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
Hi
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 much but 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 Pakistan no 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