I forget I'm bilingual until I get scared or annoyed. That's when these words pop out and I'm like ooo she's educated.
She being me.
She is me.
I is she.
She is me.
I is she.
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NickiHijab · F
@DarlingSelah Punjabi.
But because there's a range of languages spoken where my parents are from, I also understand Urdu and Hindi fluently. I just don't have incentive to speak it.
But because there's a range of languages spoken where my parents are from, I also understand Urdu and Hindi fluently. I just don't have incentive to speak it.
CountScrofula · 41-45, M
@NickiHijab I've had enough Pakistani friends point this out but it always blows my mind how diverse Pakistan is because I always ('cause I'm a dummy) assume Urdu as the default. But of course. It's a huge region full of mountains and tons of colonial political history why would there be a monoculture it ain't Iowa.
NickiHijab · F
@CountScrofula Yeah, it's very diverse. Despite Urdu being the national language, It's a second language for most. It's taught in schools and what you see on mainstream Pakistani media so it kinda acts as a bridge of communication for everyone in different regions.
Punjabi is technically the most spoken language. Although even Punjabi has a shit ton of dialects and they're not all mutually intelligible.
Punjabi is technically the most spoken language. Although even Punjabi has a shit ton of dialects and they're not all mutually intelligible.