Urdu is similar to Hindi language while speaking and today both languages are spoken in South Asia. Urdu is spoken mainly in Pakistan. Urdu is also distantly related to European languages, and some of its features, resemble those of European languages.
If you want to learn Urdu, you will need to spend many hours studying the language. However, you can learn Urdu by using engaging study methods and teaching tools.
You can build your vocabulary in Urdu by learning common words and phrases. Listen and read Urdu as much as possible. Go through the Urdu news in daily.
Urdu grammar differs from English grammar in many ways. For example, all Urdu nouns are masculine or feminine. Some Urdu adjectives change according to the gender of the noun, while others do not.
There are no definite articles in the Urdu Grammar like English. Urdu has transitive verbs and intransitive verbs but they plays different role in Urdu. The interesting note in Urdu is that it Uses post-positions, rather than preposition.
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