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Walaamaher

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Ras al-Khaimah, Ra's al Khayma

Walaamaher

02 November 2014 06:59:33

Walaamaher

02 November 2014 06:59:33

Ras al-Khaimah, Ra's al Khayma

Hi..
I want to have a family time connection where we all sit around a teacher and learn... so we thought about Urdu ( Indian :-) ) ..
it seems a good idea to have a new language and also looking to how widle it is used in GCC..
So does any one knows a qualified teacher at home. Who is willing to do this for 6 ?
or it is better to go to center..but it will lose the family bonding part

Lets hear your ideas .. I am planning this starting the new year..

live.ali

02 November 2014 11:12:36

live.ali

02 November 2014 11:12:36

The word Urdu is derived from the same Turkic word ordu (army) that has given English horde.However, Turkish borrowings in Urdu are minimum. The words that Urdu has borrowed from Turkish and Arabic have been borrowed through Farsi (persian) and hence are a Persianized version of the original word.