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| '''Urdu''' is an Indo-European language which originated in the 13th century and is closely related to ]. | '''Urdu''' is an Indo-European language which originated in the 13th century and is closely related to ]. | ||
| Urdu is the state language of ], spoken by 10 million Pakistanis as mother tongue. Worldwide, about 60 million mother tongue speakers exist. Including second language speakers, 104 million people speak Urdu. The language is spoken in these countries: | Urdu is the state language of ], spoken by 10 million Pakistanis as ]. Worldwide, about 60 million mother tongue speakers exist. Including second language speakers, 104 million people speak Urdu. The language is spoken in these countries: | ||
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Indo-European - Indo-Iranian - Indo-Aryan - Central Zone - Western Hindi - Hindustani - Urdu
Urdu is an Indo-European language which originated in the 13th century and is closely related to Hindi.
Urdu is the state language of Pakistan, spoken by 10 million Pakistanis as mother tongue. Worldwide, about 60 million mother tongue speakers exist. Including second language speakers, 104 million people speak Urdu. The language is spoken in these countries:
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Urdu is closely related to Hindi but is written in an extended Arabic alphabet rather than in Devanagari. Urdu also has more loans from Arabic and Persian than Hindi has.
Language Codes
- ISO 639-1: ur
- ISO 639-2: urd
- SIL: URD