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    Learn Urdu a course designed for beginners and Mandarin Speakers
    Learn Urdu a course designed for beginners and Mandarin Speakers
    Learn Urdu a course designed for beginners and Mandarin Speakers
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    Learn Urdu a course designed for beginners and Mandarin Speakers

    Written by NASEEM UDDIN and Annie Bong Shy Siew

    Narrated by NASEEM UDDIN, Annie Bong Shy Siew, Bryant Leong and Sheharyar Naseem Siddiqui

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    About this audiobook

    This is part of accompanied e-book Learn Urdu a course designed for beginners. In this audio book the Urdu-Mandarin audio is included although the book chapters are introduced in English.

    Urdu is spoken by over 66 million individuals across the world and is the 11th most widely spoken language in the world. Urdu emerged in Delhi, India because of a combination of Turkish, Persian, Arabic, Hindi or Sanskrit speaking communities. Urdu was lingua-franca in north and northwest British India and now it’s a national language of Pakistan. This book offers the learning of Urdu in a modern and relevant context. 

    The book here includes only the Urdu and Mandarin translations as appeared in 13 units of the e-book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNASEEM UDDIN
    Release dateApr 1, 2021
    ISBN9781662245848
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