Pakistani Reacts to Are Urdu and Hindi Really Different? 

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Urdu hi asli Hindi hain

Seems like after watching whole video you still didn't get what the video us actually about by stating this thing that straight.. Buddy it is not that simple to say... Urdu DIDN'T adopted Persian influence but Urdu emerged BECAUSE OF PERSIAN influence otherwise why urdu/hindavi would get developed over the time without any name...

Now Noone uses Persian words..urdu is picking up hindi words

@@induchopra3014 Hindi itself is an Arabic term. So Using more and more Arabic and Persianized Arabic words are quite obvious.

​@@None-self Sanskrit bhi urdu se peda hua hai. India mi sab Muslims thy, Hindus baad mi aaye hai. Barbaric Muslim invaders ne bahut prem se Hindus ko Muslim banaya. Sikinder-but-shiken me bahut prem se Kashmir ke Hindus ko Muslim banaya. Identity crisis. STOCKHOLM SYNDROME

Sanskrit is extremely structured. Hence you wont find much difference in pronunciation/diction irrespective who is speaking it. The grammar is crystal clear has immense intricacy; maintained over years through bhasya(commentaries) on it from Panini to Sankracharya. That's fascinating. But we must decode the proto- Harapan script; It will have some connection with oldest Indian languages Tamil and Sanskrit. Pictographs ;standardized weights; great civic planners must have been pro at communication. Harapan language should be researched upon Imagine the standards they had maintained in city planning Mohenjodaro stood the flood in pak due to its underground channeling system. We arent still able to replicate that in monsoon.

Yeah Vijay you're right

Not all. Dravidian languages are from a different family.

No Tamil is original Sanskrit comes from tamil

@@HorneOkPlease Bro both are old. But the oldest Indian languages are those spoken by Andamanese. Its pre-historic ; PVTG of Central Belts in India. They are so less in no that they cannot make a claim to Centre thats we are the oldest. Plus there is no political Mileage. 😅 hence they are just silent spectators. Those Proto-languages are older than IVC. The oldest group of languages are spoken in Africa; not fully developed yet they are languages nevertheless. We are glad both Tamil and Sanskrit are part of India. Both have tremendous depth ; but neither of them oldest. Pre-historic languages of Andaman>> Harapan Pictographs >> Indo( Dravidian + Aryan) languge this is the sequence.

The video exactly told us that. So why repeat what you just watched?

​@@IamJustAliI think he just giving written context

wow cool

Damn, I would have never guessed. So cool fr a nepali man singing Hindi + Urdu

Only in north not whole of India

​@@saifanrahman7052So we are from South India we can speak Telugu+ Urdu or Kannada + Urdu or Tamil + Urdu, yeah but speaking slangs are different which we are writing in script

Muslim bolna zaruri tha... U never change

@@sumanbanerjee6437 muslim isliye kyunki India mein zyadatar Muslims hi Urdu bol paate hain

Sanskrit is divine language... From which comes many Indian languages... Zorashtruan is taken words from Sanskrit... When they migrated and settled in India...

that's wrong information brother they worship only one God

​​​@@pratikkamble1265in hinduism also some people believe in supreme god i.e. brahman

Not really

@@pratikkamble1265 Hindus also worship one GOD, i.e Parambrahm. Only difference is we also worship Parambrahm's Avatar along with ONE SUPREME GOD

They aren't regional dialects but different languages that are getting wiped out due to hindi imposition.

​@@SafavidAfsharid3197 Yeh to sahi kaha. I was about to say this as well that even in Uttar Pradesh itself there are at least 7 major languages, (from west to east: Khariboli, Braj, Kannauji, Bundeli, Bagheli, Awadhi, and Bhojpuri), and only 3 of them (Bagheli, Awadhi, and Bhojpuri) don't even come from the same prakrit as Hindi (Hind/Khariboli, Braj, Kannauji, and Bundeli are from Shauraseni Prakrit while the 'Eastern Hindi' languages that I just mentioned are from Ardhamagadhi Prakrit). This means that Standard Hindi (and more broadly Khariboli) are more related to Eastern Punjabi and Haryanvi than they are to the 'Eastern Hindi'. Outside of that, Chattisgarhi is also an 'Eastern Hindi' language, and meanwhile to west Rajasthani (mainly Marwari) which also considered a 'Hindi dialect' is actually more closely related to Gujarati than anything. In my view, Braj and Kannauji should be considered as different languages but super closely related to Hindi (Khariboli/Kaurvi), as they all come from Shauraseni Apabhramsha, while Awadhi, Bhojpuri, Bundeli, and Chattisgarhi shouldn't be considered as related, even if they were super influential in literature during the medieval era. Basically, anything west of Haryanvi, Brajbhasha, and Bundeli, north of Haryanvi and Khariboli, and east of Brajbhasha, Kannauji, and Bundeli shouldn't even be considered to be thought of as closely-related to Hindi. The funny thing though, is that the Western Hindi languages are more "genetically" related to other languages like Gujarati, Marwari, Punjabi, and Sindhi (due to all being descended from Shauraseni Prakrit) than they are to the languages spoken directly east of them (the ones in eastern UP and west Bihar are from Ardhamagadhi while east Bihar and Bengal as well as some Northeast-Indian ones are from Magadhi Prakrit).

dialects? they are proper languages which had their own scripts which nobody uses anymore

​@@antiwokehumanafter 2-4 generation, ppl might forget Hindi script..

yes

Thank me 😅😅.. I was the one who recommended them this video

My thoughts exactly

I couldn't agree more!

These are so historic and unknown parts of our daily life really loved to gain some light on it.👍

Suffism, beauty parlor version of Islam. A convenient tool to convert Hindus of the subcontinent. Music, dance, etc are haram in Islam.

Right Common interests algorithm works like that

same bro what coincidence

These scripts are all Abugidas derived from Brahmi.

Urdu is mostly Hindi + Persian. Its Grammar & verbs are sourced from Sanskrit, but nouns are sourced from Prakrit & Persian.

​​​@@bijayalaxmisamantaray5 yesssss...sweet & true secular persion/irani is also sanskrit/dravid/dakkhani family language... 🙏 unfortunately now a days harsh pro'Arabic urdu being popularized forcefully by Islamist clerics for hate crime 👊😠

If Kerala Namboodiris Brahman created RIGHT to LEFT Hebrew, then who created Arabic? The answer is the same Kerala Namboodiris ! What is OM? The whole world has lifted from OM. The Jews call it SHALOM , the Christian call it AMEN, the muslims call it 786 ( printed on every Koran ) which is OM symbol shown in the mirror and read off from right to left, the Sikhs call it OMKAR etc. Pythagoras and Plato studied in Kodungallur University of Kerala. Same way several Persian scholars studied Math in Kerala before so called Jesus was born. Arabic language was created by Kerala Namboodiris. Their numerals are called Hindu-Arabic even today. The Persian Mathematician Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi studied in Kodungallur University in Kerala. Fibonacci took his Arabic works to Italy from Bejaya , Algeria. ALGEBRA is derived from Al-Jabr, one of the two operations he used to solve quadratic equations. Algorism and algorithm stem from Algoritmi, the Latin form of his name. Al-Biruni was a Sanskrit scholar who learnt Math and astronomy in from Namboodiri professors adept in Sanskrit and Arabic . While others were killing each other over religious differences, Al-Biruni had a remarkable ability to engage Hindus in peaceful dialogue. Mohammad Yasin puts this dramatically when he says, “The Indica is like a magic island of quiet, impartial research in the midst of a world of clashing swords, burning towns, and burned temples.” (Indica is another name for Al-Biruni’s history of India). (Yasin, 1975, p. 212 ANCIENT ARABS AND GREEKS DO NOT HAVE A SINGLE INVENTION OR DISCOVERY repeat NOT A SINGLE INVENTION OR DISCOVERY , WHICH IS NOT STOLEN FROM INDIA .. . THE GREEK AND ARABIC TRANSLATIONS WERE DONE IN KERALA KODUNGALLUR UNIVERSITY.🎉🎉

Urdu is not at all Arabic ☠️, it's Persian + Hindi.

bro forgot bundeli

True. West Germany and East Germany were divided. Their mentality was totally different..like North and South Korea. Difference are created. Sikh and hindu punjabis don't feel any difference. In anything. They are punjabis

Deep shit bro

Are Bhai koi language me gali kyu hogi sab logo ne apne se create Kiya hai

To troll and malign , create animosity between each other so they can make themselves we're pure like puppy even though our intentions are pure evil and full with narcissistic

For example??

Bro that's not true😂 ofcourse sanskrit is the language of God's but those speaking them were/are mere mortals so ofcourse there are gonna be curse words ...ofcourse the intensity of them might differ tho😂😂

That would be an incorrect statement to make. Words which are considered profanities today like "kamina" had a different meaning back then. The meaning of such words has corrupted over time.

There are over 1,00,000 words in Hindi. Most people would not use most words. People use a few thousand words that are used in day to day life. Having smaller vocabulary because of less usage doesn't mean its different language.

I like all Indian languages. The ones I understand and the ones I don't. Because they are all my nation's languages.

@@iamyou8994 😊😊😊😊

@@iamyou8994 😊😊😊😊

That's when Chh. Shivaji Maharaj decided to make his royal seal in Sanskrit when everyone accepted Persian as the official language. (He was fluent in Persian too)

YES@@adityaunde4134

Shivaji maharaj banned farsi completely in his kingdom n promoted Marathi n Sanskrut.

​@@swatisawant8406it's samskrt

The concept of 'Farista' itself isn't Indian. When Americans speak Hindi, they mispronounce it horribly. That doesn't mean they intentionally insult our language.

I know the difference, mostly Don't know.

Language main kuch sahi galat nhi hota. If enough people start pronouncing it that way then it'll eventually become the "correct" pronunciation. For example old English words like thy, thine, shan't, have already been replaced. Another example is of the English spoken by black people or gheto people which has its own grammar structure but it's English. Language is constantly evolving and thus you need to stop being a patronizing jerk.

Lol😂😂.. Har video me political ideology dhund hi lete ho😂😂..

Wo neutral tha!

No. Urdu is dead in north india. Its hinglish now. Mix of hindi English. Rural people speak local dialects..common road language is hindi..but elite speak English and hinglish. No urdu

history and culture starts from mughal period before that we were like stupid and chutiyal hindus, hindus are librandus only, hindus feel happy to defame their fore fathers they do not have any good things from them, This is a one kind of stupid humans

India has tibetan Chinese influence on borders. Tamil influence..French in pondicherry. Portuguese in goa. We have lot of diversity

No, it will be मोअज़्ज़म

I guess that's how new languages are born and old languages remain hidden within these new languages. Diverging few similar languages and converging few different languages will reveal considerable ancient languages of the world. Makes me wonder if I'm doing the same for ancient languages like Sanskrit, will we get tribal languages of initial humans too.

Now explain to northies idiots who think entire North is Hindi

Don't you consider Bundeli a different language?

Bundeli is a separate language that will die out within this century. This is why Gujarati and Marathis are successful but not Bundelis. Lack of self-respect and identity.

@@didd2810 bruh who said lack of self respect I see many many many even me proudly speak bundeli and many I mean millions speak bundeli here in my region and I don't think it will die out this soon 🤔 I know you are not even a bundeli speaker so better not you say it

@@talkingdrops how many know Bundeli even exists? On the other hand, even a smaller language like Manipuri has official recognition and protections under both state and central govt. And this isn't just for Bundeli, many languages in Hindi belt will die soon. Take an am example of Rajasthani where it has already lost 1/3 of it's speakers, most from younger gen, to Hindi. Awadhi now has only 30 lakh speakers in Awadh who speak it as proper first language.

Maithil is the mother language of Bangla odia Assamese...lol

@@amritabhinav5364 Nope, Bengali origin from Magahi Prakrit

@@shayanraj7840 I think, we have to update ourselves on this. I think,script and grammar of maithili is older and archaeology supports the fact with evidence

@@amritabhinav5364 Lol , don't just make it. Don't think you are the only smart one here and all linguistic researcher are fool 😂

​@@amritabhinav5364Maithili ek language hai kya mujhe pata nhi tha

Yes. It's called Avestan.

Urdu is Indian language, only Hindi speakers understand. None Persian and Turkish speakers understand urdu because they grammar origination is different 😂. You just live in your own world

Urdu itself has its grammar & verbs from Sanskrit. 75% of its vocabulary is from Prakrit/Sanskrit and rest from Persian.

Abe ghonchu tab to wo farsi song hoga😂95% kucch bhi.

Urdu is an Indian language

Shouldn't take it as personal, everything is time and history, As the orator in the video says Persian used to be Elite language at that time in history, now people hardly speak I mean Persian speakers are very less. Same with English right now english language is at its boom, soon when almost everyone will speak English it will automatically become non popular then people will find another language and that language will become more popular, it just that right now most people can't speak properly that's why it is popular soon it will end when it will become more common language... Mark my word...! Advance apologies for my bad grammar if any.... 🙏🏻😬

With time,local languages are catching up on science and technology. We get well trained docters in Tamil,punjabi, Marathi. Local languages are catching up on English in india

Even, 75% of vocabularies are from Prakrit/Sanskrit. Sans Persian nouns, Urdu is nothing but Hindi.

Any sound ❌ Most sounds ✔️

@@Fiery_zuko now now the morden devnagri

@@talkingdrops hmm

​@@talkingdropsHindi don't have zh sound of tamil

​@@vipint3694 Even ळ of Marathi.

No offense bro but in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu locals spell my name as MohiTH and not Mohit, I always thought maybe Ta sound is missing. Also I have read that Karunanidhi introduced some of the letters in Tamil.

@@Mo8yG त not missing... But Kannada every word ends with ' अ ' sound like pure sanskrit... In English you write Mohit, in Hindi and other Indian languages we read as मोहित not as मोहीट ... In kannada it's मोहित only but with अ sound....

@@_kumu_ku Thanks 👍, appreciate it!

Aarya jab India me aye the to apne sath ek zaban sath leke aye the or jab wo India me failte gaye to unke zaban me local language ke words bhi shamil ho gaye or jisse unki bhasha ka matlb kuchh se kuchh ho gaya isliye aryon ko ye baat pasand nhi ayi isliye unhone pane zaban ko local language se alag krne ka faisla kiya or bas wo hi word use krte the Jo taksali hote the usi ka name shastah name yani sanskrit pada or local se nata toot Gaya or dhire dhire sanskrit zaban pandit ki zaban tak hi rah gaya