Comment on Ismail al-Jazari – the medieval 'Father of Robotics'parentComments−selimthegrim5yFair enough, but he and I share a native non-English language, so I thought I was being helpful.−2Gkashmiri5yi often try to keep my language as close to british english but very sometimes there is a slip up. I try to avoid this though−selimthegrim5yIn Urdu the distinction is a little different and probably very seldom arises in the English sense (e.g. jaldi utho vs jaldi se utho when what is meant is like subah sawere (se) utho) so it's not your fault.https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/hindi-urdu-early-to-...
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Fair enough, but he and I share a native non-English language, so I thought I was being helpful.
i often try to keep my language as close to british english but very sometimes there is a slip up. I try to avoid this though
In Urdu the distinction is a little different and probably very seldom arises in the English sense (e.g. jaldi utho vs jaldi se utho when what is meant is like subah sawere (se) utho) so it's not your fault.
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/hindi-urdu-early-to-...