Quick language facts about Pakistan 🇵🇰 Languages in Pakistan change from province to province and city to city Iranic Family languages 🇮🇷 🇦🇫 🇵🇰 (Pashto, Balochi, Hazaragi, Dari and Wakhi) Indo-Aryan Family languages (Punjabi, Saraiki, Hindko, Sindhi, Gujarati and Kashmiri) Gilgit Baltistan Province languages ⛰ (Shina Language, Khowar, Balti, Burushaski, Domaaki Ladakhi, Purgi, Wakhi) P.S I know there are more languages spoken in the country I just tried to summarise them.
@@FaridUlIslam-co2ys urdu is obvious and dosent require any mentioning, no need to ruin your tongue for the sake of something so minor gentle reminder
she lived in abu dhabi speaks urdu arabic and british english. i wonder where the british accent came from since mostly they all have American(with a twang of Arabic) english
im pakistani i was born in saudi arab and raised in pakistan, but i went to uk for a couple years and i adapted to an American accent, but I can do a British and Australian pretty naturally. For british, it definitely came from UK. American, its because I was around many various accents and ig i adapted to a one that people understood? For Australian, I watched videos where people had Australian English, so thats why I know it, I think its the same with her
@@abcgames4454 if you're born in a certain county and raised there then probably you have that country's passport. How is it possible that she was born and raised there but had Pakistani passport??😭💀😂
I'm also from Pakistan and fluent in Arabic, but her Arabic grammar was off. Is it because the UAE dialect doesn't have any regard to male/female grammar? (She addressed you as haluka instead ot haluki). Do they use "fi" when talking about their name? (Fi means in, not usually used when introducing ourselves). Also qalb (heart) is pronounced with a qaaf and kalb (dog) is pronounced with a kaaf. I'm genuinely curious if this is a thing in the UAE.
@HTrntrs Yeah, even her pronunciation of shukran was off. I don't wanna be one of those snarky commenters but dishonesty is a huge turn off. 😓 And it's ana bi kheir,.. usually, not fi kheir, idk maybe that's a dialectal thing I don't wanna be harsh.
I am a Persian who also speaks a bit of Arabic and her pronunciation was totally off. The way she said Marhaba was the instant light that went off. Amongst the things you mentioned. I think she's lying and came off mentally unstable or insecure young girl. Her references to Pashto were weird too. In Pekhawar that say "Pakhto" not "Pashto". Pashtuns believe language is huge so for her mom to not speak it but her mom's sister does... weird. 🤨🤔
@@HeratiChai Literally!! I tried to ignore her marhaba as an accent or dialectal thing because I really don't wanna be rude. But it just makes me wanna puke lol. Also, I'm Pashtun! I speak Pashto as a native language and I 100% agree with you!!! Us Pashtuns don't consider anyone a Pashtun if they forget their language. Even if you're ethnically the son of a Pashtun man, Pashtuns will NOT accept you as a Pashtun if you forget Pashto. For us that's literally what our whole identity is made up of. It's impossible for her mother to have forgotten Pashto. Plus, she looks Punjabi. It's also the weird way she would tilt her head and the overly fake smile ... Kind of shows a lot of fakeness lol.
@Safa.is.in.her.bubble I'm born in UK , lived there most of my life, but then I started travelling , Morocco, tunisia, Egypt, italy, france, belgium , holland , then lived in Saudi , I learnt arabic to a certain level in every Arabic country I lived in , my Arabic is like a mix of 5 different Arabic dialects mixed into one, now I'm in pakistan in islamabad , living here .
8:58 Pashto & Persian are both Iranian languages with Persian belonging to West Iranian branch and Pashto belonging to East Iranian branch. Both are the largest languages in their respective classification groups.
Same here, we speak hindko because it is our regional language in Pakistan.Similarly, Urdu is our national language and we are basically, Abdali's cast from Khan people.
Damn people are roasting the first girl for no reason and they don’t even know her. Like who cares where she is from or where she grew up. Like get a life folks
Wikipedia says as below Haripur (Hindko, Urdu: ہری پور) is a city in the Hazara Division of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. It is the 14th largest city by population in the province, and serves as the headquarter of its namesake tehsil and district. Located some 65 km (40 mi) north of Islamabad Capital Territory and 35 km (22 mi) south of Abbottabad, Haripur is in a hilly plain area at an altitude of 520 m (1,706 ft).[2][3]
Also in Peshor, Chhach & POJ&K/AJK, After partition many Hindu/Sikh Hazarewals, Peshoris & Chhachis also landed up here various refugee colonies built in cities like Delhi, Mumbai etc ( My maternal grandparents were one of them)
She literally said you have to be careful with the pronunciation of قلب and كلب and at the same time does the same mistake. Honestly never uderstood why desi people do this. It doesn't matter where you were born or raised, your ethnicity does not change. There was no need to say im from Abu Dhabi lol emiratis don't even give non emiratis nationalities. Just say I'm from pakistan but I've lived all my life in the UAE or abroad or the Middle East. Also she def has a british accent she could have mentioned as to how she got that. We speak arabic at home and right off the bat I knew not only is she NOT fluent in arabic but also has 0 idea about the emirati dialect. I'm sorry man there is nothing to be embarrassed about. It's now more embarrassing on her part that people are calling her out on her weirdness. Not here to hate just people need to accept who they are and not pretend to be what they certainly arent.
Frrr I am literally Pakistani living in the UK and studying arabic fusha and literally everyone knows the difference between ك and ق and she introduced her self wrong 😂💀I'm not even arab but that got me triggered
100% agreed!! she could’ve said I’m a Pakistani emirati or a Pakistani Emirati borned ATLEAST if she wanted to show off 💀, and ur totally right abt the ethnicity thing even if she had citizenship she’d still have that ethnicity. and as someone who has lived in an Middle Eastern country and been Borned there, her Arabic is 100% off key, the fact she dosent know the sound difference between Kalb and Qalb 😭, it proves she’s probably showing off and if she lived there for 14 years she’d be more fluent and better, also her accent isn’t even Arabian. she’s so delusional no hate. ❤
They copy to show they are worthy something but reality is unfortunately they have no future as soon they turn 18 years age they need visa and sponsors and they waste their life . Only option is for them either marry someone abroad or move back to Pakistan. 😢 it’s harsh reality
Ahhhh the first girl😂 By the way,I am an arab.I was born and raised in UAE....but heyyyy,we don't speak like that, Even your accent is kinda weird....We have female/male structures while speaking....And when It comes to: Heart and Dog words, they pronounce with different letters...Qaff for Qalb, and Kaff for Dog..Ahahah and she says that she is from abu dabi😂😂😂
First girl started off with saying: ana fee ismee...which is wrong, that would mean: I 'in' my name is... 'ana ismee' or ismee is how you can say my name is ____
She would switch her country of origin from UAE back to Al-Bakistan in switch of a second if somehow UAE goes back to the future, from riches to rags, by losing all of its luxury & oil wealth overnight and started again as a Bedouin society riding camels instead of Ferraris & dwell in tents instead of luxury villas. These days people are so inferiority complex stricken.
You claiming doesn't decides anything😂, the native speakers of languages you mentioned above doesn't claim themselves as punjabis instead as different linguistic group...... It's exactly as hindutva in India claiming that punjabi, haryanvi as dialects of hindi but the native speakers resort to deny that claim...... So stop being a language nazi and accept others sensibilities...... .... And iam from India too
@ i want to tell u a difference. Punjabi is older than Hindi and was never part of Hindi officially and also not unofficial. On other hand Saraiki, Potowari, Hindko are part of Punjab region and historically part of Punjabi language group. I would not comment this if these dialects were not part of Punjabi last centuries.
@sirstyle-qt1ur Indian??? Tura kaam nae banda Hindko te saraiki ni gal krne da tuki mai dasni a they are older than ponjabi and pahari is a dialect of hindko and pothowari...
@ you literally spoke saraiki and i understood you. Btw genetically and linguistically Saraiki is same to Punjabi but Pakistan gov made them different. Same in India with Haryanvi it‘s also dialect of Punjabi
@sirstyle-qt1ur Jul na tuki kuj vi nae pata main dasa difference ? saraiki: meda naa noor e hindko/pahari: mara naa noor e saraiki: o wag geya e hindko/pahari: o jul chuka e saraiki: teda naa ki e? (tuwada naa ki e... in respectful way) hindko/pahari: tura naa ki e (tusa da naa ki e .. in respectful way) Hun chup reh... je tu kuj ni janda
That first girl was clearly insecure and nearly mentally ill, shouldn't have included her. She's been affected by the identity crisis that has plagued the country since the political aspirations of the government that wants to make a clear divide post partition. Arabic speakers will call her out if they see this. I feel sorry for her and hope she can reclaim her identity a bit... everything in the video referencing Pakistan was "Pakistani... BUT" "Urdu....But". She's not proud of her Punjabi roots. Also, why does she refer to her Aunt as her mother's sister... that is a sign of lying in and of itself, but then she says "My mother's sister speaks Pashto but my mother does not"... Why would that be? And it's pronounced "Pakhto" in Pekhawar. Something was clearly off about this poor girl. Arab, but British, pronounced Arabic words wrong and Pashtun. but also Punjabi. Interesting. Her mannerisms were all consistent with lying/being disingenuous and insecure.
Why would you say that she is mentally ill? She seemed open and totally fine. Since she was young and probably unmarried, her emotions were quite open but she was by no means mentally ill. She seemed confident. It is just that she didnt know urdu properly. And she even said that she is working on improving it. Identity crisis is on the other hand a different thing. Most Pakistanis dont know that they are actually Indo Aryans.
the whole point of the video is about learning languages and her experience with being billingual,what about this seems weird to you? seems like you’re just bullheaded and want to simply pick out the negative aspects of the whole interview, perhaps jealousy?
@@vtvps0 Jealousy of WHAT? You gave me the best smile and laugh of the day. No I am not jealous. I'm sitting here running my business from home in America drinking Starbucks espresso and enjoying your comment. I am very happy. I think you should be jealous of me that I speak Persian and a bit of Arabic but I don't go on videos on lie about it.
Being a women hating on another women. Isn't that sad. I'm a man and I appreciate her for being so humble n polite. Look at u hating on people that u don't even know. Typical Pakistani mentality
It's not identity crisis or Inferiority complex. SHE IS EDUCATED and knows what she is talking about. Her parents origin is Pakistan however she will be known by the place where she is born and raised most of the time of her life. In her case if it's UAE or anywhere else.
@Safa.is.in.her.bubble I'm born in UK , lived there most of my life, but then I started travelling , Morocco, tunisia, Egypt, italy, france, belgium , holland , then lived in Saudi , I learnt arabic to a certain level in every Arabic country I lived in , my Arabic is like a mix of 5 different Arabic dialects mixed into one, now I'm in pakistan in islamabad , living here .
Quick language facts about Pakistan 🇵🇰
Languages in Pakistan change from province to province and city to city
Iranic Family languages 🇮🇷 🇦🇫 🇵🇰
(Pashto, Balochi, Hazaragi, Dari and Wakhi)
Indo-Aryan Family languages
(Punjabi, Saraiki, Hindko, Sindhi, Gujarati and Kashmiri)
Gilgit Baltistan Province languages ⛰
(Shina Language, Khowar, Balti, Burushaski, Domaaki
Ladakhi, Purgi, Wakhi)
P.S
I know there are more languages spoken in the country I just tried to summarise them.
Shame on you! You did not mention the Urdu language that is lingua franca of the entire subcontinent without which almost all rendered deaf and dumb!
@FaridUlIslam-co2ys It wasn't mentioned because its pretty obvious, is it not? 🤔. No need to use any harsh words for no particular reason.
@@FaridUlIslam-co2ys urdu is obvious and dosent require any mentioning, no need to ruin your tongue for the sake of something so minor gentle reminder
Hindko,Saraiki/Multani is dialect of Western Punjabi
@@PunjabiMuslim510wakhi 2 families?
my parents live in peshawer our village is Buner near SWAt Pakistan and i am studying in hurripur in Pak Austria University
@KazmiGroup-et4xl nai
Haripur is my city, and that university is located at mang.
@umarzaman8135 yea
@@umarzaman8135 Thik he...abse us city ka naam Umarpur kar denge😂😂 because that is your city😂
she lived in abu dhabi speaks urdu arabic and british english. i wonder where the british accent came from since mostly they all have American(with a twang of Arabic) english
im pakistani i was born in saudi arab and raised in pakistan, but i went to uk for a couple years and i adapted to an American accent, but I can do a British and Australian pretty naturally. For british, it definitely came from UK. American, its because I was around many various accents and ig i adapted to a one that people understood? For Australian, I watched videos where people had Australian English, so thats why I know it, I think its the same with her
probably when to a British school
because pakistan was colonized by brits?
She qent to school with British accent Her accent is sub continental
she obviously studied at an International School
Let me simplify for people : she is Pakistani , born in UAE 🇦🇪 and now back to Pakistan 😂 simple
How she is Pakistani when she was born and raised in UAE😂😅. Her ethnicity is Pakistani because of her parents and family. But she is from UAE.
This is bass ackward thinking on your part. I am not denying she is Pakistani. Why are you denying she is an Abu Dhabian?
😂
@@officiallyarisha she can never have an Arabian passport.
@@abcgames4454 if you're born in a certain county and raised there then probably you have that country's passport. How is it possible that she was born and raised there but had Pakistani passport??😭💀😂
I'm also from Pakistan and fluent in Arabic, but her Arabic grammar was off. Is it because the UAE dialect doesn't have any regard to male/female grammar? (She addressed you as haluka instead ot haluki). Do they use "fi" when talking about their name? (Fi means in, not usually used when introducing ourselves). Also qalb (heart) is pronounced with a qaaf and kalb (dog) is pronounced with a kaaf.
I'm genuinely curious if this is a thing in the UAE.
I can assure you it's not the case, she was making this up.
@HTrntrs Yeah, even her pronunciation of shukran was off. I don't wanna be one of those snarky commenters but dishonesty is a huge turn off. 😓
And it's ana bi kheir,.. usually, not fi kheir, idk maybe that's a dialectal thing I don't wanna be harsh.
I am a Persian who also speaks a bit of Arabic and her pronunciation was totally off. The way she said Marhaba was the instant light that went off. Amongst the things you mentioned. I think she's lying and came off mentally unstable or insecure young girl. Her references to Pashto were weird too. In Pekhawar that say "Pakhto" not "Pashto". Pashtuns believe language is huge so for her mom to not speak it but her mom's sister does... weird. 🤨🤔
@@PraiseBeToGodOurLord 100%
@@HeratiChai Literally!! I tried to ignore her marhaba as an accent or dialectal thing because I really don't wanna be rude. But it just makes me wanna puke lol.
Also, I'm Pashtun! I speak Pashto as a native language and I 100% agree with you!!!
Us Pashtuns don't consider anyone a Pashtun if they forget their language. Even if you're ethnically the son of a Pashtun man, Pashtuns will NOT accept you as a Pashtun if you forget Pashto. For us that's literally what our whole identity is made up of. It's impossible for her mother to have forgotten Pashto. Plus, she looks Punjabi.
It's also the weird way she would tilt her head and the overly fake smile ... Kind of shows a lot of fakeness lol.
the first girl is mee too, i was also born in AbuDhabi and raised (studying here too) but pakistani
@@mxd16 gurllll same only difference I was born and raised in kuwait
You said you are from abudhabi as if you are arab..... You are pakistani born to expats in abudhabi.....
However they will never give citizenship, so stop saying your from abu dhabi and be proud to say your pakistani
@Safa.is.in.her.bubble I'm born in UK , lived there most of my life, but then I started travelling , Morocco, tunisia, Egypt, italy, france, belgium , holland , then lived in Saudi , I learnt arabic to a certain level in every Arabic country I lived in , my Arabic is like a mix of 5 different Arabic dialects mixed into one, now I'm in pakistan in islamabad , living here .
8:58 Pashto & Persian are both Iranian languages with Persian belonging to West Iranian branch and Pashto belonging to East Iranian branch. Both are the largest languages in their respective classification groups.
balnur sister i think u love pakistan because u are living here from so much time
She is now settled in Pakistan.
@QabilAGhor ooh that's really good
@QabilAGhor in islamabad
Great idea interviewing young Pakistanis.
3:20 i‘m suprised about her great pronunciation in english. I‘m from the west and i hate south asian accent but she did a great job
Can you speak their language?!? With the actual accent ?!?!
@ yes i‘m born in west but indian
Balnur i watch your every video
Same here, we speak hindko because it is our regional language in Pakistan.Similarly, Urdu is our national language and we are basically, Abdali's cast from Khan people.
Khan is not a caste
hindko is simiarlar punjabi its dilect of punjabi
@@AwaisAli21m Okay fine buddy
Hindko is dialect of Western Punjabi
@@fahad-r60abdali is pashtun from afghanistan and btw there are even khans in bangladesh i don‘t think it is a sign of abdali heritage
MashaAllah,..❤❤
The first lady is Pakistani, not from Abu Dhabi
😂
shut up you idiot
Her English accent sounds British sounds like she's lived in the UK as well 😂
Probably she went to a British school
Its qalb kalb so they is a difference in arabic if say qaloob people will know your saying kalb is dog so they is easier to know what your saying
Everyone keeps dissing the first girl, but she seems completely normal to me
Nah bruh just nah😭
She is pretending. That's why. What is harm & shame in admitting that she was from Karachi?
How u know she is pretending??@@muhammadshehreyarkhan1851
Balti and pahari speakers>>>>
Which location in Islamabad is this ?
Damn people are roasting the first girl for no reason and they don’t even know her. Like who cares where she is from or where she grew up. Like get a life folks
Fun fact in Pakistan we speak 77 languages 😅
Balnur aapke vidiyos mujhe bohat ziada pasand hain ❤
Oh ARY hi
3:08 its persian not sanskrit lol
Exactly.... I too noticed it..... Actually it's perso arabic script
u should visit swat Buner they are like switzerland pakistan and i invite u to visit Pak Austria uni from hurripur
its not hurripur, it is haripur and the name has a meaning
@muralikrishnayerubandi8451 ok brother sorry
@@MegaByte-y4z It is ok bro. Just felt that when a person hails from a place it is most common to spell his hometown name correctly. No worries.
Wikipedia says as below
Haripur (Hindko, Urdu: ہری پور) is a city in the Hazara Division of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. It is the 14th largest city by population in the province, and serves as the headquarter of its namesake tehsil and district. Located some 65 km (40 mi) north of Islamabad Capital Territory and 35 km (22 mi) south of Abbottabad, Haripur is in a hilly plain area at an altitude of 520 m (1,706 ft).[2][3]
@@muralikrishnayerubandi8451 Haripur ka naam change kar denge...kya kar lega Pajit? It's OUR country...we can call it as we want. Get that
As someone who's born and raised in ksa i could say she doesn't knows Arabic well 😂
Why the man said: basically as he was to explain something....
Dilect of urdu is persian not sunskrit
I'm so similar to her it's crazy 😂
I am from Islamabad
5:19 Geo!
Also in Peshor, Chhach & POJ&K/AJK, After partition many Hindu/Sikh Hazarewals, Peshoris & Chhachis also landed up here various refugee colonies built in cities like Delhi, Mumbai etc ( My maternal grandparents were one of them)
5:55 this is Punjabi but the tone is Hindko I think.
No its a hindko bro
love from peshawer
Laka kitny comment kru ga 😅
@@SaifUllah355y bhai bas patha nahi khushi hothi ha jab log hamre mulk ki asal shakal dikhathe ha
@@SaifUllah355y Bhai bohuth acha lagtha ha jab apna mulk ka baray Mai acha boltha ha
@@MegaByte-y4z Same lekn mai phir b itne zayda comments nahe krti
@@mahenurrr ok sister
She's not Arabic
Oh my god this first girl is so uneducated in languages. She hasn't got a clue. A LOT OF ERRORS AND INACCURACIES IN WHAT SHE'S SAYING.
She literally said you have to be careful with the pronunciation of قلب and كلب and at the same time does the same mistake.
Honestly never uderstood why desi people do this. It doesn't matter where you were born or raised, your ethnicity does not change. There was no need to say im from Abu Dhabi lol emiratis don't even give non emiratis nationalities. Just say I'm from pakistan but I've lived all my life in the UAE or abroad or the Middle East.
Also she def has a british accent she could have mentioned as to how she got that.
We speak arabic at home and right off the bat I knew not only is she NOT fluent in arabic but also has 0 idea about the emirati dialect.
I'm sorry man there is nothing to be embarrassed about.
It's now more embarrassing on her part that people are calling her out on her weirdness.
Not here to hate just people need to accept who they are and not pretend to be what they certainly arent.
Frrr I am literally Pakistani living in the UK and studying arabic fusha and literally everyone knows the difference between ك and ق and she introduced her self wrong 😂💀I'm not even arab but that got me triggered
100% agreed!! she could’ve said I’m a Pakistani emirati or a Pakistani Emirati borned ATLEAST if she wanted to show off 💀, and ur totally right abt the ethnicity thing even if she had citizenship she’d still have that ethnicity. and as someone who has lived in an Middle Eastern country and been Borned there, her Arabic is 100% off key, the fact she dosent know the sound difference between Kalb and Qalb 😭, it proves she’s probably showing off and if she lived there for 14 years she’d be more fluent and better, also her accent isn’t even Arabian. she’s so delusional no hate. ❤
I do agree with u ,and I believe she went to a British school
This girl have british accent .
They copy to show they are worthy something but reality is unfortunately they have no future as soon they turn 18 years age they need visa and sponsors and they waste their life .
Only option is for them either marry someone abroad or move back to Pakistan. 😢 it’s harsh reality
Yeah
With tiny bit American mixed
@@istriver.Everyone speaks mixed in Pakistan, I would say majority speak American English
8:09 Jana we are not pathans Asa lok hazarewal de aa.. Hazarewal - (kohistani, pahari, hindkowan) get your facts right
Ahhhh the first girl😂
By the way,I am an arab.I was born and raised in UAE....but heyyyy,we don't speak like that, Even your accent is kinda weird....We have female/male structures while speaking....And when It comes to: Heart and Dog words, they pronounce with different letters...Qaff for Qalb, and Kaff for Dog..Ahahah and she says that she is from abu dabi😂😂😂
First girl was cute.😮
Take a shot everytime girly sets her hair.......
First girl started off with saying: ana fee ismee...which is wrong, that would mean: I 'in' my name is...
'ana ismee' or ismee is how you can say my name is ____
cool
@@LordHellRaiserr its also NOT ana fee khair, its Ana Bakhair... انا بخير
@@moss9421 are you her aunt?
@@LordHellRaiserrare you his auntie??!!!!😊😂😂😂😂😂
Lmaoo I'm learning arabic and I was so confused 😂💀
But your nationality is Pakistani so You are Pakistani
Passport pakistani or kahti h I ma from abu zabi 😂😂😂😂 girl be na ksi mahlok Hain 😂😂
True 😂😂
😂
Burger
She would switch her country of origin from UAE back to Al-Bakistan in switch of a second if somehow UAE goes back to the future, from riches to rags, by losing all of its luxury & oil wealth overnight and started again as a Bedouin society riding camels instead of Ferraris & dwell in tents instead of luxury villas. These days people are so inferiority complex stricken.
Hindko is dialect of Punjabi
Lol no it's a different mountainous language
@AbdulMannan-dt9vk Brother Potohari, Hindko, Pahari, Dhanni, Chachi all are dialect of Western Punjabi
chup ponjabi
I am punjabi indian and i want to say pahari, hindko, saraiki, potowari are all punjabi dialects
If i‘m wrong correct me. Thank!
You claiming doesn't decides anything😂, the native speakers of languages you mentioned above doesn't claim themselves as punjabis instead as different linguistic group...... It's exactly as hindutva in India claiming that punjabi, haryanvi as dialects of hindi but the native speakers resort to deny that claim...... So stop being a language nazi and accept others sensibilities...... .... And iam from India too
@ i want to tell u a difference.
Punjabi is older than Hindi and was never part of Hindi officially and also not unofficial.
On other hand Saraiki, Potowari, Hindko are part of Punjab region and historically part of Punjabi language group. I would not comment this if these dialects were not part of Punjabi last centuries.
@sirstyle-qt1ur Indian??? Tura kaam nae banda Hindko te saraiki ni gal krne da tuki mai dasni a they are older than ponjabi and pahari is a dialect of hindko and pothowari...
@ you literally spoke saraiki and i understood you. Btw genetically and linguistically Saraiki is same to Punjabi but Pakistan gov made them different. Same in India with Haryanvi it‘s also dialect of Punjabi
@sirstyle-qt1ur Jul na tuki kuj vi nae pata main dasa difference ?
saraiki: meda naa noor e
hindko/pahari: mara naa noor e
saraiki: o wag geya e
hindko/pahari: o jul chuka e
saraiki: teda naa ki e? (tuwada naa ki e... in respectful way)
hindko/pahari: tura naa ki e (tusa da naa ki e .. in respectful way)
Hun chup reh... je tu kuj ni janda
That first girl was clearly insecure and nearly mentally ill, shouldn't have included her. She's been affected by the identity crisis that has plagued the country since the political aspirations of the government that wants to make a clear divide post partition. Arabic speakers will call her out if they see this. I feel sorry for her and hope she can reclaim her identity a bit... everything in the video referencing Pakistan was "Pakistani... BUT" "Urdu....But". She's not proud of her Punjabi roots. Also, why does she refer to her Aunt as her mother's sister... that is a sign of lying in and of itself, but then she says "My mother's sister speaks Pashto but my mother does not"... Why would that be? And it's pronounced "Pakhto" in Pekhawar. Something was clearly off about this poor girl. Arab, but British, pronounced Arabic words wrong and Pashtun. but also Punjabi. Interesting. Her mannerisms were all consistent with lying/being disingenuous and insecure.
Why would you say that she is mentally ill? She seemed open and totally fine. Since she was young and probably unmarried, her emotions were quite open but she was by no means mentally ill. She seemed confident. It is just that she didnt know urdu properly. And she even said that she is working on improving it.
Identity crisis is on the other hand a different thing. Most Pakistanis dont know that they are actually Indo Aryans.
the whole point of the video is about learning languages and her experience with being billingual,what about this seems weird to you? seems like you’re just bullheaded and want to simply pick out the negative aspects of the whole interview, perhaps jealousy?
@@vtvps0 Jealousy of WHAT? You gave me the best smile and laugh of the day. No I am not jealous. I'm sitting here running my business from home in America drinking Starbucks espresso and enjoying your comment. I am very happy. I think you should be jealous of me that I speak Persian and a bit of Arabic but I don't go on videos on lie about it.
Being a women hating on another women. Isn't that sad. I'm a man and I appreciate her for being so humble n polite. Look at u hating on people that u don't even know. Typical Pakistani mentality
I know her personally and shes not like that. Keep your analysis in your pants.
Jul oy yaddi deye
Identity crisis or inferiority complex?
Indetify crisis
Both unfortunately in her case. It made me sad they posted this. They should delete her part because it looks bad.
It's not identity crisis or Inferiority complex. SHE IS EDUCATED and knows what she is talking about. Her parents origin is Pakistan however she will be known by the place where she is born and raised most of the time of her life. In her case if it's UAE or anywhere else.
@Safa.is.in.her.bubble I'm born in UK , lived there most of my life, but then I started travelling , Morocco, tunisia, Egypt, italy, france, belgium , holland , then lived in Saudi , I learnt arabic to a certain level in every Arabic country I lived in , my Arabic is like a mix of 5 different Arabic dialects mixed into one, now I'm in pakistan in islamabad , living here .
Suggestion for your next video:
How many Indian languages do you understand or speak?
I'd love to know that.
wtf is this suggestion bro they live in pakistan why would they know indian languages use ur brain
@@captainparry373 Indians can't leave us alone. Always in every pakistani video comments.
@@captainparry373 Urdu is the same as Hindistani. It's spoken in India. It's just a Northern Indian language, lol.
@@HeratiChai75%same
@@HeratiChai if it's same as Hindi why indians can't write urdu?
That first Girls knows better Hindi more then Urdu I think 😂❤
Why anchor trying to corner and isolate Urdu language! This is absolutely not understandable!
Because urdu is not language of Pakistan
@@PunjabiMuslim510
What a joke 😂
@@sweetkiller1927begger 😂
@@sweetkiller1927 Urdu is language of Up, Bihar Language not native language of Land of Pakistan
It's very weird and surprising to see Pakistan women wear modern-Style clothes....WoW!
Yeah how surprising, Pakistan doesnt look like Bollywood, mind blowing :/
Whats that even mean? @@Starlight_7890
bollywood's been presenting a stereotypical image of us we've been wearing "modern-style" clothes lol
We don't wear your typical stereotypical Bollywood dressing with surma in our eyes 24/7
@@arshadrana2191Exactly😂😂😂 they put surma on us in every movie