Small change don’t say “in India” say “in Hindi”. Whoever watching just reminding that there are millions of people in India lives without knowing Hindi.
Hindi is not remotely close to persian at all.. For eg: The word Heart in hindi is "hirday" while "Dil" is an urdu word which came from persian language.
I agree .. Hindi is not remotely close to persian at all.. The word Heart in hindi is "hirday" while "Dil" is an urdu word which came from persian language.
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Small change don’t say “in India” say “in Hindi”. Whoever watching just reminding that there are millions of people in India lives without knowing Hindi.
Hindi is not remotely close to persian at all..
For eg: The word Heart in hindi is "hirday" while "Dil" is an urdu word which came from persian language.
Hindi is 200+ yrs old most of the word borrowed from Hindustani and Persian and urdu. Hence lot of borrowed words.
History facts in Mughal era Persian (farsi) was official national language. "हाथ कंगन को आरसी क्या और पढ़े लिखे को फारसी क्या"
We spoke Pashto. Pashto and Persian is similar. In Pashto we use the word BARAN for rain.
Hindi is NOT AT ALL close to Persian, It’s Urdu which is very close to Persian and speaking script is similar to Hindi.
Baran is like Varun- god of rain
Lot of Persian word are in Hindi..like NAZDIK....close.
Urdu and persian
Few words
Its urdu.
I agree ..
Hindi is not remotely close to persian at all..
The word Heart in hindi is "hirday" while "Dil" is an urdu word which came from persian language.
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