It’s really interesting that Pakistan’s official language is pretty much only a plurality in Karachi and Hyderabad
goingtolivelong on
Any changes compared to the previous census?
Edit: Found one change. Khanewal (Punjab province) was plurality or majority Punjabi in 2017, but is now Saraiki
EmergencyReal6399 on
Young people still speak in their mother languages or they are having a chinese or indonesian moment when they speak the defacto national standard language instead?
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oh wow i didn’t know urdu wasn’t that practiced
EmergencyReal6399 on
My other question, a Urud speaker from Karachi could have a fluid conversation with a Hindi speaker from Delhi? like me, a Mexican spanis speaker to an Argentinean or Spaniard?
DreyDarian on
Yeah that seems like a good idea for a country
PizzaGeek9684 on
For a country so populous as Pakistan, I’m surprised there’s a region where there’s missing data. I wonder if there’s a story to explain it! /s
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Saraiki is a Punjabi dialect. Ask partition refugees in India who are from those regions and speak that dialect, and they will say they speak Punjabi.
ozneoknarf on
Brahui is the coolest language, it’s the only Dravidian language outside of India. It’s probably the language most related to the one spoken by the Indus Valley civilization
Exonic__ on
How did u make the map op?
Super_Sherbet_268 on
every pakistani I have met speaks urdu fluently this survey just takes into account the mother tougue not the first language or 2nd
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Beware of the indian map police.
It’s really interesting that Pakistan’s official language is pretty much only a plurality in Karachi and Hyderabad
Any changes compared to the previous census?
Edit: Found one change. Khanewal (Punjab province) was plurality or majority Punjabi in 2017, but is now Saraiki
Young people still speak in their mother languages or they are having a chinese or indonesian moment when they speak the defacto national standard language instead?
oh wow i didn’t know urdu wasn’t that practiced
My other question, a Urud speaker from Karachi could have a fluid conversation with a Hindi speaker from Delhi? like me, a Mexican spanis speaker to an Argentinean or Spaniard?
Yeah that seems like a good idea for a country
For a country so populous as Pakistan, I’m surprised there’s a region where there’s missing data. I wonder if there’s a story to explain it! /s
Saraiki is a Punjabi dialect. Ask partition refugees in India who are from those regions and speak that dialect, and they will say they speak Punjabi.
Brahui is the coolest language, it’s the only Dravidian language outside of India. It’s probably the language most related to the one spoken by the Indus Valley civilization
How did u make the map op?
every pakistani I have met speaks urdu fluently this survey just takes into account the mother tougue not the first language or 2nd