The FOB thread

[MossadConspiracy]

Originally Posted by GOTFIVEONIT

yes and no. some would argue thats its two dialects of the same language, but in all honesty all those sanskrit words they use in hindi is really hard to understand. it would be like comparing berber or assyrian with arabic. i hope that can explain the confusion.

of course if you were to combine the two languages together, it would make it the second most spoken language in the world after english.

i see what you mean, but most of my desi friends are from pakistan and they all seem to understand the hindi in bollywood movies without problems. Its not the same as us watching something in Hebrew or Aramaic. we dont understand any of it, or we understand so little that its impossible to follow whats being said.

The two languages are classified as being different ones, so you're right. I just dont know how they can be almost identical but considered seperate languages

[Variable]

I was listening to Hindi music just a few minutes ago hahah, (but it wasn't bollywood, it was traditional)

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Originally Posted by Variable

I was listening to Hindi music just a few minutes ago hahah, (but it wasn't bollywood, it was traditional)

did it make you want to get up and do the bhangra?

[GOTFIVEONIT]

Originally Posted by MossadConspiracy

i see what you mean, but most of my desi friends are from pakistan and they all seem to understand the hindi in bollywood movies without problems. Its not the same as us watching something in Hebrew or Aramaic. we dont understand any of it, or we understand so little that its impossible to follow whats being said.

The two languages are classified as being different ones, so you're right. I just dont know how they can be almost identical but considered seperate languages

those writers are all urdu speakers. including the hindus who write them. because urdu is commonly spoken in northern india, even if they call it 'hindi', its really urdu, which was the heartland of the mughal empire. most of bollywood movies are made for what is called the 'hindi belt', even though its really urdu that they are speaking. many famous urdu poets and urdu ghazal singers are actually hindu, because they grew up speaking urdu. otherwise most of hindi is filled with sanskrit words. in pakistan its parliament is called 'majlis', in india its called the 'lok sabha'. in urdu the word for army is fauj, in hindi, they use the sanskrit word, sangh.

[lol_lol]

Originally Posted by GOTFIVEONIT

but that's the prefered hairstyle for fob chics.

im a hot fob hahaha

[Variable]

Originally Posted by lol_lol

did it make you want to get up and do the bhangra?

hmm.... I think so

[GOTFIVEONIT]

Originally Posted by lol_lol

im a hot fob hahaha

no its HAWT FOB! is very cowld now, ju vear sweeter over shalwar kameez.

[lol_lol]

Originally Posted by Variable

hmm.... I think so

shake what ya mamma gave ya!!!

[Variable]

Originally Posted by lol_lol

im a hot fob hahaha

Don't lie, you know you are. You just fobbiness.

[Deel]

mera fob eskwad!
greetings from T-dot

holla.

[lol_lol]

Originally Posted by GOTFIVEONIT

no its HAWT FOB! is very cowld now, ju vear sweeter over shalwar kameez.

what the?

[MossadConspiracy]

Originally Posted by GOTFIVEONIT

those writers are all urdu speakers. including the hindus who write them. because urdu is commonly spoken in northern india, even if they call it 'hindi', its really urdu, which was the heartland of the mughal empire. most of bollywood movies are made for what is called the 'hindi belt', even though its really urdu that they are speaking. many famous urdu poets and urdu ghazal singers are actually hindu, because they grew up speaking urdu. otherwise most of hindi is filled with sanskrit words. in pakistan its parliament is called 'majlis', in india its called the 'lok sabha'. in urdu the word for army is fauj, in hindi, they use the sanskrit word, sangh.

so where do they speak hindi thats actual hindi, not urdu? In more southern parts of india?

[lol_lol]

Originally Posted by Variable

Don't lie, you know you are. You just fobbiness.

its true 100% pure fob over here!

[GOTFIVEONIT]

Originally Posted by MossadConspiracy

so where do they speak hindi thats actual hindi, not urdu? In more southern parts of india?

the rest of northern india, stretching from rajastan to bengal speak hindi, meaning its not thier native language, but the language they learn in school or off the street from other people. its mixed with local and sankrit words. the people who work in bollywood, such as the writers are usually poets or screen play writers who hail from the state of U.P. the heartland of the mughal empire. that's why they use urdu, especially since its viewed as an artistic poetic language the way french is viewed. i knew a gujju hindu guy who loved some stupid bollywood song, but he didnt know what janaat meant, or other religious terms borrowed from islam. even a rajastani hindu i have met, said how he was listening to a local paki radio show and said he found the urdu kinda hard to understand. bollywood is not representative of anything. ask your freinds to compare indian tv news for example with pakistan tv news and they will see a drastic difference in language. for example banglaDESH. desh is sanskrit for country, and this word comes out of sankrit, but in Urdu, the word is Mulk. in Hindi they do not use the word Mulk to describe country, they use the word desh.

even the word for india, in urdu its called 'Hindustan' which comes from the arabic word Hind, for India. In Hindi they use the sanskrit word 'Bharat'. Of course i have heard this word being used on pakistani news channels and written in urdu newspapers when describing India.

[GOTFIVEONIT]

Originally Posted by lol_lol

its true 100% pure fob over here!

so you have never sang 'god save the queen'?