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drake

!+QaDwZR0G+lil+A

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2LbwYd

No.76696

why do cuckistanis type like this: karogay, jayengey, padhengey, mujhsy, tumsy

why the "y"? some urdu script bs? but they said it like "tumse" and "mujhse", what is the y supposed to signify?

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76698

>>76696(OP)

It's due to their retardation with nastaliq script which is not really suited for hindi (urdu).

Further transliteration, shoddy, results in what you see right now.

drake

!+QaDwZR0G+lil+A

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2LbwYd

No.76700

>>76698

it looks like a tryhard attempt to differentiate themselves from indians. it's so fucking retarded

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76701

>>76700

whole thing is retarded, they adopted a language originated from UP of all the places.

Then despite all the larp of arabs or persians, they don't know those language but use the script. Also urdu doesn't have vowels for 'ए ऐ', they either fake it or use sounds like 'ay' or 'ii' to work around.

Result is this one-legged of a language.

And it's not try hard, it's just that they don't have any other alternatives but to use 'ay' etc. so it's maybe natural to them.

drake

!+QaDwZR0G+lil+A

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2LbwYd

No.76702

>>76701

kek

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vTHU7b

No.76704

>>76701

AYY LMAO

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76713

>>76704

kek

drake

!+QaDwZR0G+lil+A

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2LbwYd

No.76715

>>76701

their language in general sounds tryhard. i understand the arab influence is natooral but sometimes it feels so forced.

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76725

>>76715

interesting des

though i still think it's cuz of their retardation with the vowels that's it desu.

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76727

>>76725

like unironically whenever a word has ए, ऐ or ई you can expect pakistanis to use some retarded placeholder in the form of 'ay, ye or I'.

So dekh can be daykh, even karenge - to karngye, karngI are all possible retardation. Makes me wonder how they even teach grammar in their schools with so much inconsistency.

Anonymous

PB

eSJ9MD

No.76728

>>76696(OP)

It's to pretend that they're unique and different from their east of the border cousins. They even butcher the surnames. Take Bhat and Jatt for example. To pretend that they're different they call it Butt and Jutt. Like seriously? Butt?

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vTHU7b

No.76730

>>76701

>one-legged of a language

It's interesting, plenty of reasons to critize them, language isn't. I feel every inconsistency of a language is interesting from a lingustics perspective.

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76731

>>76728

>Butt

kek

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76732

>>76730

well a patient can be interesting to a doctor

UN

vTHU7b

No.76733

>>76728

Kek. To be fair it's pronounced butt. Thank god I lucked out with a decent name. Imagine a pajeet being named bhatt, dikshit or anything ending with -jeet.

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vTHU7b

No.76734

>>76732

To be fair, it stems from the inconsistency of the latin alphabet. For example westerners pronounce "punjab" as "poonjab" since "u" can refer to either "oo" or "uh".

>>76727

>teach grammar

They probably don't each urdu with latin script.

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vTHU7b

No.76735

>>76734

*teach

Anonymous

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YolbGC

No.76736

>>76733

Kek why tf do you have so much inferiority complex due to Wignat names. They freely name their children lund, bhosdika etc.

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.76738

>>76734

>To be fair, it stems from the inconsistency of the latin alphabet. For example westerners pronounce "punjab" as "poonjab" since "u" can refer to either "oo" or "uh".

Already shared it's more than that. देख for example, they even in their (((own))) script will never be write it like that, they will either use some alternative to approximate ए but it's not that.

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vTHU7b

No.76741

>>76736

>bhosdika

No way lmao. They used to name their kids "Dick" too.

drake

!+QaDwZR0G+lil+A

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2LbwYd

No.76761

>>76741

i can never be muh sophisticated to not find thay funny. imagine being named Dick Gaylord. holy

drake

!+QaDwZR0G+lil+A

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2LbwYd

No.76762

>>76761

enough^

Telangana Chad

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3soPaX

No.77837

>>76698

Urdu existed long before urdu...

Modern day Hindi which you see now only originated in the 19th century. Before that Devanagari script was used for khariboli and avadhi and the "hindi" which we know today was called rekhta, hindvi, etc and was written in nastaliq script.

In Urdu ए is written as 'ay' and ई is written as 'y'.

Porkis usually type in roman Urdu like how we type in roman hindi

The distance between urdu and hindi is artificially created since 19th century where newfound hindi is more sanskritised and urdu is persianised

>inb4 necrobumper

Tere chutiye timer ki waje se mai late reply de Raha hu magar reply zarur dunga

Telangana Chad

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3soPaX

No.77839

>>77837

*Urdu existed long before Hindi

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.77855

>>77837

>talangana chad

>chimps out at urdu

Yaar nizampoot, discussion is about urdu and this part

>>77837

>In Urdu ए is written as 'ay' and ई is written as 'y'.

is not 'written as' rather they literally don't have proper equivalent for ए, ऐ ई so they mix up.

urdu is literally just hindi - parent which has been highly contaminated with persian lingo using a script which doesn't completely meet the requirement.

Still major chunk of the vocabulary is sources from the same parent but issue here is that urdu lacks certain vowels to properly represent the words as it is - which this post is about.

You can literally talk in hindi without any loan words. It's structure, vocabulary is highly sourced from sanskrit and the way it is spoken from prakrit.

Keep your chimpout to yourself instead of bumping ancient threads.

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.77858

>>77837

>Tere chutiye timer ki waje se mai late reply de Raha hu magar reply zarur dunga

You didn't add anything new, just reiterated what i said but with the new cope you retard.

CG

djkyFz

No.77942

>>76696(OP)

It's cause we type in Urdu, kindly stop insulting normal Pakistanis for this attack. Also remember one of our mods at Bharatchan is a Pakistani so let's keep it inclusive here

Anonymous

MH

2LbwYd

No.77943

>>77941

weak bait try again later anunu

CG

djkyFz

No.77948

>>77943

Kindly stop hating for actions of few terrorists. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

Anonymous

MH

2LbwYd

No.77953

>>77948

💗💗

Anonymous

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3soPaX

No.78086

>>77855

>>77858

Yaar baniyajeet stating facts doesn't make me a mulla from hindu.

>Telangana Chad

Nvm I forgot to clear that out before making the other post

Urdu and Hindi were indistinguishable before the 19th century and modern day Hindi is a mixture of several of its sanskritic and prakrit dialects like khariboli, avadhi etc.

Hindi and urdu were eventually separated for political purposes. They're sister languages. No language is completely pure, puritanism kills a language. The pure Hindi you're referring to comes due to centuries of evolution of Sanskrit and several other regional languages, so is similar for urdu.

Every language doesn't have every sound. Hindi originally didn't have za, kh sounds which were added by the nukta. Similarly every language does some jugad to assimilate newer vocab.

Neither nastaliq nor Devanagari is a poor script. It does justice to its vocab and style equally well

Watch this video to know more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG8Pm3Qfb38[embed]

RJ

wkr9de

No.78087

>>76696(OP)

>urdu script bs

Bingo

Okay, first

There are no short vowels indicated.

The e in pen is the same as i in pin

u in bun doesn't exist, and so on.

Second, long vowels are shared by consonants

So any long u/oo is also a w or v

Any long e or ai, or i/ee is also a y.

So,

Tumse becomes tumsy or tmsy for them

Jaisa might be jeysa or some shit

That's the general explanation besides the fact that most of them are inbred retards whose parents and grandparents and great grandparents until the earliest Hindu in their line are cousins.

RJ

wkr9de

No.78090

>>76727

>they even teach grammar in their schools with so much inconsistency.

Well, we teach our grammar using Sanskrit terms, which works really well because the concepts are still pretty similar. (Except some vibhakti, which Hindi only has partial vestiges of)

They use Arabic words to explain grammar, which doesn't work.

They say stupid shit like

Masdar (verb) ki haisiyat (declension or something)

RJ

wkr9de

No.78094

>>76741

>>76761

Yaar it's like if some Biharis start calling their penis as pappu or lalu or something.

Over time this slang word becomes one of the main words for the genital, and then future jeets will think thaf Biharis literally had a leader named Penis Yadav or some shit.

Dick is a nickname for Rick, which is a nickname for Richard.

Just as Willy is a nickname for William

But now we know Dick and Willy to be names for the penis.

Anonymous

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Jvp461

No.78105

>>78086

You are repeating what i said and re-interpreting in n ways, it's less about their evolutionary history in itself rather the way they are as it is.

It's about urdu and why certain words are the way they were. The very fundamental difference in vowels between two is the cause, also aggravated by the script usage. As further explained here by motivsaar too

>>78087

>>78090

Hindi evolution is different because it imports most of the vocabulary and structure from sanskrit and prakrit etc. The script devanagari is from brahmi, as someone who can write in brahmi can easily see the evolution in that. Sanskrit brahmi, then hindi devanagari is very close compared to nastaliq and meme that is urdu - at best you can call parsianised of the hindi-urdu-predecessor.

Urdu is retarded because despite most of the vocabulary being same as predecessar hindi equivalent, they use retarded grammar - the crux of it all.

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