why does persian sound like hindi?
Why does persian sound like hindi?
Xavier Kelly
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Lucas Baker
it sounds like arabic
Leo Howard
It doesn't.
Andrew Hughes
>why does an indo european language sound like another indo european languge?
Owen Miller
probably because half of colloquial Hindi vocabulary is just mispronounced Persian words
Daniel Ramirez
I don't think Persian sounds like Hindi at all though. Hindi is harsher, and Persian is softer. Hindi does have a lot of Persian loanwords, and if you go back far enough, both languages came from the Indo-Aryan branch of the PIE language family.
Jack Rogers
hindi and punjabi sounds like pajeets speaking robotic nonsense adding heh at the end of every word. bangla-hahe banglaheh-ho.
persian sounds like a strongly pronounced kashmiri.
Luke Rivera
you're still a subhuman shitskin, OUT
Aiden Bell
What percentage of hindi vocabulary is farsi?
Jackson Ortiz
seething pajeet
Luis Gray
No, he’s aryan you stupid mutt. SAD!
Brody Ward
Not sure about a percentage, but as said a lot of the day to day vocab is from Farsi
Charles Wood
So 1/3 or 1/4 of entire vocabulary if it's so present in everyday dialogue?
Samuel Richardson
Hindi is 80% Sanskrit words and grammar and 10% Persian loan words.
Jaxson Green
not even close you shitskin lol
Pure european of scottish and anglo saxon ancestry here. America is rightfully my clay.
You on the other hand, need to go back to your 3rd world shithole
Owen Thomas
> all these shitskins with USA/UK//Europe flags
lmfao
Ryan Phillips
says the Paki
Josiah Young
lol no pajeet poo in loo dindoo hindoo
pakis are shitskin poo in loos too, i hate the whole lot of you
i want you out of my country and out of europe
Robert Watson
Persian is Indo-Iranian but not Indo-Aryan
Dominic Ramirez
Really depends on who's speaking it. Hindi spoken by newscasters is at most 2% Persian, whereas urban Hindi (what you hear in movies and music) is probably around 30%. This is partly why urban Hindi is mutually intelligible with Urdu at a basic level.
Samuel Adams
>Pure european of scottish and anglo saxon ancestry here. America is rightfully my clay.
Tyler Cooper
Is it because they want to spread market on pakistan so that's why they use more farsi words in entertainment industry?
Luis Richardson
To be fair both French and Italian are Indo-European, Italic, and Romance, and yet they sound nothing alike.
Same deal with Farsi and Hindi, I don't think they sound remotely similar.
Zachary Smith
persian numbers sound like slavic numbers, especially 5 and 6 are extremely similiar to polish
Zachary Young
>ywn aryanize iranian land with sarmatian bros
feels bad
Michael Sanders
hear this shit niggas
around 01:03 here - Persian
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and 00:50 here - Polish
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Blake Miller
Indian movies are banned in Pakistan
Jayden Martin
Not really. Urban Hindi naturally evolved that way because of Hindus and Muslims living in close proximity. See also: Portuñol
Grayson Howard
>Numbers in two conservative Satem languages sound similar
Colour me surprised.
Jayden Jackson
Hindi has that
>dr dr dr
sound that you don't find in Persian.
Persian sounds more like clogging your nostrils while trying to read German for the first time.