The words are not similar but actually taken from their language, just like most of the food that we eat today. We, Indians, do not speak Hindi, except maybe 5% of the population or even less, but speak Hindustani which is a mix of Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, and Farsi.
@@moonlighmax that’s not true. There are very few indian words in farsi. And the few words that are there because of indo european languages not because persian got the words from indians
@@moonlighmax no it's totally wrong, india's main language was sanskrit and oldest too, but hindi isn't derived from sanskrit but only alphabets while persian language is far older than sanskrit and even ram and ramayana.
Urdo did not come from arabic it comes from farsi (persian). And some arabic words have been included in farsi (parsi, persian) language because of the region that iran is located and also after muslims army conquered the persian empire.
First Mamluk Dynasty came, then Khiljis,then Tughlaq, Sayed then Lodhi, after that several attacks by Mahmud of Ghazni , after than Mohd Ghori and that Mughals. North India had became over the years the epicentre of cultural and linguistic mixture. During Alauddin Khalji, There was a poet Amir Khusro, who is known as the Father of Urdu, he used to mix the Farsi and Hindustani and Awadhi in his songs. For example, Zihal-e-Miskin Amir Khusro was called as Toot-E-Hind (The Voice of India), he was also a learned Sanskrit scholar,Khusro introduced Qawali in India, he introduced a musical instrument called Rabab(even Guru Nanak in the 16th century used to play Rabab), Khusro was also the follower of Hazrat Nizamudin(Mahboob E Khuda). Bharat ki history bohat vast hai, apna apna gyan mat pelo aur jaake achhe se research karo, kindi is not a language but a Khichdi. Hindi=Sanskrit+Arabic+Farsi+English. Muslims ne humko North India walon ko rehna sikhaya Style se, kaise raeesi jhadi jati hai, kaise stylish rha jata hai. Tabhi North k log zaida stylish hain, faishonable hain.. Don’t deny with my philosophy because I am about to publish it shortly.
Bro, it's more common with Urdu words, not Hindi, Urdu has many similarity with Hindi but Farsi similarity is with Urdu because the Mughals court language was Farsi, so they came more in Urdu usage. Old Avestan and Sanskrit were sister languages, many Indian & European language came from these two languages, but both are near non spoken know.
It's a virtue if one is proud of ones mother language, and mother land, and you are wrong ones again in your assumption that I am a Pakistani. Hindi has no Persian words, where as Urdu has plenty. Urdu is a recent camp language whereas Hindi is very ancient having more of Sanskrit words. Farsi, Hindi, and Urdu, all belongs to Indo European language.
@@udayk4170 Sanskrit belongs to the Indo-European family of languages. It is one of the three earliest ancient documented languages that arose from a common root language now referred to as Proto-Indo-European language: Vedic Sanskrit (c. 1500-500 BCE). Mycenaean Greek (c. 1450 BCE)and Ancient Greek (c. 750-400 BCE). Hittite (c. 1750-1200 BCE). Other Indo-European languages distantly related to Sanskrit include archaic and Classical Latin (c. 600 BCE-100 CE, Italic languages), Gothic (archaic Germanic language, c. 350 CE), Old Norse (c. 200 CE and after), Old Avestan (c. late 2nd millennium BCE) and Younger Avestan (c. 900 BCE). The closest ancient relatives of Vedic Sanskrit in the Indo-European languages are the Nuristani languages found in the remote Hindu Kush region of northeastern Afghanistan and northwestern Himalayas, as well as the extinct Avestan and Old Persian - both are Iranian languages. Sanskrit belongs to the satem group of the Indo-European languages.
One is ak ,Two is dui ,yaar is milt ,equal is aksan ,alone is akelo ,near is naide ,neck is karodi ,guest is Lhaney . .this is in my native language bhaderwahi which is spoken is jandk i think it's not influenced by arabic much but a mixture of Sanskrit and pahadi language
Most welcome Tarun Bhai. Waise mera Dinesh Singh hai. Mai yahi soch raha tha ke aap Sri Lanka ke baad kaha jaaoge, to usaka bhi jawab mil gaya hai. Aap Nepal me Himalaya ke base camp pahunche ho. Good luck dear. Keep exploring. Aapke madhyam se hum bhi virtually ghum rahe hai. Take care Bhai. 👍👍👍
दहा मराठी में है। फारसी वाला जो दह है उसमें से अक्षर "ह" का उच्चारण ह नहिं होता । हकीकत में ईरान से लेकर बृहद राजपूताना (उस वक्त का राजस्थान, गुजरात, पंजाब , बलूचिस्तान और सिंध) में समानरूप से अक्षर "ह" और "स" दोनों के बिच का उच्चारण वाला एक अक्षर बोलचाल में आज भी है , जिसे लिखना असंभव है उसे या तो "ह" या फिर "स" लिखा जाता है, उसी तरह बोलने में स/ह दोनों के स्थान पर उपयोग किया जाता है। अगर आप मुझ जैसे काठियावाडी गुजराती या कोई मारवाड़ की तरफ के इंसान को अपनी भाषा में बोलते सुनेंगे तो ही पता चल पाएगा कि उसका उच्चारण क्या है।
This are not Hindi words.. bro.. For instance you said -- jahan for world but actually it's Sansar in Hindi.. It's like we say jungle in english, which is taken from hindi.
Indian must accept that your forefather came from Old Persian, not only language, both Dravidian/Aryan still worshipped with fire like Old Persian religion..
He is actually using all pure Urdu (Arabic and Persian words) he is very clever he didn't use any pure Hindi (Sanskrit) word You are trying to use Urdu by saying it is Hindustani 😂😂😂
These words are not of Urdu origin, These words are of Persian and Arabic origin. Hindi/Urdu original words come from Shauraseni Prakrit. But in India and Pakistan, Peoples use many persian and arabic words too due to mughal influence. And Hindi is only spoken in Delhi NCR region, They use Tadbhav words along with thousands of words of Persian and Arabic, They dont use Sanskrit words in Daily life and Hindi and Urdu both are same language based on the dialect of Delhi NCR but being called by different names due to religious issues in the Sub continent
there is no Similarity between Hindi And Persian The Words Shown In Video Is Urdu words.Urdu And Persian Are much Similar..Hindi Is taken from Sanskrit..
Urdu doesn't has its own words. Urdu's original words came from Shauraseni Prakrit rest are all Persian and Arabic words, Same scenario with Hindi as Hindi and Urdu are two different names of same language which is based on the dialect of Delhi NCR. People there dont use Sanskritized words, they use tatsam, tadbhav words of Shauraseni Prakrit and Persian and Arabic words
Bro, Urdu and Farsi are very similar . It start with alphabets , Urdu and Farsi are 100% same . Che , Pe, Kha etc are purely in Urdu and Farsi / Persian but not in Arabic . Pure Hindi has nothing to do with Farsi but Hindustani has similarities with Urdu and Persian which is common speaking language of Northern Indian people.
@@rkkhan5001 Arabic conquest of iran lasted for two centuries, from the 7th to 9the ce. During this period, arabic words were imported into the Persian language and a number of Persian words found their way in to Arabic. Arabic has had an influence on the Persian lexicon, but it has not effected the structure of the language.
@@mithunkumarkumar1231 the Arabs were not interested in the lexicon, language structure, or food. All these were on the fringe, change of religion and rule was prime.
@@rkkhan5001 According to UNESCO, Persian is the only living classical language in the world. Today, Persian language is more than eighty percent the same as Middle Persian language during the Sassanid era. Arabic words entered in Persian today can be easily replaced with Middle Persian words. But it is not needed either, because these Arabic words are now used in Persian and are different from their Arabic meaning in most cases. Indeed they become Persianalized 🤗
Actually boolwood is Urdu not hindi.some of the Hindi word is not Hindi it's urdu.pure Hindi is different.like secrifice in Hindi "tyag" but in Urdu it's "korbani".
CHindi (Copycat Hindi) 😅....U speak mostly Urdu in the name of Hindi alongwith Bollywood songs and dialogues... Duniya (Urdu)/Vishw(Hindi)..Sawaal(Urdu)/Prashhan (Hindi),Jawab (Urdu)/Uttar (Hindi), Mohabbat,Ishq (Urdu)/Prem (Hindi), Aasman (Urdu)/ Aakash (Hindi),Kitaab (Urdu)/Pustak(Hindi), Imaandar(Urdu) /Nishtavaan(Hindi) and so on...
@@priyanshukumar9668 CHindi clown...The Word 'Hindi' itself is an Arabic word... There are tons of words like Kitab,Zameen,Aasman,Kalamm,Kudrat,Ilm, Zindagi,Waqt,Mardd,Aurat,Taleem,Jung and so on...Muslims ruled the Indian subcontinent for 1135 years ... impact is natural
Iranians (Persians) and most of nothern Indians and Afghanistans are from same genetical ethnic group...language (medium of communication) comes first.. Religion came very late specifically Abrahamic religions..
@@billa_5420-urf Yes, all Iranians consider themselves Aryans. Of course, we have very few in the south of the Semitic race and some in the northeast of Turkmen, although they are also somewhat mixed with other ethnic groups.
@@nafisehebadi4471 Delighted to hear that Iranians still consider themselves as aryans because our religion shouldn't affect our genetic ancestry. It's also sad to see that nowadays iranians are following an Arabic Religion rather than their ancestral Aryan Religion.🙏
Koi nayee baat nahi batayee. Urdu actually Persianised Hindi hi hai. Pakistan, Arabianised Urdu and that is why, our Urdu is different from that of Pakistan. e.g. Urdu says Khuda Hafiz (Khuda is the Supreme Being, Hafiz is who does Hifaazat) Pakistanis would say, Allah Hafiz. They don't like Khuda Hafiz. Some more examples of Persian Urdu : 1.Sazaa Mukarrar kar dena 2. Adaalat multavi karna 3. Pani 4. Aatish-baazi (Aatish is fire, the object of worship by the Persians before being conquered ĺby Islam). 5. Muvakkil, mulzim, pairavi karna, peshi karna, Sajdaaa 6. Aab (Water), Aab-o-Hawa (Hawa and Water) suit nahi kar rahi. 7. Bad-hazami (Indigestion) India has a history of Islamic invasion of over 800 years and there were Turks, Muslim Iranians, Arabians, Tartars etc. We certainly share many words with them because of being in constant touch with these invader for around 1000 years. Ab toh faarsi (Persian) bahot kam ho gayee hai. English has replaced it. Warna, my grandfather's Persian was very good.
Btothers what are you doing. Start from basic roots. India and Iran are basically same civilization, originally same greater country. Its well known as Indo-Iranian Civilization, so one civilization. Like all different state languages all over India came out of Sanskrit language, in Iran original Pre-Islamic-Invasion Persian language also came out of Sanskrit. So in Iran original pre-Islamic-Invasion Persian language is like Sanskrit. What you are comparing here is Post Islamic Invasion in Iran, Arabic influenced language. Dont forget during Mughal Rule official court language in India was Persian language of Post-Islamic-Invasion in Iran.
Bro, Iranian still speak Persian, their writing is using Arabic alphabet, but language is same what they were speaking before Arab invasion. After Islamisation many Arabic words were adopted, and many came into Arabic too. People always adopt food, culture and words for their ease, and that's how languages thrives and survives.
Sanskrit is the mother of all languages in world and Hindi is the best language in the world Anyone language doesn't have t power to collide with sanskrit and हिंदी। जय हिंद
Thats not anything like Pure Urdu or Pure Hindi. Both Hindi and Urdu are same language based on the dialect of Delhi NCR region. These languages have 75-80% tadbhav and tatsam words with 20-25% Persian, Arabic and Turkish words. Hindi is only spoken in Delhi NCR region and the areas which are close to Punjab. And Hindi speakers dont use Sanskritized words in daily life, they use Tadbhav and Tatsam words of Shauraseni Prakrit and Persian and Arabic words. Btw Hindi and Urdu are two different names of same language which got separated due to religious issues in the Subcontinent
Hindi-Urdu and Farsi have many similarities! Hindi-Urdu has many loanwords from Farsi; also, the ancestor of Hindi-Urdu (which is Sanskrit), is related to the ancestor of Farsi (that is Avestan).
That is bcos mughal invaders were paid by Persian kings to go spread Persian culture and architecture in India. So, that is why urdu borrowed heavily from Persian language.
بھائی زبان میں وقت کے ساتھ ساتھ تبدیلی ہوتی رہتی ہے ۔ جب دوسری زبان والوں ملنا جلنا ہو تا ہے تو بہت سے الفاظ دوسری زبان کے شا مل ہو جاتے ہیں پھر وہ الفاظ اس زبان کے ہی بن جاتے ہیں ۔
Most of the Indian languages derived from Sanskrit Like: Hindi Marathi Bihari Assamese Gujarati Punjabi Odia Bhojpuri Konkani Manipuri Chattisgarhi Kashmiri Mathili......
@@criptoz8277 Persian is derived from Sanskrit, as Sanskrit books vedas are older than Persian books like zenda avestha. Common Iranian culture developed in late Rig-Veda period
Pagal Hindi Zuban 7th to 9th century me aaya hai aur Urdu 12th to 14th century me aaya hai. Aur Urdu is nothing without Hindi bcz Urdu ka grammar Hindi se hi liya gaya hai.😂🤣😂 Mujhe pata hi Tum pakistani hai aur mujhe pata nhi kyu pakistani apne aap me proud feel karte hai Urdu bol kar even they know that Urdu ek Indian language hai.😂🤣🤣 Pakistan ka koi history nhi hai. Pakistan to naya bana country hai 1947 me.🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣.. isiliye madarse chhap knowledge mat baat ... Urdu tumari zuban nhi hai Indian ki hai Aur Hindi urdu ko sister language kaha jata hai 🤣😂😂🤣
@@dkmk6826 not true, Avestan and Rigved were written around the same time. Avesta is not derived from Sanskrit, they both have a common ancestral language which was the proto-indo-eurppean language. Its like in Evolution Human did not evolve from Monkey, but Monkey and humans have a common ancestry. Monkeys are our close cousins. The same way, Sanksrit, Avesta and the European languages especially the Germanic languages have a common ancestral language. They are all cousins languages. So no Avesta is not derived from Sanskrit
The words are not similar but actually taken from their language, just like most of the food that we eat today. We, Indians, do not speak Hindi, except maybe 5% of the population or even less, but speak Hindustani which is a mix of Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, and Farsi.
Not 100% true. We do have many Persian words in Indian languages but at the same time they also have taken 100s of Indian words into Persian language.
@@moonlighmax that’s not true. There are very few indian words in farsi. And the few words that are there because of indo european languages not because persian got the words from indians
@@amirali57638 i think u don't know about Language knowledge. So don't give ur F**king knowledge..😂🤣🤣
@@moonlighmax no it's totally wrong, india's main language was sanskrit and oldest too, but hindi isn't derived from sanskrit but only alphabets while persian language is far older than sanskrit and even ram and ramayana.
@@omer_hyderabadi Tamil is older than Sanskrit
This words are taken from Farsi during Mughal Empire
Urdo did not come from arabic it comes from farsi (persian). And some arabic words have been included in farsi (parsi, persian) language because of the region that iran is located and also after muslims army conquered the persian empire.
Even farsi is very similar to Sanskrit...
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No avestan is similar to Sanskrit as it both Aryan language from central asia/ Iran .
Urdu came from Shauraseni Prakrit. Urdu mostly has tadbhav words of Shauraseni Prakrit with many Persian, Arabic and Turkish words
First Mamluk Dynasty came, then Khiljis,then Tughlaq, Sayed then Lodhi, after that several attacks by Mahmud of Ghazni , after than Mohd Ghori and that Mughals. North India had became over the years the epicentre of cultural and linguistic mixture.
During Alauddin Khalji, There was a poet Amir Khusro, who is known as the Father of Urdu, he used to mix the Farsi and Hindustani and Awadhi in his songs. For example, Zihal-e-Miskin
Amir Khusro was called as Toot-E-Hind (The Voice of India), he was also a learned Sanskrit scholar,Khusro introduced Qawali in India, he introduced a musical instrument called Rabab(even Guru Nanak in the 16th century used to play Rabab), Khusro was also the follower of Hazrat Nizamudin(Mahboob E Khuda).
Bharat ki history bohat vast hai, apna apna gyan mat pelo aur jaake achhe se research karo, kindi is not a language but a Khichdi.
Hindi=Sanskrit+Arabic+Farsi+English.
Muslims ne humko North India walon ko rehna sikhaya Style se, kaise raeesi jhadi jati hai, kaise stylish rha jata hai. Tabhi North k log zaida stylish hain, faishonable hain..
Don’t deny with my philosophy because I am about to publish it shortly.
Bro, it's more common with Urdu words, not Hindi, Urdu has many similarity with Hindi but Farsi similarity is with Urdu because the Mughals court language was Farsi, so they came more in Urdu usage. Old Avestan and Sanskrit were sister languages, many Indian & European language came from these two languages, but both are near non spoken know.
That's the influence of language, many words came from motherlanguage which is Sanskrit, is very old language
But farsi is indo european language derived from sanskrit sir
It's a virtue if one is proud of ones mother language, and mother land, and you are wrong ones again in your assumption that I am a Pakistani. Hindi has no Persian words, where as Urdu has plenty. Urdu is a recent camp language whereas Hindi is very ancient having more of Sanskrit words. Farsi, Hindi, and Urdu, all belongs to Indo European language.
@@udayk4170 Sanskrit belongs to the Indo-European family of languages. It is one of the three earliest ancient documented languages that arose from a common root language now referred to as Proto-Indo-European language:
Vedic Sanskrit (c. 1500-500 BCE).
Mycenaean Greek (c. 1450 BCE)and Ancient Greek (c. 750-400 BCE).
Hittite (c. 1750-1200 BCE).
Other Indo-European languages distantly related to Sanskrit include archaic and Classical Latin (c. 600 BCE-100 CE, Italic languages), Gothic (archaic Germanic language, c. 350 CE), Old Norse (c. 200 CE and after), Old Avestan (c. late 2nd millennium BCE) and Younger Avestan (c. 900 BCE). The closest ancient relatives of Vedic Sanskrit in the Indo-European languages are the Nuristani languages found in the remote Hindu Kush region of northeastern Afghanistan and northwestern Himalayas, as well as the extinct Avestan and Old Persian - both are Iranian languages. Sanskrit belongs to the satem group of the Indo-European languages.
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Bro i think you can also compare the words between Sanskrit and Faarsi and Decide what is similar among them with your own test.
One is ak ,Two is dui ,yaar is milt ,equal is aksan ,alone is akelo ,near is naide ,neck is karodi ,guest is Lhaney .
.this is in my native language bhaderwahi which is spoken is jandk i think it's not influenced by arabic much but a mixture of Sanskrit and pahadi language
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This is not Hindi Itz Urdu
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Most welcome Tarun Bhai. Waise mera Dinesh Singh hai. Mai yahi soch raha tha ke aap Sri Lanka ke baad kaha jaaoge, to usaka bhi jawab mil gaya hai. Aap Nepal me Himalaya ke base camp pahunche ho. Good luck dear. Keep exploring. Aapke madhyam se hum bhi virtually ghum rahe hai. Take care Bhai.
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The new language that was spoken in sub-continent was urdu made by Persian, Turkish and Arabic. Urdu was the language then Hindi was made from urdu. 😊
Have you heard about sanskrit?
Marathi has similar pronounciation for ten which is 'Daha'
दहा मराठी में है। फारसी वाला जो दह है उसमें से अक्षर "ह" का उच्चारण ह नहिं होता । हकीकत में ईरान से लेकर बृहद राजपूताना (उस वक्त का राजस्थान, गुजरात, पंजाब , बलूचिस्तान और सिंध) में समानरूप से अक्षर "ह" और "स" दोनों के बिच का उच्चारण वाला एक अक्षर बोलचाल में आज भी है , जिसे लिखना असंभव है उसे या तो "ह" या फिर "स" लिखा जाता है, उसी तरह बोलने में स/ह दोनों के स्थान पर उपयोग किया जाता है। अगर आप मुझ जैसे काठियावाडी गुजराती या कोई मारवाड़ की तरफ के इंसान को अपनी भाषा में बोलते सुनेंगे तो ही पता चल पाएगा कि उसका उच्चारण क्या है।
That’s old Aryan connection.
Hindi/Urdu One language One Nation, Hindistan
This are not Hindi words.. bro..
For instance you said -- jahan for world but actually it's Sansar in Hindi..
It's like we say jungle in english, which is taken from hindi.
We don't speak pure Hindi but pure Hindi words are different. But these common are more prevalent.
Indian must accept that your forefather came from Old Persian, not only language, both Dravidian/Aryan still worshipped with fire like Old Persian religion..
Similarities b/w avestan and sanskrit
1. Yasna/ Yajna
2. Gatha/ katha
3. Ahura/Asura
4. daeva/deva
5. Vahu manah / Vasu manas/ good mind
He is actually using all pure Urdu (Arabic and Persian words) he is very clever he didn't use any pure Hindi (Sanskrit) word
You are trying to use Urdu by saying it is Hindustani 😂😂😂
Persian itself have lot of sanskrit word then it's wrong to say that he is using all urdu world it is also common in hindi.
Watch other videos about ancient Persian which is same to same Sanskrit
@@white-ep8dothats avestan modern persian is Arabic influenced
These words are not of Urdu origin, These words are of Persian and Arabic origin. Hindi/Urdu original words come from Shauraseni Prakrit. But in India and Pakistan, Peoples use many persian and arabic words too due to mughal influence. And Hindi is only spoken in Delhi NCR region, They use Tadbhav words along with thousands of words of Persian and Arabic, They dont use Sanskrit words in Daily life and Hindi and Urdu both are same language based on the dialect of Delhi NCR but being called by different names due to religious issues in the Sub continent
there is no Similarity between Hindi And Persian The Words Shown In Video Is Urdu words.Urdu And Persian Are much Similar..Hindi Is taken from Sanskrit..
Totally agree it a video between Urdu and Farsi
Urdu doesn't has its own words. Urdu's original words came from Shauraseni Prakrit rest are all Persian and Arabic words, Same scenario with Hindi as Hindi and Urdu are two different names of same language which is based on the dialect of Delhi NCR. People there dont use Sanskritized words, they use tatsam, tadbhav words of Shauraseni Prakrit and Persian and Arabic words
Bro, Urdu and Farsi are very similar . It start with alphabets , Urdu and Farsi are 100% same . Che , Pe, Kha etc are purely in Urdu and Farsi / Persian but not in Arabic . Pure Hindi has nothing to do with Farsi but Hindustani has similarities with Urdu and Persian which is common speaking language of Northern Indian people.
Paradise, is bahisht in Persian jannat is Arabic word. But we use it also.
Very informative 👏 to both nations. It easy to learn hindi or farsi. To watch Indian movies can learn in shorts time
Yes right.
Darawaja also use in Marathi language as well as same meaning.
Oh wow. Good to know that.
The Iranians were able to save their own language from arab domination.. 🤔
Not exactly, hundred of Arabic words are used in Farsi and many many Farsi words usedin Arabic. Farsi text is all Arabic.
@@rkkhan5001 Arabic conquest of iran lasted for two centuries, from the 7th to 9the ce. During this period, arabic words were imported into the Persian language and a number of Persian words found their way in to Arabic. Arabic has had an influence on the Persian lexicon, but it has not effected the structure of the language.
@@mithunkumarkumar1231 the Arabs were not interested in the lexicon, language structure, or food. All these were on the fringe, change of religion and rule was prime.
@@rkkhan5001 According to UNESCO, Persian is the only living classical language in the world. Today, Persian language is more than eighty percent the same as Middle Persian language during the Sassanid era. Arabic words entered in Persian today can be easily replaced with Middle Persian words. But it is not needed either, because these Arabic words are now used in Persian and are different from their Arabic meaning in most cases. Indeed they become Persianalized 🤗
@@rkkhan5001 Arabs are not just a Storm. it's a tsunami.!Egypt is another country that was destroyed along with its language by the Arabs.
Many Persian Urdu Hindi words are also found in Bengali language. ❤
Urdu is not Arabic, Urdu is defined as the Persianized register of Hindustani language.
Actually boolwood is Urdu not hindi.some of the Hindi word is not Hindi it's urdu.pure Hindi is different.like secrifice in Hindi "tyag" but in Urdu it's "korbani".
It's Urdu and Persian
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CHindi (Copycat Hindi) 😅....U speak mostly Urdu in the name of Hindi alongwith Bollywood songs and dialogues... Duniya (Urdu)/Vishw(Hindi)..Sawaal(Urdu)/Prashhan (Hindi),Jawab (Urdu)/Uttar (Hindi), Mohabbat,Ishq (Urdu)/Prem (Hindi), Aasman (Urdu)/ Aakash (Hindi),Kitaab (Urdu)/Pustak(Hindi), Imaandar(Urdu) /Nishtavaan(Hindi) and so on...
Why did you choose only these words ? Where is the words of grammar and verbs?
Whole grammar of Urdu comes from khadi boli hindi
@@priyanshukumar9668 CHindi clown...The Word 'Hindi' itself is an Arabic word... There are tons of words like Kitab,Zameen,Aasman,Kalamm,Kudrat,Ilm, Zindagi,Waqt,Mardd,Aurat,Taleem,Jung and so on...Muslims ruled the Indian subcontinent for 1135 years ... impact is natural
Iranians (Persians) and most of nothern Indians and Afghanistans are from same genetical ethnic group...language (medium of communication) comes first.. Religion came very late specifically Abrahamic religions..
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True
@@nafisehebadi4471 Do Persians consider themselves as ARYANS? We do it in North india
@@billa_5420-urf Yes, all Iranians consider themselves Aryans. Of course, we have very few in the south of the Semitic race and some in the northeast of Turkmen, although they are also somewhat mixed with other ethnic groups.
@@nafisehebadi4471 Delighted to hear that Iranians still consider themselves as aryans because our religion shouldn't affect our genetic ancestry.
It's also sad to see that nowadays iranians are following an Arabic Religion rather than their ancestral Aryan Religion.🙏
Very informative video brother 💝💝💝💝💝
Shukriya Chand bhai.
Only one word that exactly matches Nepali words and that is Jau which means Barley
Koi nayee baat nahi batayee.
Urdu actually Persianised Hindi hi hai. Pakistan, Arabianised Urdu and that is why, our Urdu is different from that of Pakistan.
e.g. Urdu says Khuda Hafiz (Khuda is the Supreme Being, Hafiz is who does Hifaazat)
Pakistanis would say, Allah Hafiz. They don't like Khuda Hafiz.
Some more examples of Persian Urdu :
1.Sazaa Mukarrar kar dena
2. Adaalat multavi karna
3. Pani
4. Aatish-baazi (Aatish is fire, the object of worship by the Persians before being conquered ĺby Islam).
5. Muvakkil, mulzim, pairavi karna, peshi karna, Sajdaaa
6. Aab (Water), Aab-o-Hawa (Hawa and Water) suit nahi kar rahi.
7. Bad-hazami (Indigestion)
India has a history of Islamic invasion of over 800 years and there were Turks, Muslim Iranians, Arabians, Tartars etc.
We certainly share many words with them because of being in constant touch with these invader for around 1000 years.
Ab toh faarsi (Persian) bahot kam ho gayee hai. English has replaced it. Warna, my grandfather's Persian was very good.
Thank you for putting in valuable information sir.
Aur to sab thik hai
Pani ko kaha se urdu man lete ho
Ye nahi suna kabhi khaan-paan pe dhyan do
Khaadana- paana (Sanskrit)
paaneeya (drinkable)
most farsi word in my language Gujarati
Btothers what are you doing.
Start from basic roots.
India and Iran are basically same civilization, originally same greater country.
Its well known as Indo-Iranian Civilization, so one civilization.
Like all different state languages all over India came out of Sanskrit language, in Iran original Pre-Islamic-Invasion Persian language also came out of Sanskrit.
So in Iran original pre-Islamic-Invasion Persian language is like Sanskrit.
What you are comparing here is Post Islamic Invasion in Iran, Arabic influenced language.
Dont forget during Mughal Rule official court language in India was Persian language of Post-Islamic-Invasion in Iran.
Bro, Iranian still speak Persian, their writing is using Arabic alphabet, but language is same what they were speaking before Arab invasion. After Islamisation many Arabic words were adopted, and many came into Arabic too. People always adopt food, culture and words for their ease, and that's how languages thrives and survives.
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Lol Persia is next to Arabia so these Arabian words were in Persian since thousands of years and when Hindus conquest of india
NICE INFO BRO
Thank you Yogesh bhai.
In hindi language mostly used sanskrit word۔۔ these farsi word use in urdu not in hindi
आजकल श्रीलंका में आर्थिक संकट बताया जा रहा है ,इस पर भी कुछ प्रकाश डालियेगा!
Sanskrit is the mother of all languages in world and Hindi is the best language in the world
Anyone language doesn't have t power to collide with sanskrit and हिंदी।
जय हिंद
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Agreed bro but arabic is much more older than sanskrit
HINDI IS derived from persian😂😂
@@vikasadigitalstudio742 Konse gaon me padha hai unpadh admi
Superb 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌 Guys
Both of you Rocks.........
Thank you bro
Sir now Srilanka economic conditions is so bad...explain in vedeo............
फ़ारसी १९५५ तक जूनियर हाईस्कूल में पढ़ाई जाती थी,राजस्व अभिलेखों ख़तरा,खतौनी उर्दू में होती थी ।
Hey bro are you brother of yatri doctor (navankur chaudhari)?
Yes looks same
May be we look similar as we are from the same region. But we aren't blood brothers.
This is not hindi.....this is pure urdu bro
Thats not anything like Pure Urdu or Pure Hindi. Both Hindi and Urdu are same language based on the dialect of Delhi NCR region. These languages have 75-80% tadbhav and tatsam words with 20-25% Persian, Arabic and Turkish words. Hindi is only spoken in Delhi NCR region and the areas which are close to Punjab. And Hindi speakers dont use Sanskritized words in daily life, they use Tadbhav and Tatsam words of Shauraseni Prakrit and Persian and Arabic words. Btw Hindi and Urdu are two different names of same language which got separated due to religious issues in the Subcontinent
Sab thumbnail ki moh-maya hai Babu bhaiyya ! 😂
Hahahaha.
Following ones are are Persian words:
lekin
agar
magar
baad
Its totally urdu words not hindi what about servent earth in hindi its derti i think so
Right bhai yeh Hindi hai hi nhi
Areee bhai hindi bhi to bta dete
Sky - aakash , World - sansar, Martyrdom - balidaan , pray - prarthna 🙏
13:32 مقبره قبرستان عربیه
آرامگاه و آرامِستان ایرانیه
15:13 باغ پردیس و گلستان
This Indian man is painfully unaware of the correct translation
Hindi-Urdu and Farsi have many similarities! Hindi-Urdu has many loanwords from Farsi; also, the ancestor of Hindi-Urdu (which is Sanskrit), is related to the ancestor of Farsi (that is Avestan).
Urdu in Turkish means army. Army of languages
Urdu is actually a persian word in origin. Turks got it from persian.
@@amirali57638urdu is turkish words
Jahan is Urdu ward
Nanwar
Ummeed all Urdu word no hindi
I don't think we say zehmat.
That is bcos mughal invaders were paid by Persian kings to go spread Persian culture and architecture in India. So, that is why urdu borrowed heavily from Persian language.
Arbi, farsi aur hindi ke mix ko urdu kaha jata hai
Acha ji!!
Abadh in Hindi means to live free.
Abad is alive. Or live long. It's like zindabad.
this is not hindi it is pure urdu farsi
All words is similar to Urdu not hindi hindi is diffrent.
Awesome bro #NomadicVillager
Thanks bro
بھائی زبان میں وقت کے ساتھ ساتھ تبدیلی ہوتی رہتی ہے ۔ جب دوسری زبان والوں ملنا جلنا ہو تا ہے تو بہت سے الفاظ دوسری زبان کے شا مل ہو جاتے ہیں پھر وہ الفاظ اس زبان کے ہی بن جاتے ہیں ۔
Hind khud me hi "sindh" ka farsi translation h
Nice family👪 bhai👍
Very nice👍👍
Thank you.
Tarun go back to Iran again for next trip
I will go soon.
@@tarunnagpal thanks Bhai
@@tarunnagpal also if possible pls show the night life as well
Anjir means "fig " in English
Is hindi suffering from identity crisis??😂 I see the words being used are urdu in the disguise of Hindi.
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7:42 fig
Urdu and farsi not hindi similar
Hindu urdu are the same. It should be Turkish. Urdu and farsi
Most of the Indian languages derived from Sanskrit
Like:
Hindi
Marathi
Bihari
Assamese
Gujarati
Punjabi
Odia
Bhojpuri
Konkani
Manipuri
Chattisgarhi
Kashmiri
Mathili......
Sanskrit is derived from persian
@@criptoz8277 Persian is derived from Sanskrit, as Sanskrit books vedas are older than Persian books like zenda avestha. Common Iranian culture developed in late Rig-Veda period
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Persian is the oldest language in the world
farsi not Parsi 👌
Ghanta kuch similar nhi hai
d indian is not being honest here .. big liar 👍😂
Hindi zuban urdu se bane hai aur urdu zuban farsi aur arabi zuban se bane hai India ke zuban hindi nahi sansekrt hai kiya samjhe
Ghochu hindi pehle aai h fir urdu kyuki 100 percent urdu ki grammer aur vocublary derived from sanskrit aur farsi bhi sanskrit se nikli h
🤣😂😂🤣🤣 that's why education is important..🤣🤣😂
Pagal Hindi Zuban 7th to 9th century me aaya hai aur Urdu 12th to 14th century me aaya hai. Aur Urdu is nothing without Hindi bcz Urdu ka grammar Hindi se hi liya gaya hai.😂🤣😂 Mujhe pata hi Tum pakistani hai aur mujhe pata nhi kyu pakistani apne aap me proud feel karte hai Urdu bol kar even they know that Urdu ek Indian language hai.😂🤣🤣 Pakistan ka koi history nhi hai. Pakistan to naya bana country hai 1947 me.🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣.. isiliye madarse chhap knowledge mat baat ... Urdu tumari zuban nhi hai Indian ki hai Aur Hindi urdu ko sister language kaha jata hai 🤣😂😂🤣
Hindi and Persian are derived from"Sanskrit".
Parsi derived from Avesta
Persian is derived from Avesta, stop claiming everything is Indian, Its embarrassing
@@truthofacti1600 yeah but avestan derived from sanskrit sir
@@dkmk6826 not true, Avestan and Rigved were written around the same time. Avesta is not derived from Sanskrit, they both have a common ancestral language which was the proto-indo-eurppean language. Its like in Evolution Human did not evolve from Monkey, but Monkey and humans have a common ancestry. Monkeys are our close cousins. The same way, Sanksrit, Avesta and the European languages especially the Germanic languages have a common ancestral language. They are all cousins languages. So no Avesta is not derived from Sanskrit