#pakistani language

[maihonhassan]

I am not Kaavish but;

"Toote hooye dil jaaen kahan?"

[aahanna]

The feminine urge to just say -

mujhe tumse baatein krte krte sona hai

Aur subah uth ke bhi dubara baatein Krna hai

[mehreenkhan]

Desi love languages

[thedepressedkiddo]

وه جو ہم میں تم میں قرارتھا

تمهيں ياد ہو کہ نہ ياد ہو

that joyous ease that was once between us

do you remember it, or have you forgotten?

[mufrad]

Chalo khwaab mein milte hain, Aur isi khwaab mein ek naya khwaab bunte hain, Khwaab mein titliyaan hain Jugnu chaand aur taare hain, Khwaab mein tum mere ho, Aur ye sab tumhare hain, Khwaab mein hum bheegte hain jaise koi baarish ho, Khwaab ek dhundhli vaadi hai jaise baadlo ki saazish ho, Khwaab mein sab khwaab sa hai, Har ek chehra janaab sa hai, Khwaab jaise koi phoolnagar hai, Kuch motiyaan thoda gulab sa hai, To chalo Na uss khwaab mein chalte hain.

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Main Languages Spoken in Pakistan

Pakistan is a linguistically diverse country with a rich cultural heritage, home to numerous languages spoken across its provinces and regions. Each language reflects the identity and traditions of its people. Here are some of the main languages spoken in Pakistan:

Urdu

Urdu is Pakistan’s national language and serves as a unifying medium across the country. It is widely spoken and understood, especially in urban areas. Urdu poetry and literature hold a special place in the cultural landscape of Pakistan. Explore Urdu phrases for travelers.

Sindhi

Sindhi is spoken in Sindh province and is known for its ancient literary heritage and deep connection to Sufi poetry. The language is written in a script derived from Arabic and is rich in folklore and traditional music. Learn Sindhi phrases to connect with locals.

Punjabi

Punjabi is the most spoken language in Pakistan, primarily in Punjab province. It is vibrant and expressive, famous for its folklore, songs, and Bhangra dance. The language is written in Shahmukhi script in Pakistan. Discover Punjabi phrases for your trip.

Pashto

Pashto is spoken in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and parts of Balochistan. It is a key part of the Pashtun culture, rich in oral traditions, poetry, and hospitality practices. It has its own script and distinctive linguistic style.

Balochi

Balochi is the primary language of Balochistan. It has ancient roots and is influenced by Persian and Arabic. The language is known for its storytelling traditions and epic poetry.

Seraiki

Seraiki is spoken in southern Punjab and parts of Sindh. Known for its soft and melodic tone, it is closely related to Punjabi and has a strong tradition of folk music.

Brahvi

Brahvi is a Dravidian language spoken in Balochistan. Its unique linguistic roots make it distinct from the surrounding languages. It is often associated with the cultural identity of the Brahvi-speaking tribes.

Shina

Shina is spoken in Gilgit-Baltistan and is a key language in the mountainous northern regions. It is vital to preserving the oral traditions and stories of the region.

Broshiski

Broshiski is an isolate language spoken in Hunza and Nagar Valleys. It has no known linguistic relatives and is treasured for its cultural significance.

Balti

Balti is a Tibetan-origin language spoken in parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, including Skardu. Its script and traditions reflect a mix of Buddhist and Islamic influences.

Chitrali (Khowar)

Khowar, or Chitrali, is spoken in Chitral and surrounding valleys. It is known for its poetic nature and deep connection to the region’s mountainous culture.

Makrani

Makrani is a dialect spoken by communities in southern Balochistan and coastal Sindh. It blends influences from Balochi, Sindhi, and Swahili, reflecting the area's maritime heritage.

Learn Local Languages with Travel & Culture

Travel and Culture in Pakistan offers specialized tours for those interested in learning local languages and exploring the cultural diversity of the country. Find more at Travel & Culture.

[muslimintp-1999-girl]

Being an Urdu speaker means knowing how to read and write Arabic but not understanding it & understanding Hindi but not knowing how to read or write it. Also (if you're a Pakistani) your national anthem is in Persian.

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[maihonhassan]

ye tamannā hai ki āzād-e-tamannā hī rahūñ,

dil-e-māyūs ko mānūs-e-tamannā na banā

It has always been confusing for me as to what state are humans to assume. To be hopeful again hopes which is very hurtful or find solace in despair, have minimal or no hopes so that nothing can bother you anymore.

[thasorns-moved]

Me sitting as a turkish person with pakistani people. Sometimes I understand because they speak in German but the switch to Urdu

[pikachewww]

When Imran Khan said: sukoon sirf qabr mein hai

When Zauq said: mar kar bhi chein na paya toh kidhar jayenge

When Jaun Elia said: wo jo marney par tula hai usney jee kar bhi toh dekha hoga

when Fayyaz Hashmi said: na tum aaye na chein aaya na maut aayi

and when my heart longed for the lost feeling of peace. I wished: “na hum hotey na dil hota na dil azariyan hotin ”

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[goodjohnjr]

Work To Out Of Town & Speaking Another Language With My Doctor

File:Urdu example.svg In this dream, I went to work at a fictional version of the library in DeRidder that was along the left side of the road leading out the city that leads to Lake Charles. My supervisor Ms. JR, maybe our office manager, and several other coworkers of mine were working at the library as well. After work, I made the random decision to drive to what was either a fictional…

[skiddo-xy]

wikipedia, pakistan and low german...i feel represented

[bougainvillea-like]

hum ne ek umr guzari hai us veerane me chhod gye tum tanhaa jis veerane me

ek hi toh khaab dekha tha tum se milkar ji lenge be-ghar bhi shehr us veerane me

makaan ka khalipan toh bhar diya hum ne laga ke tasveer deewar aur us veerane me

khalaa-e-dil-e-'aas' aur kaise bhare ab khali hai ab talak zameen us veerane me

— aas

“Is shehar ki sari raunak tumhary wajood sy hai,

Tumhary baad hum is shehar ko veeran likhengy”

[faheemkhan882]

ثقافت کے نام پر بے حیائی کا فروغ #ڈاکٹراسرار

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