ke side se 'Farsi' ! :blink:

Woh kaiseeiii ? :what:

But stick with Farsi of the lot of them maybe Sereiki comes close but Farsi is in a league of its own ! My Grandpa used to say that the Persians are the Germans of the East.

By the way my Grandpa was fluent in Punjabi, Arabic, German, Farsi, Hindkow, Punjabi, Sereiki, Urdu, English, Pashto & some Bengali but the ironic thing is that despite being an ethnic Kashmiri himself he couldn't speak a word of Koshur (the language of Kashmir Valley !) :rofl:

Nani was Qizalbash, my mother can speak fluent farsi as can my cousins from my mothers side. Your Grandfather sounds like a very accomplished man, Mashallah. I wish i could pick up farsi, only know a few phrases like hale shoma chetor ast? etc...
 
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