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3:09 Why is no one talking about this girl? so young, yet so eloquently spoken, and she even can speak some _Chinese_ ??? i did NOT expect that, as a chinese myself, her speaking was amazing!
Hi I am from Pakistan and I love China, their people and language too bcz I watch their dramas...I learnt a few words/phrases in Chinese from Google and counting till 10 as well...I don't know how exactly Ur dramas portray Ur real culture but as per my analysis Chinese know how to look and act cute... that's y I say C for China and C for cute...I would love to visit China one day to see all big buildings, amusement parks and Schools and universities and infrastructures...
Because she can speak Chinese (most probably Mandarin language) but not her own native tongue ( as Urdu is not mother tongue of any Pakistani but a lingua franca or official language)
As a Pakistani Baloch I can speak 6 languages, Saraiki, Hindko, Balochi, Urdu, English and Punjabi, further I'm not fluent but I can understand Sindhi and Jafarki which is spoken some parts of Baluchistan. I live in Punjab. Love my country! :) Thanks for showing a positive image of our country. God bless you!
Im also a Baloch and I live in Sindh buhat Khushi huwi k ap bhi meri tarah apne watan se muhabbat karte hain aur ghaddaron k baton mein nahi aaye Jazak Allah ❤
Wow nice but less than average Indian First mother tongue (urdu) Second regional language (Marathi) Country language (Hindi) Village language (methali) Religion language (Arabic) And more following Parsi language, Lil bit gujrati, Lil bit Bengali, Lil bit kannada, learning Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu. And lastly English but I don't consider English as language, i just learn it to communicate with foreign.
@@Abdullah-xb1if nihongo wa hontoni muzukashii desu, Boku mo 15 sai desu. bhai japanese buhut mushkil ha especiially kanji btw i m from japan and i speak 6 lang plus am also 15
@@Kihalchal786 Sorry pothwari pahari kashmiri there is two types of Kashmiri languages one is mainly spoken by IOK people and the other pahari one is spoken by Azad Kashmiris.
@@xyzsam8092 How is it a South Indian language if it's only spoken in western Pakistan. Although it is a mystery how a dravidian language like Brahui manage to survive surrounded by other language families
@@user-Rayyan123 Maybe You've never met any Foreigners.......When I was in Dubai and now in Canada, people from different countries used to Say Pakistanis have a Latin Look.....Like Olive White & Light Brown Skin Which pale White Europeans get after taking so much sun bath....We've naturally get this skin tone plus we have sharp features....... Plus We Pakistani men are ranked at 3rd most sexiest list for hottest men, after Irish & Australian men........in an American Survery done by 60,000 Womens dating Prefrences.......
@@user-Rayyan123 Even 80 % Plus Bollywood Hero heroines have ROOTS from PAKISTAN (Punjab & Kpk) ..B’Coz of Their Natural Beauty and Talent Given by PAKISTANI Genes..Real Aryan Dardic +Persio-Greek Mixed Blood..Not Indian Gannga Yamuna Like UP Bihari, Uttarkhand, Gujrtai, Rajsthani, Mp etc Blood or Dravidian Marathi Bengali etc Blood……………………………………………………………………………………………….The Sexiest Hrithik Roshan Who is he??? HIS Family is From PAKISTANI Punjab the City is GUJRANWALA...the City of RANJEET SINGH,.>Known as City of Wresters...... Amir Khan , Salman, Razak Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Kadir Khan were From Peshawar and Quetta PAKISTAN..Pashtuns… and Few from Swat Hindkowans like , Shahrukh & Zareen Khan HindkO PanjabI Speaking....and Some from Lahore…Yusuf Khan Awan (Dillip Kumar) a Hindko Speaking (An Accent of Panjabi) from Peshawar, ...Kabir Bedi is Pakistani Punjabi from Lahore, All KAPOOR FAMILY is Pakistani Punjabi (Originated From Samundri ,Faisalabad Dristrict Punjab Pakistan) and They Also Lived in Peshawar Kpk Pakistan (Kapoor haveli is there), Total Kapoor Family (kareena, Karishma, Ranbir, Tushar, Vaani,Arjun Kapoor, Anil etc KAPOOR ) all Kapoors .....They are Ethnically Pakistani Punjabi .... All Chopra Family and Khanna Family is PAKISTANI PUNJABI from Lahore…Like Akshay Khanna, Rashi Khanna, Rajesh Khanna, Devanand etc many moreaall Pakistanis Punjabi, Total Chopra Family..Kriti Sanon Punjabi,…All Oberoi Family Pakistani Punjabi Like vivek Oberoi Shivaleeka Oberoi , etc…All CHAWLA Family, KHURRANA Family is Pakistani Punjabi, Juhi Chawla, Surveen Chawla, etc…Kajal Agarwal, Rakul Preet Sing,Mehreen Kaur Pirazada,kriti Kharbanda PakistanI migrated Punjabi…Malhotra Family is Pakistani Punjabi…Like Sidharth Malhotra , Harshali Malhotra (The Beautifull Munni of Bajrangi Bhaijan Migrated from Lahore) etc...All Bhatia family PunjabI Rajput from Pakistan mainly Like Tammana Bhatia .and Dhawan Family is Punjabi Pakistani Side…Varun Dhawan, David Dhawan etc Tandon Family Like Raveena Tandon, Saumya Tandon all are Punjabi Pakistanni Migrants….Jitendra is PakistanI Punjabi…Amrish Puri,Om Puri, Vicky Kauchal, all Punjabi, Sunil Dutt Sanjay Dutt Pakistani Punjabi from Jhelum ..>Sanjay Dutt mother was from Rawalpindi...Manish Paul is Punjabi Pakistani from Sialkot, Vidyut Jammwal Punjabi Dogra Rajput,Tapsee Pannu Punjabi Migrated from Pakistan, Govinda is Pakistani Punjabi...Nargis Fakhri the Famous Beautifull Actress, His FATHER is Pakistani Punjabi and Her Mother is European (Czech) ……………………………………………………………………………………………… RANVEER SINGH is Actually PAKISTANI SINDHI, Kiara Advani Pakistani Sindhi....The Most Famous Director Raju Hirani is SINDHI from PAKISTAN, even Ashish Chanchalani Famous RU-vidr is Sindhi,Asrani Actor Sindhi, Akshay Kumar Punjabi, Sunny Deol Bobby Deol Dharmendra is PUNJABI. ALia BHAT is KASHMIRI from Pakistani Side Father......Katrina Kaif's Father is Kashmiri Muslim and her Mother is European ....Imran Hashmi Pakistani Kashmiri, & Singers like Arijit Singh, Sonu Nigham, Mika Singh have Roots from PakistanI Punjab from Lahore,Sunidhi Chauhan, Rafi Ahmad Punjabi, Anu Malik, Armaan Malik Punjabi, Your Whole T-Series & Music Industry is Alive Because of Punjabis, even Talented Beautifull Crickters like Virat Kohli Pakistani Punjabi from Lahore Migrated in delhi 1947 and So on
Don't be too proud you actually speak not that many "languages" you mentioned are dialects of Punjabi. Hindko, Pothowari and Multani[a.k.a saraiki] are dialects of Punjabi Language
I’m Pakistani and I speak Urdu and English fluently and right now I’m learning Persian 🇮🇷🇦🇫🇹🇯(زبان فارسی) and French 🇫🇷. To All Persian speakers- برای تمام زبان فارسی ها من از پاکستان هستم و من امیدوارم که تو خوب هستی . این سال شرو کردم زبان فارسی یاد میگرام و من دارم خیلی دست ها از افغانستان کی زبان داری سهبت میکنند. من اینستگرام استفاده میکنم و من دوست دارم آهنگ ها درست کردنند ایرانی ها. من جیم رفتم و امیدوارم که یک روز زبان فارسی یاد میگرام
As a Pakistani, I always feel very impressed by people who can speak more than 3 languages fluently, because I can only speak English and Urdu fluently. Although, I still do understand some Punjabi and Japanese as well.
Most of the "languages" mentioned were actually dialects of PUNJABI. Hindko Dialect of Punjabi Majhi Dialect of Punjabi Multani Dialect of Punjabi And Pothowari Dialect of Punjabi Pahari Dialect of Punjabi[labelled kashmiri for some reasons😂]
@taimy111 why don't you call amerian english a seperate language from british english or Australian english!? Languages do not change just by the change of dialects And as a matter of fact dialect changes with every changing village in Punjab From multani to hindko punjabi forms a dialect continum much like the old german
As an Afghan I can read, write and speak Pashto, Dari/Persian, Urdu, English and Portuguese. Urdu/Hindi is changing rapidly due to socio-political reasons. Sanskrit/Hindi words have been removed from Urdu spoken in Pakistan, but in India it’s alive and well. If you listen to Zakir Khan’s speech you’ll realize how beautifully he incorporates Hindi words into his eloquently spoken Hindustani. My current favorite book that I’m reading is Gulistan by Sa’di Shirazi, one of the greatest literary giants of Persian literature.
@@user-fw5gp2me9bHindi didn't come from Urdu. Hindustani used to be spoken which had some Persian words also. More Persian words were added to make Urdu. Urdu came from Hindustani and Hindustani separated from Old Hindi. Old Hindi is descendant of Shauraseni Prakrit. So, In conclusion Hindi and Urdu both came from Hindustani. Because of revolution in early 19th century Devanagari script was developed to move away from Nastaliq script. Nastaliq script is Perso-Arabic script. Hindi Grammer was properly developed after Independence and few letter shapes were improved.
Percentage of my languages German 75% English 85% Spanish 45% Urdu 97% hindi 90% Sindhi 80% Punjabi 99% arabic 25% portuguese 30% potohari 40% pashto 30%
their english sucks i doubt they speak the rest, I cant even read or write in urdu properly dont know a single person who can, and its the mother tongue of basically everybody i know
variety of a language spoken in a particular area of a country. Some regional dialects have been given traditional names which mark them out as being significantly different from standard varieties spoken in the same place.
I am from Pakistan Pathan 🇵🇰 born in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 i can speak Pashto, Urdu , Hindi, Arabic, English, little bit Punjabi and i want to learn Spanish french and more 😊
Is Sindhi difficult to learn. I am Punjabi but born in badin and come back to Punjab as a child. I want to learn Sindhi but scared it will be difficult.
I'm a born and bred Pakistani and I can speak Urdu, Punjabi, English, Turkish, Spanish fluently and a little bit of Balochi and Arabic. I have been learning Arabic for one year now and hope to be fluent in it in another year or so. I can speak Turkish and Spanish due to having lived in Turkish and Spanish-speaking countries. I wish for everyone to experience learning a foreign language at least once in their life, it opens your mind so much. And it's very gratifying and therapeutic to see someone's eyes light up with joy when they realize you can speak their mother-tongue.
I wouldn't really count any language that I only speak two or three basic sentences as the one which I speak. For me I have to be fluent in them in order to add them into the list of languages I speak.
I'm a Pakistani Punjabi (gujjar) from Jhelum/Sargodha, living in Karachi and i know urdu, english, punjabi, hindi, persian, arabic, Azerbaijani, turkish, kazakh, Kyrgyz, turkmen basically all turkic languages with some exception, i know persian (dari, tajik, farsi), Russian, georgian, hebrew and little bit armenian and spanish. urdu Punjabi persian and bit of arabic is used in our homes 24/7! rest of all, i learnt them
@@maazsajid-qm5gp lol nah not just hello i can communicate well in these languages like an actual speaker but in armenian and spanish i only know how to greet and just counting till 50
I belong to Okara city, upper Punjab, and can speak English, Urdu and Punjabi fluently but can understand little bit of Saraiki and Pashto due to some of my friends 🥰🥰
As a Pakistani 🇵🇰 i can speak *Pashto* (Afridi dilact and peshawari dilact), *Urdu* , *English* , very little *Punjabi* (but can understand it a little more)
Being a Karachiite i can speak Urdu English fluently and also can speak and understand sindhi punjabi and little bit saraiki and my mother tongue is Urdu.
Great to see them. Most Pakistanis can speak at least 3 languages or dialects. I am from Bihar, India I can Speak Fluent: Hindi, Urdu (khaalis Urdu I mean), English Broken: Surjapuri, Bhojpuri, Spanish, Bengali Understand: Kulaihiya, Maithli, Punjabi and some Farsi too (50%)
People can speak English fluently but are not that fluent in their cultural languages . Sad to hear that. We must stay in touch with our regional languages or else they'll fade away for the next generation.
It's non-issue. Whenever you create a new nation you have to leave something behind. Turks changed their entire script to move forward. Urdu is our language now which glues the whole country together.
@@MDUmairKh comparison with Turkey isn’t fair though. You mainly have 2 ethnic groups in modern day Turkey (give or take a few more), where Pakistan hosts about 4 major ethnic groups, and a dozen smaller, regional ones. While Urdu does glue the nation together, I do feel like the state did quite poorly in terms of maintaining regional languages; I grew up in Europe, where it’s pertinent to learn not just a foreign language, the national language but also a regional language/dialect. That’s how a multiethnic country is run. Hopefully contemporary lawmakers in Pakistan learn something from this, and not just save Urdu from being “Anglicized”, but also the tonnes of regional languages that have been part of this soil for over thousands of years. (P.S I say all this despite belonging to a migrant Urdu speaking background).
@@MDUmairKh Urdu isn't a Pakistani language. Its an Indian one. Nobody speaks it natively other then the Muhajirs. Stop speaking for majority of Pakistan. Our languages are Punjabi, Sindhi, pashto.. etc
@@AbdulKareem-cj1yv Bhai, mai keh raha hun ke Urdu Pakistani zubaan nahi hai. Quaid-E-Azam se bhi pehly Urdu ki koi zarurat nahi thi. Quaid-E-Azam ko khudi nahi ati thi Urdu. Sab ko Punjabi, Sindhi aur Pashto aur Balochi ati thi. Urdu is NOT a cultural language. PUNJABI is and SINDHI too, which is spoken by the majority. Only a miniority of people speak URDU as their mother language, which are the Muhajirs. Log aaj kal apni zuban ko bhul ke apni culture ko khudi inkaar kartay hain, dekhlain aap aaj kal Punjabi log kia karty hain? Ye batao, hum Punjabion ki zubaan Punjabi hai ya Urdu?
I’m a native of the Islamabad region, ethnically mixed, and I speak Potohari and Urdu at home, English and German as a second language; Romansh, Farsi, Arabic, Latin, Polish, Spanish and Hungarian at an intermediate level; and a bit of Serbian/Bosnian, Russian, Turkish and Azeri. Currently learning Finnish. Edit: really interested in Sanskrit.
@@devilangel4655 That’s from Surah Ibrahim (a), regarding sending messengers (a) to guide people in their own languages, so the message is learnt properly. What does that have to do with what I said?
I can speak 5 languages, 1- Saraiky (native language) 2-Punjabi 3- Urdu 4- Hindi 5-English I can understand few more languages,but speak few sentences, 6- Tagalog 7- Spanish 8- Purtugeze 9-Pushto 10-Hindku 11- Sindhi 12- Arabic 13- Balouchi 14-Bangali 15- Marathi 16- Turkish 17- Russian 18- French 19- German 20- Chinese
As a Pakistani, I speak 6 languages, pakhto, dari, Urdu, Punjabi, Arabic and Spanish. Learning Korean and Turkish, and want to learn wakhi and mandarin
الحمدالله As a saraiki i speak 5 languages . 1 saraiki 2 Urdu 3 English 4 Arabic 5 Punjabi Languages I'll learn in Future Japanese, German , Italian, Sindhi,& Malayalam
@@itzasad3277I'm also Saraiki and fluent in 4 languages and already learned Chinese (have passed HSK 4) Saraikis have an opened accent , so it isn't difficilt for us to learn any language ...
@@itzasad3277 yeah Long way to go. I am learning katakana & hiragana. Kenji is long way ahead. But its easier to learn a SOV Language keeping in mind Saraiki's Structure not an SVO language like arabic or eng
@@ameermoaviakhan4277 Saraikis have advantages to learn other languages. E.g I speak saraiki at home. Learned Urdu/English at school , Speaking Punjabi with Punjabi Friends help me to Learn Punjabi. Arabic i Studied for 4 years at School but i wasn't fluent at all i learned it when i was doing Job in Saudi Arabia , dealing with Saudis, Yamanis & Egyptian led me understand this Language & its Accents.
basically an average pakistani speaks 3 languages. urdu, english and their own regional mother tounge (pashto,punjabi,seraiki,etc.). idk why many of them were trying to sound too fancy and were saying foreign languages 😅
Multani boli[Seraiki] is a dialect of Punjabi and everybody who speaks one can speak the other after a few minutes Its like saying the pashto of an afridi is different language to the pashto of peshawar[peshawari dialect]
@@chaudhry6769of course,well seraiki(also called multani Panjabi) ,Pothwari ,janguali,Hindko are all different dialects of Panjabi so they are basically the same
Hindko and seraiki have not been officially recognized a separate languages and even the speakers of these languages don’t consider themselves as Punjabis so there is no point of merging them with Punjabi, for sure they have high mutual intelligibility with punjabi but even Urdu has mutual intelligibility with Punjabi language but this doesn’t mean that Punjabi and Urdu are the same language
@@msr7373 Urdu n Panjaabi's example does not apply here at all. I agree with u that Hindko,Pahaarri n to an extent Saraiki speaking people consider themselves different than Panjabis but this is overwhelmingly due to geographic n cultural reasons rather than language itself bcoz these dialects share around 90 percent of basic words but pronunciation is quite different !!
Bro even UN has recognised Saraiki as a separate language , get some education. Apparently Saraiki has more vocals than Punjabi , also has its own script while Punjabis still use Urdu script to write!
I can speak Saraiki (native) , Urdu , English , Punjabi (3 accents e.g Majhi , Potohari , DoAabi) , Chinese and can communicate in Pashto as well (6 languages)
@@qaziumer8994 I speak Pothwari dialect and both Pothwari and seraiki are different dialects of the same language,Panjabi(spoken in region of the 5 rivers), another dialect is hindko
@@MR.FlyingMonkeyku Tumhare family me baap zeyada hota hai,,, fir language sikhata ho,,,,, language brain se sikhi jati hai,,,,,, tameez vali bat keya Karo kise se
As a Pakistani I am pretty fluent in pashto, Urdu and English. I can also speak punjabi to a speciffic level but am not a fan tho. Heading towards learning japanese in future as well.
@@mehdila9521because the country needs a common language, but I say they should've made both Urdu and Arabic the official languages, but that's besides the point
7:52 just like her I know Pahari, punjabi and hindko too. But i know a little bit of sindhi too. N little bit of arabic e.g. have a little know how of quranic arabic. N fluent in urdu, hindi and english
bruh that guy who said he can speak hindko literally talked in punjabi Anyways as a pakistani i can speak english, urdu, balochi, sindhi, quite a bit of arabic and a little bit of japanese and german. Cheers
Nice video .I just want to add something that Hindko is the language of Hazara district that includes Mansehra,Abbottabad ,Naran kaghan and many other cities .I also speak Hindko language and it is different than Pahari.
