I am learning Hindi and Urdu and I appreciate being able to listen to the numbers 1-100 (since you review 1-10 at the beginning) all in one place. The Roman letters are appreciated but a good example of why people can't learn Urdu using only Roman script. No one uses it consistently. You use T for ت and small t for ٹ but at 2:34 you reverse this and use t for ت in teen which I believe is more common. Also at 1:55, the word for 50 is Romanized as pachas, wouldn't pachaas be more consistent? Everybody does this though, I think Romanization is very helpful for learners to make quick vocabulary notes and reminders, but as a learner I realize learning the script is essential. I have first learned most of Devanagari script because to me it was easier and a little more phonetic, I am now in the process of learning Urdu script.
This is kind of hard for me since I have to get used to the words, my native language is Pothwari which is similar to urdu in some ways, so learning Urdu might be easy since it has relation to Pothwari . But since both languages have similar language it’s difficult to understand because I keep getting them confused.
if you don't mind let me correct something .. 11 to 18 tak ap last mn non guunah ka sound day rahi hn which is not correct.. exact pronunciation is gyyyrah not gyaaran. Overall too good... Thank you Be Happy
ماشاءاللہ بہت خوب یہ ہمارے پاکستان کا پہلا چینل ہے بہت اچھا چینل ہے اللہ تعالی آپ کو کامیاب کرے ہمارے بچے گنتی سیکھ رہے ہیں ایسے ہی محنت جاری رکھو شکریہ
I was told many of the phrases presented in these lessons are not used in daily conversations, hence are too formal. Can you please teach us phrases that are most commonly used?
Tanysha Khan These numbers are not really used in conversations but they are used ALL THE TIME when shopping. I'm here cause I COMPLETELY forgot my home language 😂
I’m only here to learn for my test I’m late!Ugh hate Launguage in school AHHH IM GONNA DIE IM LEARNING THE WRITING ASWELL!Is snowing so hope I don’t go school
The th in 7 is pronounced like is pronounced like the soft th sound as in 'pith'. The th in 60 is pronounced like an English T as in 'tractor' combined with an h sound.
Hi, for the beginner and intermediate level student same only in speaking and listening but writing(script) is different. the master level Urdu is totally different from Hindi.
Both are registers or formal variants of a common language, Hindustani. Urdu was developed by Delhi Muslims whereas Hindi was developed by Delhi Hindus. The basic vocabulary and the mundane spoken language is the same. However technical terminology differ. Urdu creates new words by borrowing from or utilizing Persian (Farsi) or Arabic words and roots. Hindi on the other hand utilizes Sanskrit roots and borrowings for new words. Literary Urdu utilizes more Persian and Arabic vocabulary whereas literary Hindi uses more Sanskritic vocab. For example, water is 'Pāni' in both colloquial Hindi and Urdu . This term is derived from a corrupted Sanskrit word. However, the formal word for water is Aab in Urdu which is of Persian origin and Jal in Hindi which is a direct Sanskrit loanword. Then there are the writing systems. Urdu uses a modified version of the Persian script, which itself is a modified version of the Arabic script. Hindi uses the native Devanagari script.
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7 is Saat, the th pronounced like the th sound in 'pith'. 60 is SaaTh. The th sound is a combination of the t in 'pot' with an h sound. If you don't get it pronounce it like the t in 'pot'.
pronunciation is not correct ....... it's Gayarah .... not Gayaran ..... Gayaran is very close to Punjabi Pronunciation ...... I was looking for a video to teach my daughter Urdu counting ... Anyhow i would use it once i am teaching her Punjabi :)
7 is سات and 60 is ساٹھ in 60 the t sound in the end is more emphasized and it's like the t sound in world tolerant while in 7 it's like taa sound same t sound as t pronounued in word Torah
You are pronouncing "gyaarah" as "gyaaraan", "baarah" as "baaraan", etc. This, with all due respect to you and your efforts, is not correct. Doing this sometimes even changes the meaning of the word. For example "baaraan" means rain whereas "baarah" means twelve. Aap ka talaffuz Punjabi se muta'assir maaloom hota hai. Urdu ka saheeh lahja khadi boli ka lahja hai (jo Delhi, UP, vaghairah ilaaqon ka aur Pakistan mein inhi ilaaqon se aaye hue muhaajiron ka lahja hai). Ba har haal aap ki kaavish qaabil-e-sitaaish hai.
Oh! great Brother, May Karachi say hon. Aap ki urdu to bohoth achi hay jasay kay khalish urdu boltay hai, may nay khabi bhi indian bhaiyou ko itna perfect urdu ka jumla bolty nhai paya aur aap nay jou alfaz istamal kiay hain khalish urdu may hotay hai. may aap say bohot mutasir howa hon. mari urdu achi nhai itni. khabi bhi aap ka pakistan ana ho to aap hamaray han zaror aye ga ham app ki khatir tawazu karay gayn. Insha'Allah Sorry for my spelling mistake i am not used to it.
齊藤真明 Ye to aap ki zarra navaazi hai bhai. Main to bas Urdu ka ek maamoli khaadim hoon. Hattal imkaan koshish karta hoon ki khaalis Urdu mein baat karoon. Aap ne mujhe apne haan mad'oo kiya, is ke liye aap ka behad mashkoor o mamnoon hoon. Agar kabhi vahaan aana hua to aap ko zahmat zaroor doonga. Aap ka bhi kabhi Hindostaan aana ho to hamaare haan aa kar hamein mehmaan navaazi ka mauqa zaroor deejiyega. Is sharaf se mehroom hona hamein gavaara na hoga.
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My native language is urdu but I don't know what I'm Doing here😂
Same bro 🤣
same but my urdu is weak
I am learning Hindi and Urdu and I appreciate being able to listen to the numbers 1-100 (since you review 1-10 at the beginning) all in one place. The Roman letters are appreciated but a good example of why people can't learn Urdu using only Roman script. No one uses it consistently. You use T for ت and small t for ٹ but at 2:34 you reverse this and use t for ت in teen which I believe is more common. Also at 1:55, the word for 50 is Romanized as pachas, wouldn't pachaas be more consistent? Everybody does this though, I think Romanization is very helpful for learners to make quick vocabulary notes and reminders, but as a learner I realize learning the script is essential. I have first learned most of Devanagari script because to me it was easier and a little more phonetic, I am now in the process of learning Urdu script.
Hey! How's your Urdu progress so far?
Only remember 1-10 ..
This is kind of hard for me since I have to get used to the words, my native language is Pothwari which is similar to urdu in some ways, so learning Urdu might be easy since it has relation to Pothwari . But since both languages have similar language it’s difficult to understand because I keep getting them confused.
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if you don't mind let me correct something ..
11 to 18 tak ap last mn non guunah ka sound day rahi hn which is not correct.. exact pronunciation is gyyyrah not gyaaran. Overall too good... Thank you Be Happy
ماشاءاللہ بہت خوب یہ ہمارے پاکستان کا پہلا چینل ہے بہت اچھا چینل ہے اللہ تعالی آپ کو کامیاب کرے ہمارے بچے گنتی سیکھ رہے ہیں ایسے ہی محنت جاری رکھو شکریہ
thank u so much i love ur lessons. highly appreciated.
You are welcome
You speak in very fluently English thank you for giving this video
You are amazing teacher
yar ektalis ko kya english may khty hai
Thanks
Thankyou for all of your support p.s you are a rolemodel
Thank you Afra, I really needed this
This is great for learning pronunciation!
Your videos are very helpful!!!.... Keep it up...
Explanation is good
Walaikum assalam
its so benifit mash allan bhot shokria mery bhen
One question Afra
I grew up calling it unattis instead of untees
Am I wrong
That is how people around me say it
Unatees punjabi untees in urdu
@@bakwasmaster6426 thanks dude it makes sense because most people speak punjabi
Thank you
Thank you!
جزاكم الله خيرا
Thank u sister
Thanks madam ur video really helped me.
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I was told many of the phrases presented in these lessons are not used in daily conversations, hence are too formal. Can you please teach us phrases that are most commonly used?
Tanysha Khan
These numbers are not really used in conversations but they are used ALL THE TIME when shopping.
I'm here cause I COMPLETELY forgot my home language 😂
I know how to speak Urdu but I am randomly watching this
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Its best to learn the most formal, slang and common tongue will be picked up regardless when speaking
u are really helpful
Thanks. Numbers in Urdu and Hindi is same? Please in tailoring using Hindi words translate to English
yes hindi and urdu like same language
Nimmy Jose Mercury
it really helped me ...thank u a lot
excellent work. keep it up
ow, that's easier to memorize "20" as well. "bees" or "honey"
Love from kashmir thanks
thanks baji
this is really helpful :)
What?!! All the numbers have to be memorized but she didnt go through all of them.
Tysm
You are amazing 👏 ❤
Very nice and very Informative Video
Amazing sister
I’m only here to learn for my test I’m late!Ugh hate Launguage in school AHHH IM GONNA DIE IM LEARNING THE WRITING ASWELL!Is snowing so hope I don’t go school
keep it up great work
yeah it was good
Thank you urdu ginti
very good explaination
Quite useful
Super...
Only can remember 1-20 in urdu... Sentence is easier than learn number
JazakAllah
Thank you for urdu numbers appi
Good work 👍👍👍
1:55
60 and 7 is very similar. What is difference between the sound?
60 is a hard T while 7 is a soft T. I recommend watching a couple pronunciation videos to nail down the sounds
The th in 7 is pronounced like is pronounced like the soft th sound as in 'pith'. The th in 60 is pronounced like an English T as in 'tractor' combined with an h sound.
Salam.... plz mujhe "Aap aur saath" ka sahi istimal btaayen... mujhe kabhi kabhi confusion ho jaati hai
I am Arab and I am learning Urdu numbers are very difficult
very nice
so im 25 - would this be beepanch?
I'm embarrassed to be here as a pakistani learning urdu😢
Same here😢
I understand Urdu and read Urdu but I can’t communicate in urdu
Yall don’t have to be, your numbers are simply too difficult and random 😭
Don’t be, remember you’re not alone.
Ur not alone
Brilliant
Assalaamu Alaikum , how much sow grams
What's the difference between Urdu and hindi??
Hi, for the beginner and intermediate level student same only in speaking and listening but writing(script) is different. the master level Urdu is totally different from Hindi.
Mainly the religious terminology, but also many other words.
Both are registers or formal variants of a common language, Hindustani. Urdu was developed by Delhi Muslims whereas Hindi was developed by Delhi Hindus. The basic vocabulary and the mundane spoken language is the same. However technical terminology differ. Urdu creates new words by borrowing from or utilizing Persian (Farsi) or Arabic words and roots. Hindi on the other hand utilizes Sanskrit roots and borrowings for new words. Literary Urdu utilizes more Persian and Arabic vocabulary whereas literary Hindi uses more Sanskritic vocab. For example, water is 'Pāni' in both colloquial Hindi and Urdu . This term is derived from a corrupted Sanskrit word. However, the formal word for water is Aab in Urdu which is of Persian origin and Jal in Hindi which is a direct Sanskrit loanword.
Then there are the writing systems. Urdu uses a modified version of the Persian script, which itself is a modified version of the Arabic script. Hindi uses the native Devanagari script.
Hi everyone
I'm an urdu language online tutor,
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I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education
If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
For Ladies only....
😂 Urdu vs Hindi video mai bhi dekha aapko 😭😇😇🤣🤣🤣😂
@ 12:06 AM @ 15 DECEMBER 2023
Assalamalikum
How are you afra
wow
Your name is afrah my name is afrah too
good
I m urdu speaker I searched urdu counting number why I m here so stupid🤡🙄
nice
Love you
I know hundred saw
Hi. Afar my. Name. Is. Sahar
Is it athaara or athra?
What is araf pattern
Urdu me padhate waqt
Urdu me hi boliye
Mam
ًُWelldone
I'm learning Urdu counting as well and this did'nt help a bit so not recommended
How can I say my age?
say "Mera umer [your age] hai"
Lucas knows how to be a bawse may "depending on ur age: ke sal who.
Looks like she is finally wearing different clothes😴😴😴
I agree :o
7と60が同じに聞こえる・・・
Someone!
Please tell me the difference of pronunciation about 7 & 60.
Very near to me.
7 is Saat, the th pronounced like the th sound in 'pith'. 60 is SaaTh. The th sound is a combination of the t in 'pot' with an h sound. If you don't get it pronounce it like the t in 'pot'.
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Thank you verry much!
I gonna try to listen carefully.
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How do you say 51 ?
Ikaavan 51. Numbers 51-59 end in the -van suffix.
it was 5 minutes not 3 minutes
Why these are sound like Hindi numerals.
Hindi is urdu😂
It’s pattern. Not patren XX
Ooh
It is very hard
pronunciation is not correct ....... it's Gayarah .... not Gayaran ..... Gayaran is very close to Punjabi Pronunciation ...... I was looking for a video to teach my daughter Urdu counting ... Anyhow i would use it once i am teaching her Punjabi :)
She is an ethnic Punjabi it seems. She's from Lahore, right? That means she isn't a native speaker unless she is a Mujahir.
should it be 0-100
0 is sifar- there you go.
I can't hear the difference between 7 and 60
7 is سات
and 60 is ساٹھ
in 60 the t sound in the end is more emphasized and it's like the t sound in world tolerant
while in 7 it's like taa sound same t sound as t pronounued in word Torah
muje to up ko acha lakteoo
Chavan?
how can i memorialize it in 1 night???????
+Anna Ahmed Khan memorize*
You are pronouncing "gyaarah" as "gyaaraan", "baarah" as "baaraan", etc. This, with all due respect to you and your efforts, is not correct. Doing this sometimes even changes the meaning of the word. For example "baaraan" means rain whereas "baarah" means twelve. Aap ka talaffuz Punjabi se muta'assir maaloom hota hai. Urdu ka saheeh lahja khadi boli ka lahja hai (jo Delhi, UP, vaghairah ilaaqon ka aur Pakistan mein inhi ilaaqon se aaye hue muhaajiron ka lahja hai). Ba har haal aap ki kaavish qaabil-e-sitaaish hai.
lol you are right her pronouncing is little off. your Urdu must be very good sir may i ask you where are you from.
齊藤真明 My friend, I am from Uttarakhand (previously part of UP, now a separate state), India. Aap kahaan se hain?
Oh! great Brother, May Karachi say hon. Aap ki urdu to bohoth achi hay jasay kay khalish urdu boltay hai, may nay khabi bhi indian bhaiyou ko itna perfect urdu ka jumla bolty nhai paya aur aap nay jou alfaz istamal kiay hain khalish urdu may hotay hai. may aap say bohot mutasir howa hon. mari urdu achi nhai itni. khabi bhi aap ka pakistan ana ho to aap hamaray han zaror aye ga ham app ki khatir tawazu karay gayn. Insha'Allah
Sorry for my spelling mistake i am not used to it.
齊藤真明 Ye to aap ki zarra navaazi hai bhai. Main to bas Urdu ka ek maamoli khaadim hoon. Hattal imkaan koshish karta hoon ki khaalis Urdu mein baat karoon. Aap ne mujhe apne haan mad'oo kiya, is ke liye aap ka behad mashkoor o mamnoon hoon. Agar kabhi vahaan aana hua to aap ko zahmat zaroor doonga. Aap ka bhi kabhi Hindostaan aana ho to hamaare haan aa kar hamein mehmaan navaazi ka mauqa zaroor deejiyega. Is sharaf se mehroom hona hamein gavaara na hoga.
Zarror Zarror Insha'Allah
But the video is 5 min
alifbay
Number
what is choda
madam aap likh kuch aur rahi ho aur bol kuch aur rahi ho
20 say 100 tak batha o yar
Ita gyaraa not gyaraa'n' similarly not baraa'n' it's baraah.......Plz correct this......
don't just find mistakes
She might not be a native speaker of Urdu. Since, she is from Lahore, I assume her native language to be West Punjabi.
@@wassimtermezi6391 It should be corrected shouldn't it. How is Afrah going to know, if somebody doesn't tell her.
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