urdu is my favorite language per essay
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In addition, urdu kept the base of Hindi/Sanskrit, which makes it understandable, except the vocabulary of course. So now, we have a language with beautiful and vast vocabulary and a base that we can understand.
Here comes the best part, the delivery of those words. The best part of urdu is how you speak it.
Urdu is the language of manners, modesty and respect. When you speack urdu, you give respect to listeners. The simple words like aap, janab, baithiye, uthiye etc give a nice feeling that you are being respected and the politeness makes you fall in love with this language.
I always belive the beauty of the language is how you speak/write it. If you are not breaking the words and trying to make them small, just because you are lazy enough to say the whole words, it becomes beautiful. It goes same with English, Hindi etc.
And at last, it is our perspective that we find Urdu beautiful. There could be other people who wouldn't like it.
Beauty of a language lies in the ears of listener. :-)
In the end:
Shukriya, is zarra-nawazi ke liye. Khuda ki marzi aur aap ki dua rahi to Urdu zuban ke mutaalliq jitne jawabat apki khidmat me pesh kar sakta hoon, zaroor karuga.
Tab tak ke liye khaadim ko ijazat dein.
Khuda Hafiz.
Answer:
Urdu inherited so many words from Persian language, which itself is a very beautiful language to listen to. It also includes a number of Arabic words which are really pleasing to the ears, specially to Hindi speaking people.
In addition, urdu kept the base of Hindi/Sanskrit, which makes it understandable, except the vocabulary of course. So now, we have a language with beautiful and vast vocabulary and a base that we can understand.
Here comes the best part, the delivery of those words. The best part of urdu is how you speak it.
Urdu is the language of manners, modesty and respect. When you speack urdu, you give respect to listeners. The simple words like aap, janab, baithiye, uthiye etc give a nice feeling that you are being respected and the politeness makes you fall in love with this language.
I always belive the beauty of the language is how you speak/write it. If you are not breaking the words and trying to make them small, just because you are lazy enough to say the whole words, it becomes beautiful. It goes same with English, Hindi etc.
And at last, it is our perspective that we find Urdu beautiful. There could be other people who wouldn't like it.