Urdu Language Course (Basic (A1)

Urdu is an Indo-Aryan language spoken chiefly in South Asia. It is the official national language and lingua franca of Pakistan. In India, Urdu is an Eighth Schedule language whose status, function, and cultural heritage is recognized by the Constitution of India; it has some form of official status in several Indian states.

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A brief history and background of the language

At the start of Medieval period, the Old Franconian eventually developed into Old Dutch and became the main language spoken in the southern Netherlands and northern Belgium. There are not a lot of written examples of Old Dutch from this period because it used to serve as a spoken language mostly.

Later Old Dutch evolved into Middle Dutch and emerged many regional dialects sustained by provincial political divides. By 14th century, the House of Burgundy gained control over the Low Countries and efforts were made to standardize the language.

Later by 16th century, Antwerp, the most powerful city heavily influenced the region’s dialects until the Spanish sacked the city in 1584 that lead to a mass exodus of people to Holland which was ruled by the newly formed Dutch Republic.

The language has remained relatively same since the 17th century. There are still many regional dialects spoken throughout the Netherlands and Belgium. During the colonial period Dutch developed into several Creoles languages and also further split into Afrikaans – spoken by roughly 18 million people mostly in South Africa and Namibia.

Reasons to master the Urdu Language:

• 1. With this classical language

• 2. Urdu developed under the influences

• 3. Urdu is written in the Perso-Arabic script.

• 4. Urdu is among the 20th most spoken languages in the world

• 5. Urdu is the most underrated vehicular language of the Indian sub-continent.

• 6. The front portion of the brain is activated by reading Urdu

• 7. It will help to make you more polite and courteous than you are already.

• 8. Understand dialogues and songs

• 9. Boost your Career

Basic ( A1 )

The whole focus is to make the learner familiar with the language, and understand and speak basic phrases in daily life situations.