How Kirsten inspires Team India

[mhr123]

Says who. Its very much alive atleast it is in Hyderabad.

In our City there are 6-7 schools which are mostly Urdu Medium.

[umpire]

>Says who. Its very much alive atleast it is in Hyderabad. so only few schools right, doesnt that mean its dying. Btw Hyderabadis don't even speak proper hindi forget urdu hehhehe

[nikred]

>Says who. Its very much alive atleast it is in Hyderabad. so only few schools right, doesnt that mean its dying. Btw Hyderabadis don't even speak proper hindi forget urdu hehhehe

Those are all fake hyderabadis who come from smaller towns and claim to be hyderabadis. 40% of hyderabadis are muslims so thats a lot of urdu speakers and then there are old timers like my grand father who speak and write perfect urdu, in that sense sure its decreasing but surely not dying as long as the muslims are there.

[nikred]

Urdu is an official language in AP.

[graphic23]

Those are all fake hyderabadis who come from smaller towns and claim to be hyderabadis. 40% of hyderabadis are muslims so thats a lot of urdu speakers and then there are old timers like my grand father who speak and write perfect urdu' date=' in that sense sure its decreasing but surely not dying as long as the muslims are there.[/quote']

Urdu is an official language in AP.

:two_thumbs_up: Urdu is used heavily in Hyderabad and Nizamabad, and close-by Nizam areas. It is by no means dying.

[umpire]

I went to Hyderabad several times, my in laws live there. I spoke to many muslims and many of htem speak special hyderabadi hindi. They do use quite a few urdu words. But it was no way sophisticated URDU