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What Language Is Spoken In Pakistan?
I want to write to someone from Pakistan in their native language but do not know what it is and I want to surprise them.
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I have one of my Pakistani friend and she told me that they spoke multiple language like Pasto, Sindi, Balochi, Syriki, Punjabi, Hinko, Urdu, English etc. But there national language is URDU.
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Pakistan has a very dynamic culture and people from all four provinces speak over a hundred different dialects of many different languages such as Punjabi, Pushtu, siraiki, Sindhi, Balochi etc but the national language of Pakistan is Urdu and most of the population can read and understand this language as it is the official language of Pakistan.
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Hi i am ali adnan from pakistan, we as miss jeniy told you we speak multiple language, but the national language of pakistanis is urdu. Miss Marcie you may write your sentence in English i will narrate it in urdu for you and then you may communicate it to pakistan.
regards,
ali adnan
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I have 3 blurter pals from Pakistan & they tell me Urdu & English. I'D BE HAPPY TO INTRODUCE YOU JUST GIVE ME A SHOUT & RATE MY ANSWER PLS. THANK YOU. ♥NASSY
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Well the mother language of Pakistan is Urdu and most of the people speak Urdu in Pakistan but other language beside Urdu are Pashto,Balauchi,Punjabi etc
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In pakistan we use these languages; URDU,PUNJABI, BALOCHI,SINDHI,ENGLISH,PASHTO AND MARATHI.WE NORMALLY USE ENGLISH AND URDU. because urdu is a national language of pakistan and english is world wide.
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In Pakistan, there are number of languages spoken. Even if the language is same the variation may be found in the speaking style. Pakistan's language is URDU, it's combination of different languages like Turkish, Arabic and Sanskrit etc. However other languages are Punjabi, Sindhi pashto and siraiki
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Urdu and English are the main ones. When I lived in East London, England , I learnt to speak Urdu so that all the lonely Pakistani Mums in the playground that did not speak English very well would have someone to converse with. I have forgotten quite a bit now as I am out of practice, but remember how to count to 31 and all the fruit and veg and colours and months and days of the week.
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Main language is Urdu, but mode of education is mainly English, so English is widely understood as well.
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