Students who learn Hindi and Urdu in parallel must encounter two complementary sets of culturally-marked social conventions. Dr. Snell’s talk discusses this diversity in the context of the close but often vexed relationship between Hindi and Urdu, and shows how even the simplest greetings conversations call for an informed sensitivity to matters of register, honorific level, and religio-cultural background. The talk includes an 8-minute introduction to Devanagari (the Hindi script), enabling all comers to read simple words with nimble ease.Asian Studie
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HUF students and faculty packed the Meyerson Conference Room on April 26, 2010 to hear this wonderfu...
Students who learn Hindi and Urdu in parallel must encounter two complementary sets of culturally-ma...
This study of the history and development of modern Hindi and Urdu looks at the composite ancestry o...
In Indian subcontinent, Muslims and Hindus were on the same platform against the British rule despit...
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This section presents a variety of methods of introducing oneself and others in Hindi-Urdu. The firs...
You are now beginning what should be a very rewarding study of the Hindi language. Unlike the other...
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As part of a week-long celebration of the centenary of Saadat Hasan Manto, The Hindi Urdu Flagship a...
This essay explores the cultural legacy of Hindustani, which names the intimate overlap between two ...
Television is a salient medium, through which code mixing practices can either be advocated or negat...
HUF students and faculty packed the Meyerson Conference Room on April 26, 2010 to hear this wonderfu...
Students who learn Hindi and Urdu in parallel must encounter two complementary sets of culturally-ma...
This study of the history and development of modern Hindi and Urdu looks at the composite ancestry o...
In Indian subcontinent, Muslims and Hindus were on the same platform against the British rule despit...
Together with the Iranian languages to the west (Persian, Kurdish, Dari, Pashto, Baluchi, Ormuri etc...
This section presents a variety of methods of introducing oneself and others in Hindi-Urdu. The firs...
You are now beginning what should be a very rewarding study of the Hindi language. Unlike the other...
One important aspect of the socio-political location of Urdu is the culturally accepted relationship...
A sea change has occurred in the Indian economy in the last three decades, spurring the desire to le...
We use language to express our emotions and attitudes, to give our ideas and opinions, to complain, ...
Ein wichtiger Aspekt der soziopolitischen Verortung von Urdu ist die kulturell akzeptierte Verwandts...
This paper examines two characteristics of the Indic writing system—the systematic arrangement of th...
As part of a week-long celebration of the centenary of Saadat Hasan Manto, The Hindi Urdu Flagship a...
This essay explores the cultural legacy of Hindustani, which names the intimate overlap between two ...
Television is a salient medium, through which code mixing practices can either be advocated or negat...
HUF students and faculty packed the Meyerson Conference Room on April 26, 2010 to hear this wonderfu...