What Languages Can You Speak?

[AbhishekS]

Oh. I had no idea that Sindhis live in Pakistan too.

 

[pcfan123]

English, French, German, Hindi in order of strength

 

[Lee1981]

English English English

Dont need any other language, i can always get a steak and chips and a beer when i'm abroad.

Also i'm as thick as a rhino's 4skin so i got no chance of learning another language

 

[Papa_Smurf]

Must be hard to learn new things after all the maintenance that 8 inch saus requires.

 

[Hari.k]

i speak malayalam,hindi,tamil,english,spanish,turkish,american english :O
Thats all

 

[sami ullah khan]

Punjabi, Urdu and English. Punjabi is my mother tongue so best in that. I also know a little bit of arabic and Pushto.

 

[Fenil]

I can speak, English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marwadi. Moreover, I can understand Bhojpuri, Punjabi and Sanskrit but can't speak. Bits and pieces of Urdu, a couple of words in Spanish and Kannada is all I know.

 

[Lee1981]

Must be hard to learn new things after all the maintenance that 8 inch saus requires.

When its 5-6 inch on the flop it can be tricky i must admit

 

[sami ullah khan]

I think some one needs to open another thread to discuss the finer points of human anatomy.

 

[Gurjot95]

It seems Punjabi is spoken by larger part of Pakistan. Do people in Pakistan speaks Punjabi as well as of those who lives in Punjab? (Pakistan Punjab). Since here in India, only people living/born in Punjab can speak Punjabi well. I also wonder if it's same language that is used in Indian Punjab and not some modified one.

 

[sami ullah khan]

Various versions of Punjabi are spoken here in Pakistan such as Potohari, Seraiki and a few others. Punjabi in different part of our punjab is distinctive but the version I speak is quite similar to what is spoken in Indian Punjab.

 

[Ahmad94]

It seems Punjabi is spoken by larger part of Pakistan. Do people in Pakistan speaks Punjabi as well as of those who lives in Punjab? (Pakistan Punjab). Since here in India, only people living/born in Punjab can speak Punjabi well. I also wonder if it's same language that is used in Indian Punjab and not some modified one.

Its like Urdu and Hindi. They are very similar there are slight accents in village areas. There are a few different words, but the gist is the same

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Oh. I had no idea that Sindhis live in Pakistan too.

Sindhis are very common in Pakistan, infact I was unaware of them in India at all. But Pathans and Sindhis are often the ones with the jokes.

 

[blazerix]

English, Italian, Hindi and a bit of French.

 

[Paki007]

arious versions of Punjabi are spoken here in Pakistan such as Potohari, Seraiki

Saraiki is a version of Punjabi Seriously? Potohari Punjabi is Punjabi version but i dont think Saraiki is.May be some people mix Saraiki and Punjabi while speak but real Saraiki is totally different from Punjabi.I can say this because a few cousins of mine live in Bahawalpur

 

[sami ullah khan]

Punjabis can understand and speak Seraiki and vice versa. Its quite easy really although accent can be pretty bad.