🥰 Thanks for the videos. I’m starting to learn Urdu as a complete beginner. This is such a beautiful, poetic language. I teach English as a second language and English drama in Hong Kong, and I would like to get to know more about the cultures of South Asia (my pupils sometimes share with me about their cultural traditions)❤
Omg you guys should totally do a video for just the names of all relations, like bhawaj, dever, jeth, taya, chacha, mamo, khalu, bhanji, bhatiji, ami, abu, saas, sussr everyone! (With a table / chart) pleaseeeeee! Seriously guys: this needs to happen
Hi I'm from Bangladesh and I have a Pakistani friend..So I like to learn Urdu so that i can communicate with him in Urdu language though i already know some of these words .
best ever and i think it would be easy for me since im arabic native speaker and we share scripts and almost same alphabets , so i started learning things from my first lesson شكريه افراح
Its much different than arabic Arabic language is difficult I like arabic so I started but I can't learn even can't pronounce and.our.urdu laguage is simple and easy tk grasp
Thank you so much for this video's 💗 I am learning how to speak urdu.. My husband (shohar) speak urdu.., Are there any other video's that you have for Beginners... Thank you so much...💖
Your videos are a big help. I have trouble with words like "brother" and that "h" sound. The "kh" sound is easy for me but not the other. Do you have a video about that?
Question to anyone out there, especially those in Pakistan. The word "Sathi" means partner or life partner. I interpret this to literally mean life partner, as a man and woman whom are not married but living together in a relationship. In America, this is common. Culturally and religiously (Islam), I was under the impression in Pakistan, a "life partner" or living with someone without being married is a major no-no. Does this in fact happen? And if so, how common is this? Thank you.
Thank you very much, you are so beautiful, I just met a beautiful woman from Pakistan, and I need to learn this language, because I want to marry her. I'm from Texas, US , she speaks little bit English, and I'm planning to go there soon. Thanks again. God bless you.
Would you continue the video with the rest of the family: Aunt, nephews, daughter-in-law, cousins ... Will be good wolds to be every day used. For mother you use Walda (which is hard for beginner) when can to be ammi, maa. Father - abba, abbu. Thanks
Madam, I'm from India in Tamil nadu , but I need to learn Urdu Madam, because I will have to learn Urdu. But don't know Urdu madam . If I'm beginner I couldn't understand madam, How do I learn and speak fluently in Urdu ? But I know English Madan , can I learn English through Urdu ? Please, Can you give me a solution Madam ?
For grandparents there are nana and nani as well or not? And at the parents part, is it different when u talk to somebody about ur parents and when u call them? Because there's Ami and Abu for parents too, as I know. How do u call ur father's elder brother?
Assalam Alaikum.. I want to ask about sister , when can we call her (appi) , and when you say ( Bhaii ) for brother.. you said it with clear (H) , but I always hear it without ( clear H) ,,
@@dailyartdose8912 haaa yeh pata hai mujhe pakistan me use nahi hota lekin hamare india me har koi didi ya baji hi bolte apa word old faction type hogayaa bolte but mai mere sis ko apa hi bolatiyu sabh kitna old village ke waisa dikhra bolte 😂😂
(sorry my english is not good) urdu developed in subcontinent (now separated in India and pakistan)..subcontinent wad ruled over by MUSLIMS for more than 1000 years. in the era of Muslim King Shahjahan, there were different people from different countries in shahjahan's army.. the spoke different languages! mainly Arabic, persian ,sansikrat. turkish .. .as a result of intermixing of different languages urdu came into being! the world 'Urdu' itself came from a turkish word 'URDU' which means army or group..because urdu is a group of different languages.. shahjahan did a lot of work in the field of writings and calligraphy to develop urdu! so URDU became the language of muslims.. although Hindus were also present in Subcontinent at that time but they used to speak hindi and urdu became the language of muslims.. and now the NATIONAL LANGUAGE OF PAKISTAN!
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So sweet teacher ❤
Im kurdish i already know arabic ..persian.
urdu super easy to learn .. good luck for everyone ..
🥰 Thanks for the videos. I’m starting to learn Urdu as a complete beginner. This is such a beautiful, poetic language. I teach English as a second language and English drama in Hong Kong, and I would like to get to know more about the cultures of South Asia (my pupils sometimes share with me about their cultural traditions)❤
Omg you guys should totally do a video for just the names of all relations, like bhawaj, dever, jeth, taya, chacha, mamo, khalu, bhanji, bhatiji, ami, abu, saas, sussr everyone! (With a table / chart) pleaseeeeee!
Seriously guys: this needs to happen
Bab tooo
Yes
Please
I am from the burma ..I have a Pakistan husband👱♂️...I’m learning to speak Urdu for my husband family👴👵👦👧.... Urdu is beautiful and easy l like 💞💞💞
Thanks Di Shukariya
Urdu is very easy for me because I know Hindi.Afra is a great teacher.
Syukriya Ms
Bahut Shukriya
Bahut shukriya😘🇵🇭
Great marvelous fabulous illustrious
Bht khoob
Afra i am very thankful to you i don't know how could i thank u. You are a good teacher.
You are a wonderful teacher!😊💐 I love Urdu❤️
I most like this video
Very nice presentation
Urdu is my favourite language 😄
Buhut shukreya
Thanks afra
Please add comments
I love ur teaching n way of expression
Thank you. I just came husband's house in Lahore for 2 months. Your channel help me a lot.
Afrah, you are good teacher, and I am learning a lot with you. Thank you and God bless you and your family. From 🇩🇰🇵🇹🙏🙏👏👏
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She
Gooooooooooooooooooood
Your pronounciation is awesome thanks
Thank you Afra
Hi I'm from Bangladesh and I have a Pakistani friend..So I like to learn Urdu so that i can communicate with him in Urdu language though i already know some of these words .
🤝Thank You Mam
Tq soo much didi
Very nice video
GOOD JOB
You are 👍 teacher
I like you teaching, keep it up
Great Teacher. Thank you madam.
Helpful
Excellent way of teaching, you are motivating people to learn urdu as they needs.......
Hello from Germany. Great videos. Saas was an easy word and the most difficult was walidah.
Good to see you learning Urdu
For mother u can say maa, ammi,mummy I say maa to my mom
Love from India
Good teaching madam. With love from Kerala, India
I am also from Kerala
@@shailajaummerfarook4195 keep learning madam. Since you know Arabic alphabet, it will be very easy for you.
Afrah....i love the way you explain the lesson ...
Good 🎉
you are a joy to listen to and learn from
Good
I am very interesting to study urdu. MashaAllah
Tq mam
I my family and me is punjabi but I really want to learn urdu I really enjoy this
best ever and i think it would be easy for me since im arabic native speaker and we share scripts and almost same alphabets , so i started learning things from my first lesson شكريه افراح
Its much different than arabic
Arabic language is difficult I like arabic so I started but I can't learn even can't pronounce and.our.urdu laguage is simple and easy tk grasp
Love from Bangladesh(east pakistan). i like urdu, arabic. i am trying to use urdu Alphabet in Bangladeshi language.
Soooooooooooooooooooo op 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
thank you this is very helpful for my Uncle
Thank you so much for this video's 💗
I am learning how to speak urdu..
My husband (shohar) speak urdu..,
Are there any other video's that you have for Beginners...
Thank you so much...💖
👍👍🏼👍👍🏼👍👍🏼
Abbu as father can be used.... Ammi as mother is also used....
Assalamo alaykum. Sister,,,im from Philippines,,, thank u very much for your vedio i learned more here. Bcoz my husband from lahore.
Hi ..my husband too is from Islamabad..I'm from Philippines also
Thank you!
What about Nana Nani?
Grandchildren and nephews?
Love this video
Very nice
Who is khala in urdu
Thank you for sharing 💐
Walaykum salaam Afrah 😊
I'm urdu speaker but still I watch your videos...like all your tutorials. Keep it up 🙂
Salaam Turkey say
Very good... thanks a bunch more....I leaning Urdu. . Urdu is our second brother language.
Afrah...!!!
You are as serious as a playful Girl.
Nice presentation.
(Ah...Your playfulness matters a lot...keep it up...OK...na...???)
From:AP-India.
Your videos are a big help. I have trouble with words like "brother" and that "h" sound. The "kh" sound is easy for me but not the other. Do you have a video about that?
Special thanks from Telangana
Very nice I like your this sentence (I need for a good life partner--) hahahaha
Mashallah
Question to anyone out there, especially those in Pakistan. The word "Sathi" means partner or life partner. I interpret this to literally mean life partner, as a man and woman whom are not married but living together in a relationship. In America, this is common. Culturally and religiously (Islam), I was under the impression in Pakistan, a "life partner" or living with someone without being married is a major no-no. Does this in fact happen? And if so, how common is this? Thank you.
Very good explanation, but its better if you provide translation on sentences of words tht u explain. Coz its help for us to speak.
Thank you very much, you are so beautiful, I just met a beautiful woman from Pakistan, and I need to learn this language, because I want to marry her.
I'm from Texas, US , she speaks little bit English, and I'm planning to go there soon. Thanks again. God bless you.
I love you madam thx for this video 🙏🙏
I'm hindu but like to urudhu
Would you continue the video with the rest of the family: Aunt, nephews, daughter-in-law, cousins ... Will be good wolds to be every day used. For mother you use Walda (which is hard for beginner) when can to be ammi, maa. Father - abba, abbu. Thanks
I am Punjab but want to learn urdu
It was confusing 3:48 🤣🤣
How can i do learn urdo soon😓
It´s difficult to member the different Meanings for Uncle. :) I did forgot it immediately after Hearing. :-p ;-) It´s the same Way for Aunt? :-)
@@farawla7275 Thank you for explaining. But I'm not sure, that I can remain it all. 😏
You spelt remembering erong
If Chacha is only for the younger brother of the father, what do you call his elder brother?
Fathers elder brother= tiya
Madam, I'm from India in Tamil nadu , but I need to learn Urdu Madam, because I will have to learn Urdu. But don't know Urdu madam .
If I'm beginner I couldn't understand madam,
How do I learn and speak fluently in Urdu ?
But I know English Madan , can I learn English through Urdu ? Please, Can you give me a solution Madam ?
My uncle I call is mums because he is my mums brother
For grandparents there are nana and nani as well or not? And at the parents part, is it different when u talk to somebody about ur parents and when u call them? Because there's Ami and Abu for parents too, as I know. How do u call ur father's elder brother?
Tayaa Abu
I wonder why the engineer is not muhandis? :)
I knew already almost all of this names, but how to address the different brother and sister in law? Also niece and nephew?
For nephew and niece we say bhanja and bhanji.
for brothers's daughter : bhateeji
for brother's son: bhateeja
for sister's daughter: bhanji
for sister's son: bhanja
हम हिंदी में ससुर कहते हैं
Badi bahen ko urdu mee "Baaji" Kahte hai,
I am Indian Hindu who live In Uttar Pradesh(Awadh,United Province).
Sagir behen ko?? ya chachi ki beti aise wagairah wagairah??
Nanad ko kya bolte hai urdu mai
Assalaam alaykum
Masi or bhanji ko kya bolte ha
Mausi to khala r bhanji same
Masi is aunt or maternal aunt while bhanji is called niece.
Assalam Alaikum.. I want to ask about sister , when can we call her (appi) , and when you say ( Bhaii ) for brother.. you said it with clear (H) , but I always hear it without ( clear H) ,,
For big sister we call appi or didi
For small sister means younger than us we call them by names and for elder brothers we call Bhai or bhaiya...
@@juveriabanu2595 no didi is used in HINDI.. in urdu for big sister 'aapi' , 'baji' or 'aapa' is used!
@@dailyartdose8912 no matter we even call api or apa or didi or baji
@@juveriabanu2595 but in pakistan you will never hear this word didi..! q k hyeh wordbilkul bhi use nhi kia jata.. didi hindi ka lafz hy urdu ka nhi
@@dailyartdose8912 haaa yeh pata hai mujhe pakistan me use nahi hota lekin hamare india me har koi didi ya baji hi bolte apa word old faction type hogayaa bolte but mai mere sis ko apa hi bolatiyu sabh kitna old village ke waisa dikhra bolte 😂😂
Khandaan is not family,kuchh bi
Afrah,are u shadi aur pehle
Why Urdu people's following Islam religion, they don't have believe any other religions like hinduismor christianity
(sorry my english is not good) urdu developed in subcontinent (now separated in India and pakistan)..subcontinent wad ruled over by MUSLIMS for more than 1000 years. in the era of Muslim King Shahjahan, there were different people from different countries in shahjahan's army.. the spoke different languages! mainly Arabic, persian ,sansikrat. turkish .. .as a result of intermixing of different languages urdu came into being! the world 'Urdu' itself came from a turkish word 'URDU' which means army or group..because urdu is a group of different languages.. shahjahan did a lot of work in the field of writings and calligraphy to develop urdu! so URDU became the language of muslims.. although Hindus were also present in Subcontinent at that time but they used to speak hindi and urdu became the language of muslims.. and now the NATIONAL LANGUAGE OF PAKISTAN!
very good video