can someone please translate the lyrics of this song..I couldn't even find the lyrics..I'm not sure of the language but I think it maybe hindi, urdu or something like that..please help..thanks in advance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJKqZttXGf4
can someone please translate the lyrics of this song..I couldn't even find the lyrics..I'm not sure of the language but I think it maybe hindi, urdu or something like that..please help..thanks in advance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJKqZttXGf4
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hey,gagan..
can you please write the translation as a post, coz you know about my adobe flash player problem
thanks![]()
okay..I saw the video..thanks soo muchbut in which language is it?
okay thanks![]()
Hi, it is Urdu and actually it is a remake of Pakistani Song "Allah hi Allah Kiya Karo" first made in somewhere 80s.
It means "Just say God and God---(Colloqouly, it means, pray to God)
Dont harm any human
and pray to the One who is creator of this world- Ju Duniya ka Malik hai Naam Usi ka liya karo.
# No offense intended to any 1---just a clarification. there is quite some difference in Hindi and Urdu....a lot..plzzzzzz!!! come on spare me. With appologies
Take care....if u wish i would translate the lyrics in english
thanks lazawal for the extra infos
that would be nice, thanks![]()
Hi lazawal09
Well no need for apologies there friend...But perhaps u misunderstood me there....
When I said Urdu is quite similar to Hindi...I meant It is easy to understand (most of the times)
Personally I can't read it ...But I can understand it
Btw I am Gagan (India)...And before you make assumptions about my gender based on the pic...
I am a boy
R U from Pakistan...?
I feel Pakistani Music is really cool..a.nd Urdu very sweet language (No doubt they call it the "Language of Love")
There are a couple of Urdu words I would like to know myself. Only if U can help![]()
Hi Gagan, u guessed right i am from Pakistanno offense was intended and its nice to know that we were on the same frequency. but i do miss to hear Urdu from Hyderabad Daccan coz thats something to hear
it was the heart of Urdu development before partition.
Anyhow i would certainly help on the explanations of words it goes without saying