Learn Urdu 2: Greetings

Today we learn some common greetings!

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[Meganjoon]

I don't make things up. You are the one who is posting on you tube, you should educate yourself before talking about things you don't know. As far as religion you are posing as a Muslim so I do know that you are Muslim otherwise you should stop fooling people & are a imposter or extremely confuse! Happy New year dear. You do have some potential if you can keep an open mind. Best of luck.

[Yaiyasmin]

@Meganjoon I have never stated my religion and I don't pose as a muslim so you have no base at all for making assumptions.

[Meganjoon]

That is not an greeting in ALL Muslim countries. Not in Iran... & for your information most of your alphabets are FARSI, Persian is NOT a language! It is really sad that originality of your language comes from Farsi but you are claiming that is more associates with Arabic, enforcing that is not going to get you to heaven faster or makes you a better Muslim dear. It is really sad specially your real manners comes from Persian culture. Just so you are clear I am married to a Pakistani man.

[Yaiyasmin]

@Meganjoon In Iran the greeting is Salaam which is derived from As-Salaam 'alaikum. Farsi is called Persian language in english, so when someone says they speak persian it means they speak farsi.

I have in nowhere said that Urdu contains more arabic than farsi, why are you making stuff up? The greeting as-salaam alaikum is from arabic so yes the greeting is more associated with arabic, but not the language as a whole.

And dear, please don't make assumptions about my religion, you have no idea.

[reducedautosolutions]

when i greet friends i say "sup nigga!"

[Yaiyasmin]

@reducedautosolutions LOL I hope you're black cause otherwise you're gonna get ur ass kicked one of these days :P

[Yaiyasmin]

@jjstuer Well peace be upon you is also a christian greeting as Jesus Christ used it :)

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@gavinmcgregor chup kar fukri

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@ExViTerminiZ so marry her

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@dildilpakistan111 islam meri lun

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@reducedautosolutions in France i say "wesh wesh"  argo

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OH PENCHODI LISTENN  FUCK ARAB PASHA AND ARABIC SHEITAN CULTUR AND FUCK ISLAM

JUST PLEAASE TEACH US URDU, dont want hear arabs here

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Dont put biutiful larki on those vids, its difficult to learn for evrybody when sexy wife teach online

[dildilpakistan111]

keep up the good work.

[dildilpakistan111]

Assalamualikum to all muslims and hello to everyone else. Yaiyasmin, you have done a great job. Muslim or not, you have done a great job at teaching the greetings of the east. And farsi alphabets come from the arabic alphabets. Pre Islam period in Persia, they were using a different set of alphabets. And most iranians do use the Assalamualikum greetings, except for non muslims or secular muslims. As a matter of fact, I have some christian neighbours in Pakistan who use this greeting ALL the time