Are Urdu and Hindi Really Different?

Ever wondered if Hindi and Urdu are just the same language wearing different outfits? Well, you're not alone! Join us as we dive deep into the intricate world of these two fascinating languages.
It's a common belief that Urdu and Hindi are identical twins, but is that the whole truth? Sure, a Hindi and Urdu speaker can converse effortlessly, but does that mean they speak the same language? In this video, we will go on a trip to history and see how these languages came into being.
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[@prysp]

Hindi and Urdu are just like Purple and Violet. One has more blue, while the other has more red, but both are made up of red of blue. Red represents Persian and Arabic, while Blue represent Samskrit.

[@iip]

Apt!

[@abhinavanand7567]

​@@iipplease also make a video on similarity between bangla , odia Assamese and maithili

[@aryansharma3083]

​@@abhinavanand7567he already has one brother 😊.

[@AbhinavChauhan-nc8hj]

But ancient Persian is closer to Sanskrit as they are sister languages. The difference maker is solely Arabic.

[@baslatz_]

Sanskrit. There is no m.

[@KaushikBiswasDipto]

"Hindi and Urdu are two twins who are identical by nature but very different by nurture." Very well put into words, man.

[@moments4727]

Identical by nature but very different by nature 😢 kehna Kya chahte ho?

[@aahna3177]

​@@moments4727last mein nurture hai.हिंदी में कहे तो "परवरिश" ।

[@gmvlogs14]

they both are damn different lang he is stpdddd

[@muhammadhassaan8684]

I'm ​@@moments4727

[@mohammedjabbar9312]

Nature ko Fitrat kahtey hain. نیچر کو فطرت کہتے ھیں۔

[@umairkhan5058]

An Urdu Speaker from Pakistan 🇵🇰. I really loved your Video. I learned many things that I never knew about,even about my own language. This is like best video ever for Urdu/ Hindi Speaker to atleast know about their origins, similarities and differences.

[@newajulhoque9309]

Lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤❤

[@dhirendrabisht393]

12:26 😮😮 12:26

[@umairkhan5058]

​@@dhirendrabisht393 Can you please elaborate, that what you want to say

[@Tahasinafatema]

Urdu is terrorist's language who will speak in that😂

[@axolotl5758]

There are other examples of similarity, like bribri and cabecar languages

[@abhisheksaxena7227]

We speak Hindustani language which is a mix of Hindi & Urdu. We love both languages

[@kabirhussainofficial3917]

As we know Urdu Hindi Safar. Yatra Imtehaan. Pariksha Intezar. Pratiksha Pet garbh Naaz. Ghamand Faqr. Garv Fateh. Vijay Insaan. Manushya Shadi. Vivah Nikaah. Suyember Qatl. Hatya Jaruri. Awashak Mulk. Desh Ladaai. Yudh Zaalim. Dusht Raash. Sahan Baatchit. Vartalap Faisla. Nirnay Saza. Dand Tehzeeb. Sanskaar Zabardasti. Jabran Darr. Bhayy Kasrat. Vyayam Ilaaka. Chhetr Zindagi. Jeevan Malik. Swami Kamra. Kakchh Usool. Niyam Bahadur. Soorma Dimaagh. Mastik Jism. Sharir Badlaav. Parivartan Aib. Kuretiya Aftaab. Shaam Ilaaj. Upchhar Geza. Anaaj 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@SeturaajaMajhi]

Then creat a separate language of that , hindustani, why hindi is so urdufied ? We proud that our Odia language is civilized and most Sanskritized than any indian language in the country. I'm from Odisha , I was forced to learn that hindi khadiboli languages in my school as 3rd language, hindi is so gender based , have femine and masculine words, hindi words end with halant ୍ (well there's no need for extra halant matra for hindi language) 😂 And I can't understand hindi without sanskrit words..,I'm telling you... No need to impose hindi on us. Stop your organization like hindi bhasa prachara samiti 😏

[@ffgnikhilgaming9621]

​@@SeturaajaMajhiOdia😂🤣 Aiayayo achi bochhi kachi😂

[@RashmiPriyadarshini]

Hindi isn't the only language to have gender and if you don't want to learn it then just don't learn it and stay at your place, every language has its own importance and disrespecting it doesn't help you getting into a better state. I'm an Odia as well and learnt Hindi as my third language and learning it was super helpful especially in other states, the problem is we people are ashamed to talk in our own mother tongue even when we meet an another Odia in a train or in a place outside the state, leave about outside, people are having the inferiority complex of speaking it inside their own state unlike the Bengalis. Just look at our news channels, the reporters are butchering the Odia words with the halant itself just for some style or show-off. Learning multiple languages is a boon and it should be promoted to be a polyglot (also helps in better neural connection and plasticity) but being ashamed of your mother tongue is the first thing to be removed. Prioritising one's own mother tongue is an excellent motive but that doesn't give any of us the right to insult the other one just because we don't to want associate or learn it. Try to remove the inferiority complex first, many people are trying to look like they belong to W.B. and I've witnessed it multiple times on different occasions. P.S.: I speak 6 languages out of which 3 are Indian languages.

[@abdularhamkhan9254]

I'm from Pakistani Punjab "Lahore" and Urdu has been a way of expressions and love of my life. I love Hindi and use Sanskrit words too. The journey of creation of these sister languages Urdu/Hindi was amazing. From Rekhta to Lakhnavi, Dehalvi, Dakini, Hindvi, Hindustani to Hindi and Urdu-e-Muala to Urdu. This language is the pure creation of subcontinent and is most modern language in the History of India in last 5000 years. The most prominent work in this regard is of Hazrat Amir Khusrao. The beauty of this language is that "it has the power to merge any language's vocab in it so it's always expanding..." I always think of Urdu and Hindi as sister languages with Urdu in the influence of Arabic/Persian and Hindi under the Sanskrit. You brought this subject to the level of perfection by shedding light on it. App ney iss mozu pe roshni daal ker issay darja e kamal tak pohuncha dia ha! آپ نے اس موضوع پر روشنی ڈال کر اسے درجہء کمال تک پہنچا دیا ہے۔ आपने इस विषय पर प्रकाश डालकर इसे पूर्णता के स्तर पर पहुँचाया

[@WPEVILFF]

It's perfect... Where do you learn Hindi?

[@FAHAD_IN-QATAR]

​@@WPEVILFFfrom god😂

[@Hassan5.-]

@@WPEVILFF copy paste exists

[@Tea.is.fantastic.2019]

Kiya apni zuban Punjabi sy bhi itni muhabat hy or bolty ho?

[@Israelahmad1933]

Ye sab to theek hai lekin Jinna ne bahut galat Kiya hum musalmano ko teen jagah baant kar,, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh,, hate from India from the heart of a Muslim

[@_oyekalakaar_]

When the world tries to paint everything as a black and white issue, you bring the context and allow the people the explore the grey area with such detailed explanation. You remind us that we are living in such an interconnected world and everything from what we eat to what we speak has evolved through a number of steps. The storytelling used to bing these concepts is also top notch. Reminds me of the style by Anirudh Kanisetti in his book Lords of Deccan. Great video and great research once again. Heartfelt Thank you! 🙏☺

[@iip]

Thank you so much! Also thank you specially for the recommendation of the book

[@RachaelWill]

Well, said. People need education more and needs to learn and research before act.

[@ibrar6364]

@@iip WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU? LANGUAGE DOES NOT REPRESENT RELIGION , I KNOW ITS FOR EDUCATION BUT ITS WRONG, HERE IN PAKISTAN MANY HINDUS SPEAK URDU AND MILLIONS OF MUSLIMS SPEAK HINDI, STOP DEVIDING PEOPLE, GROW UP

[@rudro3958]

As a Bangladeshi Bengali, I can understand Hindi 90% because it has similar words like Bangla but pronunciation is little different. But I can understand 60% urdu because it has many arabic or persian awards. Bangla has also Arabic and Persian words but they sounds little different and mostly more softly with o and sh sound.

[@pritamroy8872]

বাঙলার তো গুচ্ছ উপভাষা। আমি রাঢ়ীতে কথা বলি আর আপনি কোন উপভাষায় কথা বলেন?

[@spidylov3382]

Bangladeshi Bengali have arabic or persian not Pure authentic indian one

[@zahranmohammad3880]

@@spidylov3382 no language is "pure" or "authentic" since they all have loan words.

[@farzanapoly739]

​@@spidylov3382 Indian Bengalis are like the British. Sticking to the original way. We use a mix of many dialects.

[@farzanapoly739]

​@@spidylov3382I suggest you to visit Bangladesh. We don't use that many persian or arabic words on a daily basis.

[@mohdanzar1895]

Pure Urdu and pure Hindi languages are quite different....but Bollywood Urdu and Hindi are same 😂

[@kunalsinghal1247]

To be honest they don't know any specific language correctly 😅. Aaj kal ka movies dekho kese Punjabi ka baand baja rahe hai bollywood wale 😂. Hindi aur Urdu ka tho phele se hi baand baja rahe hai 😂.

[@krishnapatel3299]

Unnecessary fazol bakwas ab jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic words + 45-50% Persian words + hardly 🇮🇳 speaks 5-10% Sanskirt words Sanskirt is a dead language before Mughals before even 12 century Amir khusro times Indian used to talk farsi+arabic words. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words +45% Persian words...5% other languages. . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 speaks also URDU which is Arabic+Persian words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 hindi/hindu is also persian word🌬 . 90% bollywood script are written in Urdu 98% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Shaheed- Used only for Muslims😎 Kharaab- Bad sharaab - alcohol Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Mulk Museebat- Misfortune Qaum- Nation Junoon Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim Aurat - woman☕️ Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, khirab , silsila Aadat, Halat , Ibadat , ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat Hasrat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat , dua Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Jism, Rooh, Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas , khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 Rab☝️ Shukar..Shukriya . These are some 1% arabic words. Indians even dont know that these are Arabic words..they think these are sanskirt words🦧😂 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 These are some 1% farsi words hai. . Its really Funny 🇮🇳 speaks 90% Arabic+Farsi words which is called Urdu but they say we are using sanskirts words mostly thats why we are talking Hindi🦧 Delusional🤡 in Hindi u cannot even speak 1 sentence without using Arabic+Farsi words👊🌬

[@adityadubey177]

@@krishnapatel3299 Hindi and Urdu are kind of same , mixture of Persian and Prakrit( derivative of Vedic Sanskrit), main difference is Hindi is more Sanskrit-ised version and Urdu is more Arabic-ised

[@uniquevideos30s-cc3wi]

​@@krishnapatel3299good 💯

[@MaheshKumar-yj8nc]

Pure Urdu exist nahi karti. Urdu is a made up language by mixing many languages. Ha politically Pakistani try to mix more and more Arabic and Persian words and call it pure but is actually impurer because you are mixing words from afar away lands of Arabs.

[@coldplayfan7357]

Thank you for recognising the importance of braj bhasa in the evolution of Hindi and even Urdu. As a person from this region I feel happy to know how much braj region has shaped the cultures, traditions and languages of India since the time of lord Krishna

[@vinaymann838]

As a padosi of Braj region and having Braj speaking friend, I would like to see Braj as a different language from Hindi. 😊

[@coldplayfan7357]

@@vinaymann838 Sadly, braj language is highly looked down upon by people from cities. It is considered as the language of vulgar, illiterate,village simpletons. I have seen this in every cities of braj like mathura,agra, aligarh.

[@vinaymann838]

@@coldplayfan7357 chinta mat Karo, sab acha hoga, but tum log Braj ko bhulana mat. Love from Haryana.

[@user-gz2qh2fm1m]

Bollywood is still promoting Arabic language here in India in the name of Urdu & trying to islamise the country

[@divyanshupandey9737]

Not only braj. All dialects of up like awadhi, bhojpuri, braj, bundeli, etc shaped hindi/urdu

[@abhirathrs5780]

As a Malayali, I can understand Hindi much more than Urdu as Hindi is Sanskritized and Urdu is Persianized. Malayalam being a highly Sanskritized Dravidian language has many Sanskrit words and sounds making it easy to understand Hindi.

[@abhirathrs5780]

@@user-uq1pb1ig6g Did I say, Malayalam originated from Sanskrit? Not at all. That is why I said it is one of the most "Sanskritized Dravidian languages" in India. Malayalam isn't derived from "Pure Tamil". Malayalam originated from the Old-Tamil / Proto Tamil-Malayalam, most specifically from the "Karintamil" group. It is the name given for non-standardized Tamil dialects spoken in Tamilakam during the Sangam period. Malayalam in it's initial stage was a vernacular of Old-Tamil which later evolved to form a distinct language. This evolution was fueled by Sanskrit after the arrival of Namboodiri Brahmins. This is why Malayalam is not exactly the same as modern Tamil. Secondly, it's absolutely wrong to say Sanskrit was introduced by Tamil Brahmins. Sanskrit came to Kerala with a set of Brahmin communities who arrived from Karnataka, which in turn initially migrated from North India during the 9th century. These Brahmins firstly assimilated with the local population for a short period and later chose to remain endogamous. They formed the present day "Namboodiri Brahmins" which are the most common, indigenous and predominant Brahmin community in Kerala. Their migration root is as follows; North India - Karnataka - Tulu Nadu - Kerala. They introduced their vedic knowledge, vedic rites, followed tantric tradition, and mixed Sanskrit with the local language. This happened between 9th-12th century period. The other two major Brahmin communities in Kerala are the Iyer Brahmins and Konkani Brahmins. You are referring to Iyer Brahmins in your comment, however both Iyer Brahmins and Konkani Brahmins arrived here long after the Namboodiris. Iyer Brahmins are commonly seen in Palakkad, as they cross the border through the Palakkad gap of western ghats. Iyers are also found in Thiruvananthapuram side as they are close to Kanyakumari (border to TN). These Iyer Brahmins are proud of their Tamil heritage and even speak Tamil (and Malayalam) in their houses, they have Tamil as their liturgical language and give less importance to Sanskrit. Many of the Iyer Brahmins live together in Agraharas and wear Thilak. The women wear ornaments and Tamil style Saree. All these factors are entirely different from Namboodiris as they don't have any Tamil lineage and they gave importance to Sanskrit and Vedic rites. They also live in independent houses known as "Illam" or "Mana". Unlike Iyers, they don't wear the similar Thilak. Namboodiris also wear less ornaments and usually wear plain white or kasavu mundu (and mel mundu). Lastly, the Konkani or GSB Brahmins recently came here from Goa during the colonial period in order to escape conversion to Christianity. They speak Konkani in their home along with Malayalam. We don't disrespect Sanskrit and Tamil as both languages are equally important to us. If Old Tamil is the mother of Malayalam, then Sanskrit is the foster mother that nurtured Malayalam throughout its journey. Removal of Sanskrit will create a huge breakdown to Malayalam. The sounds; ഋ, അഃ, ഖ, ഘ, ഛ, ഝ, ഠ, ഢ, ഥ, ധ, ഫ, ഭ, ര, ഷ, സ, ഹ, ക്ഷ, ജ്ഞ, etc.. are derived from Sanskrit. Many Sanskrit words are also used intensively in Malayalam as nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and so on. Even the grammar is also influenced by Sanskrit. In standard Malayalam, the use of Sanskrit increases while in local speaking it decreases. Not only Sanskrit, there are tons of words we derived from Portuguese, Dutch, English, Persian, Hindi, Arabic and even from Hebrew. It would be a hectic task for us to speak and write in pure Malayalam!! If Sanskrit was to be removed, all the other influences along with modern Tamil should also be removed. The concept present in Sanskritization of Malayalam is an ordinary phenomenon for every world languages. Just take the case for English, even though English was formed from Old-Germanic, it borrowed a lot of words from Romance languages like Spanish, France and from latin and Greek. This makes us feel English closer to these languages than German. The Hebrew spoken in Israel has a lot of Arabic origin words, even though Hebrew is a much older language than Arabic. Thai, Khmer, Indonesian, Malay, all faced the same thing. When our language's literary father figures tried to give an independent stance to Malayalam, they removed the over usage of both Sanskrit and Tamil words. We can limit the use of Sanskrit but cannot entirely remove it, we are not frustrated with that as our history, heritage, culture, art, dance forms are all influenced by Sanskrit and the people that use it. Kathakali, Koodiyattam, Nangyar kuth, Chakyar kuth all are Sanskrit theatre arts. Mohiniyattam which is based on Natyashastra also has vedic lineage. The Karnatic music prevalent in Kerala also has its roots in Sama Veda, which is of Sanskrit origin. Ganapati Homa, Yajnas, Tantric rites, vedic traditions, temple rituals all have vedic-sanskrit origins. We enjoy this diversity instead of retaining the "Pure Malayalam" concept.

[@kiranm8817]

@@user-uq1pb1ig6g we love our language like you love yours. A child has its own individual different from its mother or father. So please accept Malayalam for what it is… It is a hybrid of two languages Tamil and Sanskrit and not a bastard. As far as Brahmins are concerned we do who have a Malayali Brahmin population called Namboodiris and their sub castes who are different from Tamil Brahmins. And for your information Thunjathezhuthachan - who is considered father of Malayalam was not a Brahmin.

[@secretagent5985]

​@@kiranm8817dgaf brother...just another random Tamil hating on Sanskrit, similar to Hitler hating on Jews

[@shepardvasnormandy]

@@user-uq1pb1ig6g full name is Thunchaththu Ramanujan Ezhuthachan, with "Ezhuthachan" being a caste name. It is an OBC caste from Kerala that was primarily supposed to be a teaching class.

[@anandnaa]

​@@shepardvasnormandyഎഴുത്തച്ഛൻ എന്ന ജാതി പേര് ഒ ഇ സി എന്ന വിഭാഗത്തിൽ പെട്ടത് ആണ്, അങ്ങനെ ഒരു വിഭാഗം കൂടെ ഉണ്ട് എന്ന് തോന്നുന്നു ,ഈ വിവരം ഇല്ലാത്ത മണ്ടനോട്(മോളിൽ കമൻ്റ് ഇട്ടവൻ)വാദിക്കാൻ നിക്കരുത്,വെറും പൊട്ടൻ ആണിവൻ,വെറും വിഡ്ഢിത്തം മാത്രം കയ്യിലുള്ള, പ്രോപാഗണ്ട മാത്രം അറിയാവുന്ന ഇടിയറ്റ്

[@zicob2536]

I learned Hindi from Bollywood movies and songs which uses a lot of Urdu. It was only after watching Ramayan and BR Chopra's Mahabharat that I noticed what pure Hindi sounds like!

[@muslim_first]

The reason why Bollywood uses Urdu songs is Bollywood takes inspiration from old Pakistani songs

[@erieluvie0905]

​@@muslim_first Bollywood literally takes "inspiration" from every culture except the real Hindu culture. So it's nothing to do with Pakistan.

[@muslim_first]

@@erieluvie0905 Bollywood had used many old Pakistani songs lyrics and composition

[@SunnyYadav-ny5kf]

​​@@muslim_firstdo you know how many films bollywood make each year and how many song each film has. Even when they use pakistani song they buy rights to the songs first legally. You are talking about a small subset dude. It is mainly due writer like javed Akhtar, salim etc

[@erieluvie0905]

@@muslim_first do you know how many old english, American, Korean, German, Turkish, Spanish, Arabic, etc. songs have been remade by Bollywood all throughout history? Even Indian songs of languages other than Hindi have been remade by Bollywood. It's not only Pakistan. Take a step back.

[@faree38green]

Very well researched... I am a native Urdu speaker from Lucknow but I take pride in the syncretic culture that developed in UP and elsewhere in northern India.

[@kabiraltaf]

Ganga Jamuni tehzeeb :)

[@faree38green]

@@kabiraltaf absolutely! 😊

[@avicr4727]

just one task make a statement in pure urdu without using hindi words you will get answer if urdu is a language or not

[@faree38green]

@@avicr4727 what a stupid statement.. Did I say that Urdu did not have a khadi boli foundation? Shows the level of bigotry indoctrinated in you in wanting me to prove something. I don't owe you anything mate so jog on!

[@loserang2877]

​@@avicr4727 anything which is even remotely associated with islam should be discarded once for all.

[@Jimmy-bd6fz]

I am 20 years old and a medical student as well as an Urdu poet, I love writing Urdu Kalam and expressing my feelings through words, but I also read Hindi novels and they are excellent, so I also speak Hindi, Urdu, Sanskrit, Marathi, German, Russian french and i appreciate your hard work

[@iip]

Love it! The more languages you acquire, the more tools you get to craft your worldview. Keep going :)

[@alani3992]

Have you heard of that Jansen guy? He is a polyglot, & also the most native sounding Western-speaker of Hindustani.

[@rajeebbarma]

I’ve lived in Germany for 10 years and after adding german as my fourth language, I can say I now know many accents of this language and it’s very impressive how it is used here. What is your take on this langauge.

[@vipulupadhyay3678]

Kisi ne pucha?

[@Jimmy-bd6fz]

@@vipulupadhyay3678 To tumhe kisne bataya

[@prime_edgecc]

I can't imagine the time,effort and research you give to these videos. Really Love your content.

[@Kaboooooom]

Why not, that's the full time job he chose, after iit, to make Millions down the line. U would be amazed at how much can you research in 8hrs (1 working day), if you were doing it seriously.

[@sahaanirban]

@@Kaboooooom I do not think he does it full time. I might be wrong.

[@sourojyotibandyopadhyay3670]

People fight over the purity of their language and culture without realising that every surviving and thriving culture is a mixture of several others and the real beauty lies in that. Thank you Ashris for making content like this. Hope to see more in the future

[@jupe2001]

Educated prefer to speak in a 'pure' language because they are beautiful.

[@waleedkhalid7486]

Exactly this. I wish more people understood the basics of cultural diffusion. All modern cultures, religions, and languages are amalgamations of several others throughout the ages. Whether by the sword or by the pen, people have always learned, lived, and loved in groups. We are far more connected than we think, so let’s all just get along!

[@569-shashankjoshi7]

Fir bhi kannada and karnataka mere liye important hi hai.... Chahe koi kuch bhi kahe

[@marajahmed7858]

@@jupe2001 what is “pure” 😅

[@jupe2001]

@@marajahmed7858 It is not necessary to define pure. It is whatever the people belive it is. Shuddha or Khalis language is used for aesthetic reason.

[@Wisdomking77]

20:35 another ifaza is "dard-e-disco" 😁

[@JJ-hp6mb]

😅👏🏽

[@fearofunknown-u7j]

@@JJ-hp6mb It is izafa dude🥲

[@prysp]

@@Wisdomking77 Maggi Masala-e-Magic

[@Razax7]

I've never seen so well researched and documented video on topics like this. As a Pakistani, I absolutely adore this video and have subscribed to your channel.

[@umbertlambert2113]

I agree. I am Indian. You are my enemy, but I agree with you.

[@__Tokkun__]

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[@allaboutgames5133]

Ture this video is vey informative

[@friendly4186]

@@umbertlambert2113 You've not even seen him, met him or talked to him. How can you declare an unknown as a friend or enemy?

[@coldplayfan7357]

@@umbertlambert2113 Did he hurt you or your loved ones? Why is he your enemy?

[@bedi09]

My children are US born English speaking ABCD. This has been an amazing experience and lesson for them while I was struggling to teach them "our language." I appreciate the research and time that you have put into this Master Piece. Have you considered submitting your video essay to universities?

[@paapi_chulo]

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[@shaina136]

As someone who’s always fascinated with linguistics and is constantly learning languages, I applaud the research and the immense amount of hard work that you’ve put into this and your previous video on Odia and Bengali as well. Infusing storytelling and music, marvellously done!!! I’d love to know your sources for further reading and knowledge

[@Nagvanshieus]

How many languages you had learned?

[@prajwalkannadiga8737]

As a south indian kannada speakers. When i used to study Hindi in school days. I felt like it is same as kannada interms of grammatical order, script structure everything but writing was different. Why i watched some Bollywood movie especially songs i couldn't grab most of the words.

[@DipakBose-bq1vv]

Bollywood is under the Muslims; they use Urdu not Hindi.

[@chappalkasukh]

Yes, the idea behind Hindi was not bad, but I guess the original government didn't know much about how to promote a language. People today speak Hindi (in north India - UP, Bihar, Jharkhand etc.) instead of Bhojpuri, Maithili or Awadhi not because they were taught in the school but because bollywood out of Bombay is dominant while local Bhojpuri movies are not. Languages don't ride on official madarsas, they ride on art, and art is subservient to the rich.

[@K.sharma.45]

​ओह भाई यूपी,बिहार की भाषा भोजपुरी मैथिली , अवधी है , नॉर्थ यूपी,दिल्ली के आस पास का एरिया यहां पैदा हुई थी हिंदी

[@justamanofculture12]

By far one of the best video I've ever seen regarding Linguistics of subcontinent. Both languages are beautiful in their own nature...... Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥.........

[@user-yl9wm3ep8c]

Wrong information Unnecessary fazol lambhi kri hai video takey logon ko intellectual ka galat perception de sake...Jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai....Aaj k india mein log Arabic + Farsi words zyada bolte hai...toh iska matlab woh Urdu hi bolte hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic + 45-50% Farsi words + hardly mushkil se 5 ya10% sanskirt words 🇮🇳 log bolte aur use krte hongy Sanskirt is dead language Mughalo se bhi pehle se hi....12 century Amir khusro se bhi pehle se hi..sanskirt dead language thi. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words + 45% Farsi words..5% other languages . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 also speaks URDU which is Arabic+Farsi words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 Hindi/Hindu is also Farsi word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . 98% lyricist poet writes songs/shayri in Urdu . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim - criminal Aurat - woman☕️ Mulk ,Qaum, Junoon, Kharaab, sharaab Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, silsila, alvida Aadat, Halat ,Museebat, Ibadat , Ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat, Jism, Rooh, Himmat, mehnat ,Kismat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat, Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas ,Khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 RAB☝️ Shaheed- Sirf Muslims hi hote hai😎 Shukar..Shukriya . Yeh kuch 1% arabic words hai aur B boht hai abhi yaad nahi arahe. Indians ko pata hi nahi hai k yeh arabic words hi ha👊 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 Yeh kuch 2% farsi words hai. . its funny indian bolte Arabic+Farsi k words hai jisko Urdu kehte hai lekin woh kehte hai k hum Sanskirt k lafz bol rahe hai isliye hum hindi bol rahe hai🦧Jabk ek pora sentence tk nahi bol sekte Hindi mein Arabic+Farsi k begair👊🌬

[@saiashwin9930]

From a south Indian perspective, I would definitely say hindi and urdu are two different things. For example, if someone speaks to me in Hindi normally they usually tend to use the more Sanskritized version which is easily understandable due to sanskrit influence in south indian languages but when I hear to bollywood songs they tend to use more Urdu words (which can be identifies by the usage of words with Ph, Kh, Q) and I mostly don't get the meanings of the words used in the songs.

[@saidineshkodavanti2482]

Exactly!!! Sanskritized Hindi can be understood by South Indians somewhat more than the Urdu mix. Bollywood songs sound and feel good but can't be understood because of more usage of Urdu and Persian words

[@gauravsharma1254]

Read any circular from GOI, that is even more sanskitized version of Hindi unfortunately that is not spoken amongst youth nowadays.

[@prashantnaik8273]

Then they become a different dialects, if you are a kanndiga , you won't understand some words used by different part of Karnataka

[@adweetiyamohapatra7326]

Correct me if I am wrong , I have observed that sanskrit influence is more in Malayalam , Kannada and telugu as compared to Tamil. So for a Tamilian both the languages may be equally unintelligible.

[@saiashwin9930]

@adweetiyamohapatra7326 I'm a tamilian still in every day language there is some influence of sanskrit words (lesser compared to other southernlanguages though). Still this maybe because I have a different exposure but true that it is not that much intelligible for average tamilians

[@cecepahmadnasori8083]

Indonesian has both Arabic and Sanskrit flavour even in our names 😂 for example muhammad putra, Fauziah Sridewi, Wisnu al fattah, etc. In sentences we have something like “Bumi pertiwi diberkahi Allah” “Jemaah itu belajar bahasa Arab di madrasah saban ahad” “Semua dukacita alam dunia akan sirnah dengan pujian kepada raja alam semesta”

[@coldplayfan7357]

Indonesian language and names are a unique mix of both Arabic and Sanskrit. I have seen the same in Thai language too

[@dnd-yd2uu]

but why do you guys use the Latin script, instead of any Indian Script or Arabic script (for that matter)?

[@cecepahmadnasori8083]

we have a ton of pallava arabic derived scripts which is why we used latin so it becomes more universal @@dnd-yd2uu

[@_Khanshah_]

​​@@dnd-yd2uuDutch colonial influence, but Javanese has it's own very beautiful but difficult script, bahasa Indonesia's main purpose was to unite Indonesians so using a difficult script was unnecessary

[@shivkumar0810]

Oh 😂😂, cool.

[@user-uy2so3ne5b]

Well done 👍 Pehli baar kisi ne itni kam ki informative video bnai Urdu or Hindi language pe

[@yannhuang6992]

I am a Chinese and read Hindi at Uni. What I was taught is extremely शुद्ध हिन्दी which always prefers Sanskrit words, though Persian/ Arabic words are tolerated but not recommended, the result is that I can perfectly well understand well-educated people or those who reside on the highest and middle levels of the social ladder. But the kind of Hindi spoken by working-class or lower classes is totally alien to me.

[@kvuppal1]

Interesting remark. I studied Hindi at a bilingual (English -hindi) school. The Hindi we were taught was the "pure" kind that this video talks about, to the point where we are not at all equipped to understand Urdu poetry or even common Bollywood songs which have a heavy urdu component. While we're sort of proud of our good Hindi, I lament our total ignorance of Urdu. Our Hindi textbooks pretended that the real world didn't exist.

[@pushpeh57]

Hindi+Urdu is called Hindustani language which is mostly spoken by us

[@reganrock8762]

Hindi itself is an Arabic term, not from Sanskrit. So whatever the Urdu we have today happens to be Original Hindi. 😂 Sanskritized Hindi is a colonial missionary work.

[@A-TrueIndian]

We have older version of local language (more pure), that is still spoken in regional area. Hindi is a child born later with mix of foreign influence. (Persian/iranian) Where sanskrit,- is only spoken by literate people in ancient time.

[@user-kh4bz5rh6b]

you look down poor people

[@qwertyca]

OMG, your content is just mind blowing dude. Keep it up! BTW, one correction though: Muslim invaders to India were not Turki_sh_, they were Turki_c_. There's a difference. Turkish people live in Anatolia, but Turkic people live in Central Asia in places like Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan etc. They are both related to each other because they are both descended from the same ancestral language called Proto-Turkic (which interestingly enough itself came from Mongolia). Just like how Farsi and Sanskrit both originate from Indo-Iranian. Babar for example, came from the Ferghana Valley in modern-day Uzbekistan, not Turkey, and AFAIK India has never had invaders coming directly from the region in or near modern-day Turkey after Alexander.

[@parjanyashukla176]

​@@anshul6168 The Turkish identity, which is kind of like a white, Islamic European identity has evolved separately from their ancestral Turks, who were basically nomadic semi-mongoloid Arabized Asians. We are talking about two different eras and two different geographies here, and it's not really a contemporary reality.

[@iranickid]

true but ur statement is slightly wrong, lemme correct it, you see, all turkish peoples are turkic but not all turkic peoples are turkish. so by that logic, turkey also isn't free of turkic similar to that of central asia, i am not precisely sure but i opine that the modern-day turkish could be descended from central asians, turkmen to be precise.

[@-rate6326]

​​@@iranickid not all Turkish are turkic. They are Anatolian too. More like Greeks. You find greek ancestry in Pakistan and India too. Alexander and his army might have been similar to chingis khann.

[@randomclips5540]

They came in India to remove paganism 😂

[@Flying_Spaghetti_Monsterr]

​@@randomclips5540 But failed hard 😂

[@nisal_jay]

I am Sri Lankan and for me Hindi is quite easy to understand as there exists multiple cognates in my mother tongue. While Urdu has a significant amount of burrowed words that makes the somewhat difficult. Yet I think I can understand both fairly well.

[@zhozhoe]

Ask an educated Sri Lankan Moor what they understand better.

[@nisal_jay]

@@zhozhoe definitely Urdu. Most of my Muslim friends learn Arabic, probably are familiar with it at least. While, they mostly speak Tamil which is quite different to North Indian languages. We on the other hand speak a language that is heavily influenced by Sanskrit and Magadhi.

[@pmishra786]

​@@nisal_jaytrue Sinhalese is derived from Magadhi Prakrit, somewhat related to Bangla, Odiya

[@AhmadKhan99473]

but Sri Lankan cricketer's don't understand any of thse nor they speak,in comparison Bangladeshi cricketers speak Urdu with indo-pak cricketer's rather than English

[@dmcindianfan5374]

But hindi everyone speaks is now highly full of Urdu Fharsi Arbi Angrezi 😂😅

[@salmanban05]

Kudos! This video, and the one about 16 Indian philosophies, were enough to convince me that an informative YT channel of this caliber is perhaps a first in India. I hope you are able to maintain the quality of the videos for a long time to come, and earn all the accolades you deserve. Also, props to you for getting the guttural pronunciations of Urdu/Arabic right!

[@Suresh_Kamath]

Must have practiced the pronunciations a lot.

[@rakeshr160]

I initially thought that major Sanskrit influence in Hindi was the problem that made it difficult in Southern India, but on the contrary it is the persian influence that made it sound like a foreign language in the South. Just an example, Sundar, Soundarya etc words can easily be understood in Southern India but khoobsurat is a new and entirely foreign sounding sound for people in the South. Other most common examples are Bhoomi/Boomi vs zameen Bhasha /basa/bhasa/basha vs zabaan Sakti/Shakti vs takat Adhikar vs haq Niyam vs kanoon etc etc

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

Yes Sanskritized Hindi can easy for Southern India.

[@kashutosh9132]

Thik hume koi problem nhi h😂 Hindi ko hum national language declare kar dete h Tum sanskritised hindi me bolna hum samjh jayenge - hume koi issue nhi h

[@bijoydasudiya]

Hindi or Hindawi or Hindustani is a Khariboli based Creole. What's the problem?

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

Is this the reason why hindi people say that they don't understand sinhala and tamils say that they can understand sinhala.? Cuz all those sanskrit words are used in sinhalese.. unlike Northern languages sinhala didn't get any persian and Arabic vocab in to their language..

[@kashutosh9132]

@@user-ib2dq7ev5n People who have studied Hindi as a subject in school can understand Sanskrit as formal hindi written in book is highly sanskritised and different from spoken hindi

[@NHashir1]

Your pronunciation of both Hindi and Urdu are so on point, I'm really impressed!

[@ansarkhokharr]

His urdu pronunciation is not accurate. That's why he used some movie clips to understand. BTW, love it!

[@fmkhan213]

Urdu bus so so he Bhai ki. But good effort

[@Shah-roz]

While growing up in the 90's, i learned (how to read & write) Urdu and Arabic by a home tutor (Haafiz sahab) and parallelly i also learned Hindi & Sanskrit at school. Never felt that any of it doesn't belong to me. While watching your video, i could deeply connect & understand the context and the comparison between the languages. Thank you for making this video in detail.

[@Master_of_faltu_things]

Same pinch ❤🎉

[@ketikteks]

As a muslim same here 😂😂😂

[@_Khanshah_]

Same here as a Muslim, all languages are gift from Allah so I love every language, Arabic is just "official" language for Islam

[@rishabhrox1]

@@_Khanshah_ Not even 'official', it is just the original language of Qur'an, and translating it would make its meaning lost. That's why Arabic is important for Islam. This is the case with other religions too, Buddhists of Myanmar chant many hymns in Pali, not Burmese. Hindus of Indonesia still chant Gayatri Mantra in Sanskrit, because it cannot be easily translated with correct meaning in Indonesian. And Parsis of India continue to recite their Gathas in Avestan, they didn't translate them to Gujarati or Marathi (most of their mother tongues today).

[@MdIbrahim-bk3vy]

​@@rishabhrox1arabic used in quran is different then arabic speaked

[@zannatulferdows6563]

I am a Bangladeshi Bengali. I understand Hindi language better than Urdu. In fact Hindi language seems like Bengali to me. But to watch any movie or drama in Urdu I have to watch subtitles. Bengali words and Hindi words are largely similar. There is some difference in pronunciation. Bengali language has more influence of Sanskrit. If you look at Bengali grammar, here some rules of Sanskrit grammar written by Panini are directly applied. Since Persian was once the official language of the entire subcontinent, some Persian words have been absorbed into our language. Not only Persian, Arabic, English, Portuguese etc. words are also there. This is the case not only in Bengali but also in other languages of the subcontinent. You can even say that you will find this mixture in many languages of the world. For example, the word chocolate is Mexican but people all over the world are using this word. Keeping these things aside, one thing can be clearly said that the influence of Sanskrit is more in Bengali language. Behind this there is also a proper explanation regarding language family, regional development of language etc. Anyway love from Bangladesh ❤

[@sahilsingh6048]

Hindi words sound 'a' in bengali a replaced with 'o' to make it more sweeter.

[@alahiri2002]

⁠@@sahilsingh6048The schwa in Bangla is topically not [o]. This is common mistake Hindi speakers make, because the actual sound does not exist in Hindi and they hear [o] as a result. In IPA, the sound is represented as [ɔ]. Bangla also does not derive its phonological developments from Hindi. While it is true that Hindi uses [ə] as its schwa and the [ə] to [ɔ] shift did take place in Bangla, this has its origins in Magadhi Prakrit, not in Hindi.

[@mdsirajuddin6508]

​@@sahilsingh6048 hindi words m bengalis 'o' milakar rosogulla jaisa mitha bana dete hain😂🤭

[@irp-politics]

I am a Pakistani living in Mexico. Loved this video. Honestly I love both Urdu and Hindi and all the other Indian Pakistani languages. When we come abroad to and tell people about the diversity and history of our languages and cultures, people get astonished. We in Pakistan and you guys in Indian should be proud of both Urdu and Hindi. Peace and love❤

[@shivkumar0810]

Seriously hindu plus urdu is best language in speaking

[@MR.FlyingMonkey]

You love india ? That means you love enemy of Pakistan. Because india wants to conquer and destr0y the state of Pakistan. It happens when you watch too much bollywood and idolise them

[@Anamasoom_]

​@@shivkumar0810bilkul 😂 bhrata

[@induchopra3014]

Hindi is growing. Its getting new words. But urdu is fixed. Only used in poetry. Dead language. Dying. Not adapting to new world

[@shivkumar0810]

@@induchopra3014 hindi is open setup language, you can twist any words similar with hindi. Urdu is best combination with hindi.

[@ashutoshverma_11]

As someone who knows and extremely love both Urdu and Hindi, this video was very awaited ❤

[@Shemo-3700]

Me too 😃😃

[@jeongbun2386]

Me 3! I find Hindi easier even 😭

[@shahanshahpolonium]

मैं بھی

[@shahanshahpolonium]

​@@jeongbun2386same lol. Guessing rhe vowels in urdu is a nightmare 💀

[@ashutoshverma_11]

@@shahanshahpolonium best 😂

[@shashwatpnsk]

The linguistic/scientific answer: Hindi and Urdu constitute the 'High' (H) varieties in a diglossic relationship, with 'Low' (L) variety being represented by Hindustani. Additionally, both Hindi and Urdu exhibit a synchronic digraphia.

[@didd2810]

Best one

[@pranav2055]

Aayein

[@aryanhassan4659]

Baigan

[@sachithrao6353]

such idiots

[@raffdraws]

Bhupendra Jogi

[@Indian-er6li]

As a Marathi..I love Hindi..its music to my ears..i love speaking and listening to Hindi...proud of my national language ❤❤

[@venukumar6694]

Hindi is one of official language. I'm Telugu. Proud of my bharat and language❤❤❤

[@d_k2495]

actually there is no national language for our country

[@amritanshj]

It is good that you love Hindi and know it despite your mother tongue being Marāthī. But Hindi is not a national language of Bhāratam. Hindi and English are 2 official languages of Union govt. Indian Constitution has 22 languages in its 8th Schedule.

[@shifaeman6534]

As someone who has always found the concept of "Languages" (how we express the universal emotions through different word formats) fascinating..... I am ,indeed, thankful that this video exists... love from 🇵🇰 ❤

[@taimurmasood5222]

This was the most comprehensive breakdown of the relationship between hindi and urdu I've seen on KZbin. Great job

[@lightray9264]

These uploads are what I look forward to with each passing month

[@iip]

And I am so happy to have such a loving and supporting community in you, thank you for watching, I hope you will find this one interesting too!

[@talkingdrops]

​@@iipvery much

[@p15s]

[@hardikderashri2304]

hey @@iip , there is a cut error at 11:55. Have nice day!

[@abaidrehman3240]

I am from Lahore, Pakistan and usually donot give comments,but this video has really compelled me to give you 100/100 marks for making such an informative video and you know the best part: when you speak urdu,arabic, persian words you were almost there as for as accent is concerned. بہت اچھا کام کیا۔۔مذید ویڈیوز کا انتظار ہے

[@adityasharma5029]

Love the line "hindi and urdu are two twins, indetical by nature but very diffrent by nurture".

[@jeongbun2386]

real

[@user-gz2qh2fm1m]

There is no such language Urdu, that is Arabic the language of islaam

[@nandobhatta]

HINDI AND URDU ARE JUST LIKE WEST BENGAL BENGALI AND BANGLADESHI BENGALI. For example: IN WEST BENGAL BENGALI WATER IS CALLED JOL(जल)...but IN BANGLADESHI BENGALI WATER IS CALLED PANI(पानी). IN WEST BENGAL(🇮🇳) BENGALI BATH IS CALLED SNAN(स्नान). but IN BANGLADESHI(🇧🇩) BENGALI BATH IS CALLED GOSUL(गोसुल)

[@user-gz2qh2fm1m]

@@nandobhatta that's because in Bangladesh there are more Muslims than Hindu. It's not about Bangladesh & west Bengal it's about Hindu & Muslim, it's about indigenous india(Hindu) & foreign invaders(Muslims). It's about Bharat vs the islaamic empire(Barbaric desert cult)

[@user-gz2qh2fm1m]

@@nandobhatta at that time congress was in power so that government promoted Urdu in order to educate Muslims. That doesn't mean Urdu(Arabic) is a Indian language.

[@anshumansenapati4890]

Good job on finding and including snippets of Old Persian and Shauraseni Prakrit! Such a surreal experience to actually hear these languages. Didn't know the song from Ship of Theseus is in Shauraseni Prakrit!😮

[@abdulrahmankhan2577]

I mean upto my grandfather's time learning Persian is a common practice in educated Muslim families. Even today my brother learned Farsi along with Arabic for his Aalim education because most of Muslim books are in Farsi. There are many books translated to Urdu but it is preferred to read books in its own language so that you can translate and understand on your own and you won't read mistranslated books as context changes with translation.

[@crimsoncrysolite5056]

But isn't this the communalization of language?Like,south Indian muslims(at least Tamil Ones) don't speak Urdu as much. Nor can they read it. They do know Arabic tho

[@abdulrahmankhan2577]

@@crimsoncrysolite5056 It depends on when and how they came to India. In south Tamil/Malayalam region Muslims are from Arab traders, some might have relocated there before mughals and delhi sultanate. So they have adapted local language. Also since Tamil region was never captured by any muslim king, Farsi and urdu was never adapted there. In banglore, hyderabad there are muslim communities who speaks urdu. But new generation is not well versed in urdu. And even in north Farsi is not common at this day and age. I am actually from rajasthan and I have very limited knowledge of Tamil region.

[@abdulrahmankhan2577]

@@anshul6168 Brother I like you have shown interest in learning about other religions. Can you tell me where and what you have read so that I can clear your doubts. I don't think you have read Quran. Atleast not from a physical book and with context.

[@akshaysharma2]

Learning Persian was a common practice in educated Hindu families as well in my grandfather's time.

[@sahilsingh6048]

​@@anshul6168andhbhakt

[@noone2345il]

As a Dravidian, I can understand Hindi more than Urdu. As some people is mistaken that Hindi is Sanskritized Hindustani. Even though, Hindi borrows many words from Sanskrit, it's roots are from Prakrit. So Hindi isn't Sanskritized Hindustani. It's a Prakritized Hindustani language. That's why others who learn Hindi can quickly understand other Aryan languages like Bengali (Bangla), Nepali etc. Urdu is more Persianised that we don't use Persian here and that's why Urdu is seen different here.

[@hmzkha01]

As an Indian, I understand both the languages Urdu and Hindi and as well as a little bit pashto because I'm pashtun (Yousafzai) and I'd like to say "you did the amazing analysis"!!!!

[@arpanmandal7244]

Should have left for Pakistan

[@vipint3694]

​​@@arpanmandal7244very bad thoughts he is Indian

[@sahilsingh6048]

@@arpanmandal7244 andhbhakt

[@arpanmandal7244]

@@vipint3694 burden of India here in Assam 70% of criminal belongs to this race.

[@YA_BABA]

​@@arpanmandal7244Abhadra lok tum.

[@anubratabit3027]

Religion has always played am important role in language. At the height of the Bengali language movement in 1952, certain elements like Khwaja Nazimuddin (a scion of the Nawab family of Dhaka & the then PM of Pakistan) tried to gather support for Urdu imposition in Eastern Bengal by labelling Bengali as 'language of kafirs' & suggesting that Bengali Muslims abandon the Bengali script & instead use the Perso-Arabic Nashtaliq script for writing Bengali. Muslims write Sindhi & Kashmiri in Perso-Arabic Nastaliq script while Hindus write them in Devanagari (before Independence, Sindhi used to be written by Hindus in Khudabadi script while Kashmiri was written in Sharada script). Serbian & Croation are also considered as 2 dialects of the same language but differ in script due to religion (Croatians being Catholics use Latin script while Serbs being Eastern Orthodox use the Cyrillic script created by the Bulgarian Orthodox monk St. Cyril) & the bitterness between them (accelerated during WW2 when Croats perpetrated a Holocaust-like genocide of Serbs with support of Nazi Germany by utilising Catholic justification of killing heretics & Serbians perpetrating massacre of Croats in retaliation during the Yugoslav Wars) have solidified this divide.

[@oi.habijabi]

"Bengali language movement in 1962"!!! you mean 1952, right?

[@anubratabit3027]

@@oi.habijabi Yes. My bad. Edited it.

[@debalinamukherjee7197]

in bengal today also our scriptures written in bengali and South odisha mai unk unkehi language mai hai per hai ekhi scriptures

[@alani3992]

Serbian, Croatian & Bosnian are probably dialects of the same language. They just have different accents something like Mliko, Mlijeko, Mleeko for Milk. Hindi-Urdu does not have these differences.

[@ankushkoul7912]

As a kashmiri hindu, i agree, we now do not use sharda script but only during religious ceremonies but yes kashmiri we write in devnagri script while kashmiri muslims use nastaliq script, although i do not know why urdu was made the state language

[@tee26_05]

Finally I found a channel which satisfies my interest. Language ❤ And also, I haven't watched a more detailed and well researched video. Along with that, your dedication towards pronouncing the alphabets correctly of each language is something I have paid attention to all my life. I have never come across a person like me, who respects the essence of every language, equally. I didn't even realise how I watched a 28-minute long video without getting distracted or bored for even a second. I even wrote down that couplet and the word meanings side by side, *"Naqsh fariyadi. . . paikar-tasweer"*, I'm familiar with all these words because I'm from a Muslim family and we are familiar with these terms. Lastly, your voice modulation, texture, way of talking; is so soothing and relaxing. Overall, I fell in love at first sight with the content, presentation and presentator, altogether. Keep up the great work! Quality over quantity matters ❤

[@shivrajgujar1]

Hindi is a Persian name and Urdu is a Turkish name of the same Indian language originated in Delhi.

[@Inside.Frame1]

This is one of rear videos that explains the history of Urdu and Hindi languages without any political or religious bias. Always wanted to know the origin of these two languages. Also, whenever I saw that some old Bollywood movies are made in Hindustani language, I wondered what that language is, and what happened to it.

[@drmitalukdar]

As an Assamese , I studied Hindi in my school and it always fascinated me how similar Hindi is to the Urdu language, when I heard Urdu for the first time in a mosque

[@PhotoninDark]

Old dialects of Shaurseni like Khariboli is still a widely spoken dialect. Im from Western UP and my friends from other parts of UP still find my Hindi very different from theirs. Our Khariboli dialect is also called Kauravi, which means language of Kurus.

[@manav7279]

Hi, a kauravi speaker here. The Hindi belt as they have labelled it is just an imposition, Khariboli from western UP is more than enough different than maithili in Bihar and halvi in chattisgarh to be a different language and yet. Many dialects/languages of old prakrits are disappearing including kauravi with urban born population completely shifting to Hindi. Awadhi, braj still has a rich folklore documented available to be explored but kauravi unfortunately doesn't.

[@vinaymann838]

Yes, the some of the vocabulary of khari boli is similar to that of Haryanvi. Also the kuru kingdom was divided into 2 parts with 2 capitals - Western kuru ( Haryana with capital indraprastha i.e. Delhi) and Eastern kuru ( today's west up with capital Hastinapur)

[@k.vabhavmishra]

Yes Agree, Bhaktikavyas , Ramcharitmans is written in Awadhi. @@manav7279

[@ellerosee]

Hey, same I myself is from khadiboli speaking family from plains of Uttarakhand

[@ashfaqueazad3897]

Both derived from sanskrit

[@B-DULA]

true and Persian

[@syedbarakatjilani674]

Not at all. Only Hindi is derived from Sanskrit. Urdu is a combination of Arabic, Persian, Turkish languages with few basic words from Indian languages.

[@priyanshukumar9668]

​@@syedbarakatjilani674 Grammar is the pillar of a Language and Urdu grammar is totally came from khadi boli hindi. you are just satisfying yourself

[@DevikaGodbole]

This is a wonderful educational video! I appreciate the English captions as well as my Hindi is only 75% fluency. I hope every Hindi and Urdu speaking person watches your video ❤️

[@AliHassan-tq4qn]

As a Pakistani and Urdu Lover, i'm so glad that youtube recomend me this video and your channel and from now i'm your fan and ofcourse also a subscriber.💚💚🧡🧡

[@krishnapatel3299]

Unnecessary fazol bakwas ab jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic words + 45-50% Persian words + hardly 🇮🇳 speaks 5-10% Sanskirt words Sanskirt is a dead language before Mughals before even 12 century Amir khusro times Indian used to talk farsi+arabic words. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words +45% Persian words...5% other languages. . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 speaks also URDU which is Arabic+Persian words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 hindi/hindu is also persian word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Shaheed- Used only for Muslims😎 Kharaab- Bad sharaab - alcohol Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Mulk Museebat- Misfortune Qaum- Nation Junoon Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim Aurat - woman☕️ Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, khirab , silsila Aadat, Halat , Ibadat , ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat Hasrat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat , dua Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Jism, Rooh, Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas , khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 Rab☝️ Shukar..Shukriya . These are some 1% arabic words. Indians even dont know that these are Arabic words..they think these are sanskirt words🦧😂 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 These are some 1% farsi words hai. . Its really Funny 🇮🇳 speaks 90% Arabic+Farsi words which is called Urdu but they say we are using sanskirts words mostly thats why we are talking Hindi🦧 Delusional🤡 in Hindi u cannot even speak 1 sentence without using Arabic+Farsi words👊🌬

[@roybatty4302]

Urdu is basically Hindi with some loaned Perso-Arabic words and script. Does wriitng Hindi in English alphabet with addition of English words here and there, does it make it a new language? Obviously not.

[@iip]

Let's seeeeee

[@desimujahid]

Exactly, these sickulars complicate it

[@x87-64]

LMAO no

[@akmukherjee1971]

Sounded just similar to "Hindi is just Urdu with some Sanskrit loanwords"

[@shitmypants5275]

Or could be the other way around lol

[@thefactz2353]

I know you might not get this comment but still I'm so curious about the history of languages in Europe.... If you could make a video on it, it will really make me and other viewers happy..... Your channel is really a blessing for people like us who don't come to KZbin to watch any vines or any kind of laughable entertainment but really want to learn things like languages, culture, themes of different arts etc. I'm 20 and these things really catches my attention and want me to study these artworks.... Thankyou for making these videos....🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@iip]

Thank you, I will definitely explore non-Indic languages in the channel in time to come

[@constructing_akhirah]

I m from Madhyapradesh muslim family, i speak mix of urdu and hindi and love both languages but when i speak shudh hindi sabhi aashcharyachakit ho jaate h 😂 As you shown in your video English is an elite language for our generation i have good command in indian english now my interest is developed towards Arabic , I want to go deeper and deeper in Quran through Arabic language

[@aadithyaawali7484]

Bjp jitega

[@ma-pf8pd]

​@@aadithyaawali7484😂

[@constructing_akhirah]

@@aadithyaawali7484 MP me 50-50 h is baar

[@constructing_akhirah]

@@PK-se2jh Hindi is ❤️ for me , Arabic is just for understanding quran , and I will also try to learn Marathi, telugu, tamil , kannad, malyalam

[@vinaymann838]

​@@constructing_akhirahMP me bjp Jeet chuki hai 😂

[@saikatmia8383]

As a Bangladeshi Muslim I am fluent in both Hindi and Urdu languages. I am good at Hindi because there are many Bengali words in Hindi as two of them come from Sanskrit. And I'm good at Urdu because Urdu has a lot of Arabic Persian words as I'm a Muslim and they're very rare for me. Fun fact : I can speak and understand both languages, but cannot read or write. I can read Hindi language fairly well. 😂 🇧🇩

[@shuddhasatyabiswas7689]

Being a Bengali in Kolkata. I can speak or Understand Hindi but unable to read unlike English or Bengali.

[@Emmha-yan]

Being Indonesian I understand Chinese Balinese Javanese Japanese and Malay Thai and Vietnamese 😂

[@shahfahad370]

I recommend you to listen Qawali of Ustad Nusrat fateh ali khan you will hear urdu words that you have never listened.

[@krishnapatel3299]

Wrong information Unnecessary unrelated fazol lambhi kri hai video takey logon ko intellectual ka galat perception de sake...Jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai....Aaj k india mein log Arabic + Farsi words zyada bolte hai...toh iska matlab woh Urdu hi bolte hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic + 45-50% Farsi words + hardly mushkil se 5 ya10% sanskirt words 🇮🇳 log bolte aur use krte hongy Sanskirt is dead language Mughalo se bhi pehle se hi....12 century Amir khusro se bhi pehle se hi..sanskirt dead language thi. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words + 45% Farsi words..5% other languages . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 also speaks URDU which is Arabic+Farsi words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 Hindi/Hindu is also Farsi word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . 98% lyricist poet writes songs/shayri in Urdu . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim - criminal Aurat - woman☕️ Mulk ,Qaum, Junoon, Kharaab, sharaab Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, silsila, alvida Aadat, Halat ,Museebat, Ibadat , Ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat, Jism, Rooh, Himmat, mehnat ,Kismat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat, Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas ,Khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 RAB☝️ Shaheed- Sirf Muslims hi hote hai😎 Shukar..Shukriya . Yeh kuch 1% arabic words hai aur B boht hai abhi yaad nahi arahe. Indians ko pata hi nahi hai k yeh arabic words hi ha👊 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 Yeh kuch 2% farsi words hai. . its funny indian bolte Arabic+Farsi k words hai jisko Urdu kehte hai lekin woh kehte hai k hum Sanskirt k lafz bol rahe hai isliye hum hindi bol rahe hai🦧Jabk ek pora sentence tk nahi bol sekte Hindi mein Arabic+Farsi k begair👊🌬

[@indiangirl727]

Urdu also not native to Pakistani people serials not actually speaking proper Urdu. Being bengali from india I can understand Urdu and read and write Hindi because I had 2 year sanskrit in school. And sanskrit and hindi have similar devanagari letters. But proper Urdu is quite different we will face words that we never listen earlier

[@shubhambhardwaj1373]

I am from bihar and our normal day to day use of words is highly influenced by urdu words that we are not even aware of , this becomes clear when People around us start using Odiya kannada marathi malayalam and we observe the deep influence of sanskrit

[@kashutosh9132]

Where in Bihar? Apni local language ke words use nhi karte ? Generally local language word use karte aur jagah to Hindi get more influenced by local languages

[@mdkhan-qr1uq]

​@@kashutosh9132darwaza,giraftar,adalat,hirasat,muqaddama,seb,zahar,qeemat,hoshyar,dunya,zindagi,mout,sham,khyal beemar,mareez,dawa,jahil,saabit,qarz,maalik,ghulam,khabar,zakhmi,ilaaj,kharcha,munafa,museebat,aasani,zamana ,kitaab,sawal Ab main kya kya ginaau nihar me bhojpuri local language hai lekin usme bhi bohat se urdu alfaaz hain😅

[@mdkhan-qr1uq]

شبھم بھائی میں بھی بہار سے ہوں Main bhi bihar se hun Rohtas,sasaram

[@ImranAli-hd1rl]

Good research and excellent presentation, you have enlightened this topic which most of the hindi and urdu speakers were thinking about these languages origin. Hatts off to you💯💯💯

[@Voicefromthepast]

Examine the chronological evolution of language in Northern India. It commenced with the ancient Vedic Sanskrit and advanced through stages such as Classical Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit, Apabhramsha, and Avhatta. A meticulous scrutiny of this progression unveils a fascinating transformation in grammatical structures as these languages develop over time. In its origins, Vedic Sanskrit, the language of the initial three Vedas, is believed to have been orally transmitted through the revered traditions of Shruti and Smriti. Subsequently, meticulous codification of linguistic rules by Kashyapa, Panini, and other scholars gave rise to the eloquent Classical Sanskrit. During this epoch, illustrious literary works like the Ramayana, the Mahabharata, Puranas, and the emergence of celebrated poets such as Kalidasa and Bhasa marked a significant cultural zenith. As time advanced, the divergence from the strict grammatical norms of Classical Sanskrit paved the way for the emergence of Pali, a language employed by Gautam Buddha in propagating his teachings. Further standardization and the establishment of linguistic regulations led Pali to evolve into Prakrit, becoming the language for the majority of Buddhist texts. Gradually, the grammatical framework of Prakrit underwent erosion, ultimately giving rise to Apabhramsha, aptly named for its inherently "distorted" nature. Apabhramsha found extensive application in literary works, and through its absorption of some grammatical rules and poetic elements from Sanskrit and Prakrit, it transformed into Avhatta. This intricate process illustrates the natural evolution and adaptation of languages throughout history, shedding light on the simultaneous transition from colloquial to refined grammatical forms. It's important to emphasize that language transformations are complex and defy clear categorization. The process is marked by a continuous, gradual, flexible, and overlap of linguistic stages rather than a distinct separation between languages.

[@niteshapte]

It was Pali Prakrit (or simply Pali) first, and then Sanskrit. There is no evidence to prove that Sanskrit was before Pali Prakrit. But there is evidence which clearly shows that Pali Prakrit existed before Sanskrit. And evidence is from authoritative bodies like the Government of India and UNESCO. The oldest language found from India which has been decoded is Pali Prakrit which dates back from 5th to 6th century. The name of the manuscript which contains this language is called Gilgit Manuscript. You can search the Gilgit Manuscript UNESCO PDF and you will get the link. Open the PDF, you will see that it was submitted by the GOI to UNESCO. One interesting thing in the document is that you will see that the name of the script is Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit (or Brahmi Script). But the actual name is Dhamma Lipi. Infact, the inscription that was found has an engraving that is Pali language and script is Dhamma Lipi. But as you know we Brahmins are smart, even though it was written Dhamma Lipi, we translated it to Brahmi Lipi. As you know, we never did archaeological excavations. It was the British who did it for the first time in India and later did multiple times. So, we told them it's Brahmi Lipi and Hybrid Sanskrit, or things like "Bheem ki Gada" when we saw the pillar of Ashoka. Unfortunate for us that Britishers had to dig out our history. But in later excavations, it got clear that it's totally a new script and language. The oldest Sanskrit manuscript found from India is Rigveda which has been dated back to 1464 AD. You will need to do the same thing for the proof - search Rigveda UNESCO PDF. Now, as we know Sanskrit the way it is (not talking about transliteration) cannot be written without Devanagari, and Devanagari script evolved from Nagari script around 1200 AD. So, we can clearly deduce from this, that Sanskrit developed during 1200 AD. The Vedic Sanskrit that we talk about, has never been found. No evidence at all. All the evidence points to Pali Prakrit. But here is the thing. We are talking about the languages which have been decoded. But if we go before the times of Pali Prakrit, then the oldest language found from India is the one from the Indus Valley civilization which has not yet been decoded. People from archaeology, history and language science are working on decoding it. Let's see what comes out.

[@alani3992]

Vedic Sanskrit was never spoken by more than at most 5% elites. There were local vernacular languages that evolved into Prakrits.

[@piyushnichat]

I found this comment better than this video!

[@Voicefromthepast]

@@niteshapte With your claim that Sanskrit emerged during the 1200 AD, you've pretty much invalidated any credibility in your remaining statements.

[@niteshapte]

@@Voicefromthepast I "deduced" it based on the evidence from the credible source like GOI and UNESCO. I might be a bit here and there. But here is the thing. I, at least, provided some evidence to back what I am deducing, but you didn't provide any evidence for the claims you made. Also, while countering me you simply said it wrong but didn't provide evidence. So, if your arguments are not backed by evidence, there is no credibility unless you think your claims are the evidence and above the authoritative bodies like the GOI and UNESCO.

[@overclocked_pentium]

As a Nepali, I did know that there were ties among all of these wonderful languages, but I didn't in the slightest have the idea of how deeply they related to each other. Hats off to you man. Much love !!!

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

Bhai, Nepali is the most uncorrupted version of Hindi, I’ve observed the Hindi and Nepali language and Nepali is more Hindi than Hindi itself. I go to this info/Nepali restaurant and they speak fluent Hindi, their words are more deeply rooted in ancient Indian languages and todays Hindi is mixed with firangi bs like Farsi and arabic but I don’t mind since we can always revert back to the original form of Hindi meanwhile the Pakistanis can’t because their language is from India only mixed with Farsi and arabic nonsense

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

Nepali itself is a cousin language of Hindi and Urdu .

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

@@theprogrammingfool4244 ok

[@saraswatikumal4359]

​@@Aven-Sharma1991 yes nEpali is simikai like Hindi and urdu 😅.mixture of all Language hindi urdu kumauni gadwali 😂

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

@@theprogrammingfool4244: Nepali descended from ancient Sanskrit which was born in Bharat, so Nepal Bhasa technically comes from Bharat

[@Desipoultryfamilyvlog]

I am from urdu medium but mother tongue is Dakhni a southern form of Urdu Mainly spoken in peninsular india from Maharashtra to Tamilnadu, Dakhni has its own flavour I am From Aurangabad Deccan Maharashtra.

[@Memarathi56]

Maharashtra ka nahi ☪️hutiye Pakistan ka spelling galat likha hai Aurang gaon kaha hai Pakistan mai ?

[@Desipoultryfamilyvlog]

@@Memarathi56 🤣🤣 you are so funny person jisko indian treasure ko pakistan ko dene ki padhi hai grow up brother.

[@arpanmandal7244]

Should have left india

[@sahilsingh6048]

@@Memarathi56 sanghis

[@sahilsingh6048]

Sorry bro bunch of sanghis triggered out of no where.

[@WaqasYTC]

A truly versatile video on this beautiful topic! I've observed these differences throughout my life, but you articulated them beautifully, which is truly a commendable task. Hats off to you! Keep up the great work.

[@yashandkittygaming]

I just love how you are using AI tools to make the video by including pictures and for the subtitles of songs. the video itself I have not yet finished and don't want either the topic is so hooking❤. I read some stuff about Amir khusrau but never knew he played such a vital role in modern day India and its languages. Keep doing your amazing work and do continue this series 😊

[@ashirao256]

Urdu is mixture of hindi, arabic , Persian and turkish. Urdu itself is Turkish word means lashkar.

[@ahmedchanna4415]

Hindi itself a persion word . Actually a language born in sub Continent By Arabic , Persion and Turkish people , Muslim Called it Urdu and Non Muslims Called it Hindi. Urdu has 80% from Arabic , Persion and Turkish and 20% from Sanskrit and Prakrit. Sanskrit is the Actual language of Hindus

[@priyanshukumar9668]

@@ahmedchanna4415 I think you completed this video within 2 minutes can't you still understand what he told you in video, Amir khusro used Hindawi word for all North Indian languages where Braj avdhi Apbhransh sanskrit and prakrit existed Urdu is a Turkish word doesn't mean Urdu is a Turkish language. Urdu has borrowed just vocabularies from Arabic and Persian but Grammar(verbs and Helping verb) from Sanskrit Braj avdhi. and as he told you There is no sounds of PH,Dh(ध),Bh,Jh,Dh(ढ),dh(ढ़),D(ड),chh(छ),T(ट),Th(ठ),Th(थ) and Gh(घ) in Arabic Persian but Urdu has Thousands of words with these alphabet which actually comes from Sanskrit language Shame on you muslim people who forget the role of Sanskrit has played for Urdu 🤡🤡🤡

[@ahmedchanna4415]

@@priyanshukumar9668 Words Hindustan , Hindi are the Persian Words. Even you can't talk a single Sanskrit word. And words start with "Z" are the Arabic/Persion because Sanskrit has no equivalent letter for Z .

[@priyanshukumar9668]

@@ahmedchanna4415 When did I say sanskrit has Z sound? Even Sanskrit has also don't have F sound but why are you ignoring the alphabets I wrote in my last comment like PH,JH,BH,TH,DH many more Why did you not answer of this question ❓ Because you also didn't not that Farsi Arabic don't have sound of these alphabet😸😸 You are just talking about the name of Language It seems like I am talking to a Child baby who has recently taken addmission in school 🎒🤡🤡

[@ahmedchanna4415]

@@priyanshukumar9668 Our Sindhi contains these words. Urdu adopted these words may be from Sanskrit but may be 5-10% but what about these 30-40% that are Persian and Arabic you used as the Hindi

[@abhishekkumar18008]

bro i have never seen such detailed and well-researched video anywhere on the internet.. even agencies making documentaries don't make such precisely .. hats off to you.. you earned my subscription.

[@kashutosh9132]

You definitely need to pay him.

[@trengivibes9634]

old thumbnail for this video was more attractive and better 😊😊

[@mehandrabhati7031]

Yes please use old thumbnail

[@kuchbhishots]

❤

[@DevArtverse]

Yes

[@MohsinRaza-uq2ow]

Feel blessed to know how to read and write all three supreme languages that are Sanskrit, Urdu and Hindi

[@alessandrorossi9937]

All are trash

[@ritheshofficial]

Love your videos! NEVER STOP MAKING THEM! p.s. nice job sneaking in a face reveal, you as handsome as your voice is beautiful. Edit: "Konkani in latin" Bro dropping little known bonus facts like everybody knows it. Watching your videos is a whole experience ffs, it goes feeling wholesome and informative for most part to dropping fact bombs out of nowhere and moving on like nothing happened while viewers open new tabs trying to find more about what you just said. NEVER STOP MAKING VIDEOS! Edit: Translate says अलविदा is bye in Hindi but I have a feeling it's derived or something.

[@vinaymann838]

Actually alvida is Arabic I think, Hindi doesn't have word for good bye I think 🤔, so they use alvida.

[@Study-my2pc]

From an Indian who grew up in Awadh (Lucknow) and who can speak Hindi, Urdu and Farsi, this was really well done! I've always listened to Zihal e Miskin with great pleasure. The one uploaded by Pak Sufi channel is highly recommended for everyone. I think that sher from Ghalib is not very difficult to understand for people who speak the slightly bookish version of Urdu. There are many communities in and around Lucknow which would be able to understand the literal meaning atleast, but their number is decreasing obviously.

[@AliKhan-vl7vq]

As a lucknowi I do agree! But the degrade of use of Urdu has happened in certain parts that have been recently settled, but still, unlike other states Lucknow retains its legacy of urdu

[@krishnapatel3299]

Unnecessary fazol bakwas ab jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic words + 45-50% Persian words + hardly 🇮🇳 speaks 5-10% Sanskirt words Sanskirt is a dead language before Mughals before even 12 century Amir khusro times Indian used to talk farsi+arabic words. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words +45% Persian words...5% other languages. . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 speaks also URDU which is Arabic+Persian words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 hindi/hindu is also persian word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Shaheed- Used only for Muslims😎 Kharaab- Bad sharaab - alcohol Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Mulk Museebat- Misfortune Qaum- Nation Junoon Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim Aurat - woman☕️ Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, khirab , silsila Aadat, Halat , Ibadat , ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat Hasrat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat , dua Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Jism, Rooh, Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas , khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 Rab☝️ Shukar..Shukriya . These are some 1% arabic words. Indians even dont know that these are Arabic words..they think these are sanskirt words🦧😂 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 These are some 1% farsi words hai. . Its really Funny 🇮🇳 speaks 90% Arabic+Farsi words which is called Urdu but they say we are using sanskirts words mostly thats why we are talking Hindi🦧 Delusional🤡 in Hindi u cannot even speak 1 sentence without using Arabic+Farsi words👊🌬

[@RohitRanjanSingh2308]

​@@krishnapatel3299suddh hindi suni hai kabhi?

[@totototototototitototit]

Shudh Hindi ESI lagti h jese Mahabharat ke character bol rahe ho or Urdu ESI lagti h ki nawab sab pharsi bol rahe ho🤣​@@RohitRanjanSingh2308

[@tc2334]

@@krishnapatel3299 Have you ever heard Narendra Modi speak? lmao

[@ritvikkumar6807]

This is AMAZING! As much as I want to gatekeep this channel, you should totally put shorts of this video on your channel to gain exposure.

[@chhiteezaachhura8240]

" A cute confusionary plus nostalgic fragrance of life enchanting the taste buds of people while tasting the beauty of each other's cultural paradigm" ❤️

[@kartikey_a]

I feel a more accurate comparison is between paneer ka parantha and aloo ka parantha. Literally only stuffing is different, the way of making it, the way of eating it, the nutritional value, everything else is exactly the same. The "vibe" you've mentioned is entirely a social construct, Farsi poetry was more famous and Sanskrit religious shlokas were more famous, hence the feeling we get when we hear Farsi-rooted Urdu vocabulary being more artsy and Sanskrit-rooted Hindi vocabulary being more priesty.

[@jupe2001]

Yeah, Bhartrihari Sanskrit poems about love life and renunciation have an entirely different vibe. After the fall of Sanskrit from the status of state language, it was mostly limited to religious ceremonies.

[@krishnapatel3299]

Unnecessary fazol bakwas ab jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic words + 45-50% Persian words + hardly 🇮🇳 speaks 5-10% Sanskirt words Sanskirt is a dead language before Mughals before even 12 century Amir khusro times Indian used to talk farsi+arabic words. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words +45% Persian words...5% other languages. . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 speaks also URDU which is Arabic+Persian words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 hindi/hindu is also persian word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Shaheed- Used only for Muslims😎 Kharaab- Bad sharaab - alcohol Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Mulk Museebat- Misfortune Qaum- Nation Junoon Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim Aurat - woman☕️ Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, khirab , silsila Aadat, Halat , Ibadat , ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat Hasrat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat , dua Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Jism, Rooh, Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas , khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 Rab☝️ Shukar..Shukriya . These are some 1% arabic words. Indians even dont know that these are Arabic words..they think these are sanskirt words🦧😂 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 These are some 1% farsi words hai. . Its really Funny 🇮🇳 speaks 90% Arabic+Farsi words which is called Urdu but they say we are using sanskirts words mostly thats why we are talking Hindi🦧 Delusional🤡 in Hindi u cannot even speak 1 sentence without using Arabic+Farsi words👊🌬

[@kartikey_a]

When you realise almost none of the verbs Hindi-Urdu speakers use come from Arabic or Persian 💀 anyone can make sentences without nouns, verbs are what matter. Thoda padhke aana next time 😄

[@Zafar-jh7eq]

Fun fact 99 % of Pakistani who can speak urdu learn to understand and speak urdu through indian movie and dramas

[@AhmadKhan99473]

Wtf, so u r equal to 99% of the Pakistan?😂 How can someone learn something without already knowing a meaning of it!😂😂 Learn me Korean language kust by watching their Dramas! Urdu is spoken everywhere in schools,offices people of different languages connect with each other through it.Almost now 90% of the younger generation is taught Urdu now in 🇵🇰

[@samurai-em6jc]

​@@AhmadKhan99473still it's an indian language

[@Blaze6432]

@@AhmadKhan99473 Urdu is not always present everywhere, in much of rural Pakistan its still a language that is not as wide spread and not everyone learns it fluently. Considering much of the population is heavily illiterate as well. Bollywood movies may be the window where much of the language is absorbed. This concept is not limited to Urdu, but for many other languages. Its why Tamil is widely known in Kerala despite many not learning it in schools or why many of the Europeans understand English even if they do not study it in school.

[@shyammajumdar3491]

Extremely well researched.. Detailed.... Interesting..... Attractive pictures.....

[@Zulfiqaralidardi]

5:41 dardic shina is my mother language from ladakh but in school i learn urdu and english

[@zainchughtai9610]

بہت خوب عالی جناب ۔۔ آپ نے اس معاملے کو احسن انداز میں بیان فرمایا۔ امید ہے آپ مزید اس جیسی ویڈیوز بنائیں گے. سلامت رہیں ！ شکریہ ！

[@AchyutChaudhary]

*As an ethnic Hindi from UP living in London, I can confirm that I have met a lot of Urdus here from 🇵🇰Pakistan - & I can totally understand them perfectly!* 😄

[@parjanyashukla176]

Should we rename UP as "Hindistan" and Pakistan as "Urdustan"? What do you say?

[@AchyutChaudhary]

@@parjanyashukla176 If you say that - ironically, Urdu (اُردو) itself is an official language in UP! 😂

[@parjanyashukla176]

@@AchyutChaudhary Okay then we will ask Yogiji to rename UP as Hirdu-stan. Or maybe Hindustani-stan. Also, he should recognize Lakhnavi, Dehlavi and Aligarhi as official languages as well.

[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

Bro's an ethnic Hindi y'all!!!

[@abhishekprakash583]

@@parjanyashukla176 The language of aligarh belt is Braj and that of lucknow belt is Awadhi. and yes they both should be given the due status.

[@saamshoukat]

I'm from Pakistan 🇵🇰and I learned so much in this video thanks a lot.❤

[@motiyar4484]

The research you put in your video is just commendable. You are one of my top Indian youtuber. As a Muslim born and brought up in India i have learnt the Arabic script in masjid and sanskrit in school Can found the relation and difference of linguistic and how the pronounciation of some words like Kaff, ayen, Jim, and rna, dra ....its so amazing

[@aahmad2004]

But Arabic is also very beautiful language like Urdu, even we don't understand properly cause it's not our native language but when we read or speak Quranic verses and Hadith in Arabic, Very relaxing to speak, and looks beautiful. ❤️

[@user-yl9wm3ep8c]

Wrong information Unnecessary fazol lambhi kri hai video takey logon ko intellectual ka galat perception de sake...Jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai....Aaj k india mein log Arabic + Farsi words zyada bolte hai...toh iska matlab woh Urdu hi bolte hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic + 45-50% Farsi words + hardly mushkil se 5 ya10% sanskirt words 🇮🇳 log bolte aur use krte hongy Sanskirt is dead language Mughalo se bhi pehle se hi....12 century Amir khusro se bhi pehle se hi..sanskirt dead language thi. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words + 45% Farsi words..5% other languages . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 also speaks URDU which is Arabic+Farsi words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 Hindi/Hindu is also Farsi word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . 98% lyricist poet writes songs/shayri in Urdu . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim - criminal Aurat - woman☕️ Mulk ,Qaum, Junoon, Kharaab, sharaab Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, silsila, alvida Aadat, Halat ,Museebat, Ibadat , Ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat, Jism, Rooh, Himmat, mehnat ,Kismat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat, Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas ,Khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 RAB☝️ Shaheed- Sirf Muslims hi hote hai😎 Shukar..Shukriya . Yeh kuch 1% arabic words hai aur B boht hai abhi yaad nahi arahe. Indians ko pata hi nahi hai k yeh arabic words hi ha👊 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 Yeh kuch 2% farsi words hai. . its funny indian bolte Arabic+Farsi k words hai jisko Urdu kehte hai lekin woh kehte hai k hum Sanskirt k lafz bol rahe hai isliye hum hindi bol rahe hai🦧Jabk ek pora sentence tk nahi bol sekte Hindi mein Arabic+Farsi k begair👊🌬

[@Dumpy332]

Arabic has 28 letters. Farsi adds 4 more letters. Urdu adds 6 more letters. So Urdu has 38 letters.

[@imhemish]

And guess what, shahmukhi and saraiki add more

[@mr.curious6872]

Still less than hindi

[@saadsalman6641]

@@mr.curious6872 is there any competition in alphabet count? He was only correcting that Urdu script has more alphabets than 28 as mentioned in the video. Try to understand things positively

[@Dumpy332]

@@mr.curious6872 Yes, but due to presence of a dedicated aspiration letter (ھ do chashmi he), almost all Hindi sounds are represented. For example, Hindi has separate letters for j and jh sounds : ज and झ sounds. These are written in Urdu as ج and جھ respectively. ج + ھ = جھ Unlike Roman script's h used in jh , ھ is not used for any other purpose. H ह is represented by different letter ہ (and also ح ) .

[@mr.curious6872]

@@saadsalman6641 we can't disagree that Sanskrit is the mother of all the local languages.

[@abhijitingle5660]

This person has sparked my interest in Indian languages. I'm eager to learn more about them; he truly is a gem. His storytelling has made studying languages enjoyable for me.

[@kappa9789]

What a beautiful and well researched video , being a language enthusiast this was a treat to watch .... The AI generated images were icing on the cake ... Looking forward for more videos on languages !!!

[@kashutosh9132]

What icing on cake? Looked robotic and dull

[@arsadsiddique3692]

Your English mixing with Hindi sounds very Nice and beautiful. But Your Hindi speaking sounds very sweet....

[@Aditya-te7oo]

16:27 Urdu has vowel markers, they are called zabar, which makes the sound a; zer, which makes the sound i and pesh, which makes the sound u. These are Persian names, in Arabic they are called fathah, kasrah and dammah respectively. The vowel markers are generally not used, they are used only in important texts, such as Qur'an.

[@geethhettiarachchi9986]

The difference is that Hindi is always written with vowel symbols (matra- मात्रा) unlike in Urdu. These are fascinating things..and their own uniqueness

[@tannubasheer6231]

​@@geethhettiarachchi9986 yes that is very unique of those languages. One is hard to read, and other is easily readable because of vowels

[@adityaprakashpandey2749]

wrong... zer zabar pesh are only used in arabic as a compulsory thing.. in urdu or persian they are used only when there are chances of confusion..

[@Aditya-te7oo]

@@adityaprakashpandey2749 I'm not saying vowel markers are not used at all, I'm just saying most of the time vowel markers are not used, because native speakers are use to read without the vowel markers, and it applies to all the three languages.

[@TubaShakeel-bc6tz]

Bohat Maza aaya aapki video dekhny ka. From Pakistan

[@ayanchakraborty6068]

I have been researching on this topic since last week after watching the advertisement of Jashn-e-Rekhta. I have gone through etymology of many hindi and urdu words to see whether thay have persian and sanskrit origin. Really I was waiting for your video. Oh my god! What a telepathy! You uploaded it today!!!

[@rosnsubedi2872]

Your comprehensive video on Hindustani languages is exemplary. Your unique perspective, coupled with a thorough explanation of the origins and current status of both languages, is commendable. Keep up the good work buddy.

[@sambartadutta5229]

Bro...House is called Ghar in everyday Bengali as well (cue Tagore's novel Ghore-Baire). And the old-style windows as visible in colonial mansions in Kolkata are still called Jharka. Its not much different.

[@jpp12]

I have the confusion regarding this topic but now I got the clarity 😊and I can hear your voice for hours and hours ❤your explanation is awesome 😊

[@martinomasolo8833]

My guy, you keep topping yourself. I am not fluent in Hindi at all (I can probably recognize 2/30 words) but I just love your video essays and your style!! I know I'm not in your target but I'll keep following 🇮🇹

[@5uyog]

We want Nepali and Hindi comparison the similar way.

[@prashantnaik8273]

Yeah we want, American and Australian comparison ad well

[@kashutosh9132]

​@@prashantnaik8273 Par wo to languages hi nhi h😂

[@prashantnaik8273]

@@kashutosh9132 you didn't got the joke 🤡🥱

[@kashutosh9132]

@@prashantnaik8273 Explain kardo bhai M sach me nhi samjha

[@AS-jo8qh]

They are like two brothers extremely similar

[@parikshit842]

New video idea: compare the South Indian languages and the varying degrees of Sanskrit influence on each language. Tamil uses very few Sanskrit words, but the other 3 major South Indian languages use Sanskrit words liberally.

[@iip]

Tamil artificially removed its Sanskrit words to 'go back to its older form' kinda like what Hindi did with Urdu. It would be an interesting video I agree.

[@santhoshrider7348]

​​​​@@iipNot exactly. Even if the Tamil language was not desanskritised it will still be the major Indian language with lesser Sanskrit influence. The desanskritisation just removed 15% of redundant Sanskrit vocabularies (redundant meaning: those Sanskrit words are additionally used with synonymous Tamil words). Like how the Bollywood uses unnecessary Arabic/Persian words in the songs (of course they add beauty & nice to hear but no one understands their meaning). Still you can see 10% of Sanskrit words in present day Tamil which can also be desanskritised but due to some historical reasons they are left. Tamil language was always not heavily Sanskritised like other languages. That's the reason why you can see Tamil vedas like "Naalayira Divya prabandham" for Sri Vaishnavas and "Thevaaram, Thiruvaasagam, etc" for Shaivites exist. No other Indian language has religious texts that are considered equal to Vedas. You can go to any Vaishnava temple in south India (Melkote, Tirupati, Sriramgam, etc) , there the priest will recite both Tamil and Sanskrit verses inside the Garbhagriha. All over Tamilnadu, the Holy Tamil texts like "Thevaaram, Thiruvaasagam, etc" will be sung in Shiva temples. These Holy texts of the Tamil language were written 1000's of years ago long before the Desanskritisation movement that held.

[@pavankrishnan1352]

Especially malayalam which is a fusion of sanskrit and tamil . Akash in malayalam is akasham both meaning sky

[@thaache6]

​@@iip 19ம் ஆண்டில் உருவான "தூய தமிழ் இயக்கம்" என்பதானது, அதற்கு முந்தைய நான்கு நூற்றாண்டுகளில் தமிழர்கள் இடையே புகுத்தப்பட்ட பிறமொழி (வடமொழி, பாரசீகம், அரபு) சொற்களை மட்டுமே அகற்ற முயற்சித்தது. ஒன்பதாவது நூற்றாண்டுக்குப் பின்னர் தமிழில் இயற்றப்பட்ட பக்தி-இலக்கியங்கள், அப்போது தமிழுக்குள் வரத்தொடங்கியிருந்த சில பல பிறமொழிச்சொற்களையும் புறந்தள்ளிவிட்டே, இயற்றப்பட்டது. தேவாரம், திருவாசகம், திருப்பாவை, திருவம்பாவை போன்ற படைப்புகள், இதற்கு எடுத்துக்காட்டு ஆகும். இரண்டாயிரம் ஆண்டுகளுக்கு முன்னால் தமிழின் இயற்றப்பட்ட மூத்த இலக்கண நூல்களான தொல்காப்பியத்திலும் நன்னூலிலும், "வட சொற்களையும் வட ஒலிகள் தரும் சொற்களையும் தமிழுடன் கலந்து எழுதக்கூடாது" என்பதை ஒரு கண்டிப்பான சட்டமாக எடுத்துச் சொல்கின்றன.

[@sonofmenoetius]

@@pavankrishnan1352 I'm sorry, but Malayalam just sounds so funny to hear someone speaking🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@i_AnkuShahi_i]

Nah nah, He is NOT a KZbinr, He is a Graphic designer ➕ Professional Narrator ➕ Presenter ➕ Brilliant and Genius. Welcome to KZbin

[@wajhiuddinmohammed3343]

Best video on language ,history & language history , keep it up👍

[@syedkarishma553]

U gave me a great knowledge...u don't know how many questions u answered in me thanks for your effort..for me who is Muslim born raised in Andhra Pradesh growing up learning Telugu(society)and Urdu(Home) but in here south the Urdu we speak have Dakhini in it and Telugu has most influence of Sanskrit I have this intrest of watching 70"s nd 80"s Telugu films some words really doesn't understand me I would tell u they we sounded more pure Telugu withcom Sanskrit but now it's become so different nd when i watch the old movies of Hindi they even have the Urdu in it which really suprised me but in it's on dilate....after all these the mother of languages is Sanskrit and it's really fascinating to know about our language history...

[@javabrain8480]

Can you list few dakhini words which have Sanskrit influence?

[@nobodycares2025]

Wrong information Unnecessary fazol lambhi kri hai video takey logon ko intellectual ka galat perception de sake...Jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai....Aaj k india mein log Arabic + Farsi words zyada bolte hai...toh iska matlab woh Urdu hi bolte hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic + 45-50% Farsi words + hardly mushkil se 5 ya10% sanskirt words 🇮🇳 log bolte aur use krte hongy Sanskirt is dead language Mughalo se bhi pehle se hi....12 century Amir khusro se bhi pehle se hi..sanskirt dead language thi. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words + 45% Farsi words..5% other languages . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 also speaks URDU which is Arabic+Farsi words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 Hindi/Hindu is also Farsi word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . 98% lyricist poet writes songs/shayri in Urdu . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim - criminal Aurat - woman☕️ Mulk ,Qaum, Junoon, Kharaab, sharaab Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, silsila, alvida Aadat, Halat ,Museebat, Ibadat , Ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat, Jism, Rooh, Himmat, mehnat ,Kismat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat, Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas ,Khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 RAB☝️ Shaheed- Sirf Muslims hi hote hai😎 Shukar..Shukriya . Yeh kuch 1% arabic words hai aur B boht hai abhi yaad nahi arahe. Indians ko pata hi nahi hai k yeh arabic words hi ha👊 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 Yeh kuch 2% farsi words hai. . its funny indian bolte Arabic+Farsi k words hai jisko Urdu kehte hai lekin woh kehte hai k hum Sanskirt k lafz bol rahe hai isliye hum hindi bol rahe hai🦧Jabk ek pora sentence tk nahi bol sekte Hindi mein Arabic+Farsi k begair👊🌬

[@rafsanrudro5069]

As a Bangla speaking Bangladeshi ,I love Hindustani language,both Hindi and Urdu. I don't think they are different. The formal hindi is more similar to Bangla but I don't know but it sound somewhat like synthetic language contrary to colloquial hindi. The urdu ghazals and poems , although sometimes difficult to comprehend as a Bangla speaker, fascinates me. Your works are great. Please continue videos like this

[@pritamroy8872]

বাঙলার তো গুচ্ছ উপভাষা। আমি রাঢ়ীতে কথা বলি আর আপনি কোন উপভাষায় কথা বলেন?

[@nobodycares2025]

Wrong information Unnecessary fazol lambhi kri hai video takey logon ko intellectual ka galat perception de sake...Jo language k lafz words istemal krte ho usse andaza lagao ap konsi zabaan bol rahe ho aur us word ka orgin kahan se aya hai....Aaj k india mein log Arabic + Farsi words zyada bolte hai...toh iska matlab woh Urdu hi bolte hai. . Hindi = 45% Arabic + 45-50% Farsi words + hardly mushkil se 5 ya10% sanskirt words 🇮🇳 log bolte aur use krte hongy Sanskirt is dead language Mughalo se bhi pehle se hi....12 century Amir khusro se bhi pehle se hi..sanskirt dead language thi. . Urdu = 50% Arabic words + 45% Farsi words..5% other languages . FACT & truth is 🇮🇳 also speaks URDU which is Arabic+Farsi words mostly...but they called it Hindi👊 Hindi/Hindu is also Farsi word🌬 . 95% bollywood script are written in Urdu 99% Lyricist writes songs in Urdu Shayri toh hoti hi Urdu hai . 98% lyricist poet writes songs/shayri in Urdu . Insaan- Human Maut- Death Admi - human Dimagh - brain Duniya - world Waqt- Time Mohabbat - love Nafrat - hate Hawaa - air Ilm - knowledge Aql - mind Kaam - work Subha- Morning Kitab- Book Lekin - but Lafz, Alfaaz - words Bilkul - ofcourse Shru'at- Beginning Khatam- Finished Gham sorrow Daakhil- Enter Sabr- Patience Deen, mazhab Malik- Ruler Kursi- Chair Wakil- lawyer Adalat- court Jurm- Crime Mujrim - criminal Aurat - woman☕️ Mulk ,Qaum, Junoon, Kharaab, sharaab Izzat , zilat Ameer, gareeb , kareeb , ajeeb Sahi, galat, silsila, alvida Aadat, Halat ,Museebat, Ibadat , Ijazat, Zehmat , hifazat, Jism, Rooh, Himmat, mehnat ,Kismat, Qudrat , Jannat , rehmat, Khayal, Mushkil, Mashoor, Qabool , Qabil Haya, Aashiq, Ishq, Uns Aam, Khaas ,Khariyat Haram, Harami- Bastard Shaitan👹 RAB☝️ Shaheed- Sirf Muslims hi hote hai😎 Shukar..Shukriya . Yeh kuch 1% arabic words hai aur B boht hai abhi yaad nahi arahe. Indians ko pata hi nahi hai k yeh arabic words hi ha👊 . ☆Zindagi, Azaadi, Asmaam, Zameen, Dil, Dard, Dost, Dushman, Ghar ,Darwaza Sar, Chera, Zaban, Khoon, Ganda, Khali, Andar, Bahar, Avaaz, khvaab Zaroori, Dewana, Khoob, Sabzi, Mazedar, Dariya, Rang, Safed, Hamesha, Khamosh, Shayad, Khali, Khatarnak,Pasand, Khush, Naraz, Bimaar, Dawaa, Khushbu, Badbu, Jawan, Hoshiyar, Meharban, Darkht ,phul, Mein, Mera, meri ,mere, Hum Shadi, hafta, mahina, shaam ,naam Shohar, bibi,Bacha, Ya , khud , Khuda Peeshab😂 Yeh kuch 2% farsi words hai. . its funny indian bolte Arabic+Farsi k words hai jisko Urdu kehte hai lekin woh kehte hai k hum Sanskirt k lafz bol rahe hai isliye hum hindi bol rahe hai🦧Jabk ek pora sentence tk nahi bol sekte Hindi mein Arabic+Farsi k begair👊🌬

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is say achi video menay ajtak nahi dekhi aur na he kahin suni ya perhi. buhat he mehnat ki hai is per saf nazar araha hai. good work excellent 👌

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