Hindi is pretty much the same as Urdu speaking wise....
anjumfaz Send a noteboard - 11/08/2010 06:17:50 PM
just some words are different here and there. The basic vocab, structure and grammar is all the same.
In terms of writing, I took an introductory Hindi course (I am Indian-Pakistani, but born and brought up in Canada, so I knew the language but not the writing) and written Hindi is not very complicated. I think Urdu would be more difficult. But they are completely different from one another.
IT might be useful to learn Hindi just to get a hang on the speaking part. You can always write the words in the english alphabet, until you are able to find something useful for learning the URdu script.
In terms of writing, I took an introductory Hindi course (I am Indian-Pakistani, but born and brought up in Canada, so I knew the language but not the writing) and written Hindi is not very complicated. I think Urdu would be more difficult. But they are completely different from one another.
IT might be useful to learn Hindi just to get a hang on the speaking part. You can always write the words in the english alphabet, until you are able to find something useful for learning the URdu script.
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I need some advice on learning a language
11/08/2010 05:27:52 PM
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For the amount of money that the Rosetta Stone software costs...
11/08/2010 05:35:37 PM
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Haha not quite; Texas. Also why I was so surprised *NM*
11/08/2010 05:44:28 PM
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It shouldn't be too hard to find a book + CD you can learn from. Why is software so important? *NM*
11/08/2010 05:38:48 PM
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Because my free time consists of 2 hours before bed *NM*
11/08/2010 05:45:16 PM
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Yeah, it would be silly to waste your time on Devanagari when you need to learn the Arabic alphabet.
11/08/2010 05:48:22 PM
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Hindi is pretty much the same as Urdu speaking wise....
11/08/2010 06:17:50 PM
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My girlfriend has family in Canada...
11/08/2010 06:23:35 PM
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Seems like after two years, it might be time to let her family know about you... *NM*
11/08/2010 06:43:55 PM
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We're about at that point
11/08/2010 06:48:42 PM
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That makes sense, yes.
11/08/2010 06:52:53 PM
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I know the fear, yes
11/08/2010 07:41:16 PM
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Is your status in society the same in Indian culture as it is in Pakistani culture?
11/08/2010 07:46:48 PM
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Re: Is your status in society the same in Indian culture as it is in Pakistani culture?
11/08/2010 08:01:44 PM
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I have family in Texas, lol
11/08/2010 06:50:25 PM
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A kindred spirit!
11/08/2010 07:06:25 PM
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Re: A kindred spirit!
11/08/2010 07:15:50 PM
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Wow I'm not alone!
11/08/2010 07:27:02 PM
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You are right,
11/08/2010 07:37:15 PM
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There are like half a dozen movies about that topic... safe to say you're not alone.
*NM*
11/08/2010 08:06:30 PM
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The clash between new generation and old makes for some good movie material *NM*
11/08/2010 08:20:40 PM
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I think you're missing the important thing here. Why does she want you to learn it? *NM*
11/08/2010 06:32:58 PM
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Because she speaks to her family/friends in her language and doesnt want me left out
11/08/2010 06:38:00 PM
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Okay, but none of them speak English? *NM*
11/08/2010 06:42:25 PM
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Yes but its really a cultural thing
11/08/2010 06:46:01 PM
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My advice
11/08/2010 07:28:39 PM
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You too, huh?
11/08/2010 08:07:44 PM
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Fuck Rosetta Stone unless you're a complete dumbass at languages.
12/08/2010 03:29:15 AM
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Good luck and God bless.
12/08/2010 11:50:18 AM
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