Random Thoughts

[CerealKiller]

Can Urdu speakers list Hindi among the languages they speak, and vice versa?

 

[pillowprocter]

Can Urdu speakers list Hindi among the languages they speak, and vice versa?

If you're asking for opinions, yes. They can speak it almost fluently. Should Urdu speakers list Hindi among the languages they can read and write in, and vice versa? No, because they can't.

 

[CerealKiller]

If you're asking for opinions, yes. They can speak it almost fluently. Should Urdu speakers list Hindi among the languages they can read and write in, and vice versa? No, because they can't.

Just asking about speaking orally. For example, can i put Hindi among the languages i speak on mv CV? Just a thought that popped in my mind.

 

[Bevab]

Just asking about speaking orally. For example, can i put Hindi among the languages i speak on mv CV? Just a thought that popped in my mind.

I’d assume that your potential employer would take it as you knowing Hindi in written format to an extent as well as knowing that you speak it.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Can Urdu speakers list Hindi among the languages they speak, and vice versa?

You can put in 'Hindi (spoken efficiency)' in the CV

You can always clear it during an interview incase the question of reading/writing arises.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Funfact:

Native Urdu speakers can easily mention Hindi as a known language.
However, native Hindi speakers can't imagine putting Urdu as a known language.

 

[CerealKiller]

I’d assume that your potential employer would take it as you knowing Hindi in written format to an extent as well as knowing that you speak it.

You can put in 'Hindi (spoken efficiency)' in the CV

You can always clear it during an interview incase the question of reading/writing arises.

Thanks. Although not looking for a job right now, just wondered if I can include it as a flex

 

[CerealKiller]

Funfact:

Native Urdu speakers can easily mention Hindi as a known language.
However, native Hindi speakers can't imagine putting Urdu as a known language.

Why do you think so?

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Why do you think so?

I don't know if people speak pure Urdu in Pakistan, but I have heard Urdu shers and shayaris and it is very complex and there is much more flair than Hindi.

 

[CerealKiller]

I don't know if people speak pure Urdu in Pakistan, but I have heard Urdu shers and shayaris and it is very complex and there is much more flair than Hindi.

No, that isn’t relevant in my opinion. If i listen to a formal speech in Hindi, i will struggle to understand quite a bit of it too.
We don’t use that many complicated words in everyday life, only @AsadRM does

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

We don’t use that many complicated words in everyday life

Don't lie janaab

 

[CerealKiller]

Don't lie janaab

Baraaye meherbaani mere pe jhoot bolney ki be-bunyaadi tohmat naa lagaayein.

Show proof bruh

 

[Till Valhalla]

Don't lie janaab

I trust NMA but I also know this firangi Pakistani @CerealKiller can't say s___

 

[Till Valhalla]

I trust NMA but I also know this firangi Pakistani @CerealKiller can't say s___

I got a demo video

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[asprin]

Is it just me or does it always feel like the person before me (while using self checkout) has never used self checkout, touchscreens or money - like every single time?