Urdu is a beautiful language that originated in the Indian subcontinent. It is widely spoken in Pakistan, India, and other parts of the world. The language is written in the Persian script, which gives it a distinct calligraphic style.

Urdu Grammar

Gender System

• Urdu has two genders: masculine and feminine
• Gender affects not only nouns but also verbs
• Verbs change depending on gender and number of subject
• Knowing gender is essential for proper communication

Postpositions

• Urdu has a unique system of postpositions instead of prepositions
• Postpositions come after noun or pronoun they modify
• Takes some getting used to, but important to master

Verb Tenses and Aspects

• Urdu has a complex system of verb tenses and aspects
• Many different forms to indicate time, duration, and completion of an action
• Challenging for beginners, but can be mastered with practice

Adjectives

• Possessive adjectives come after the noun they modify
• Agree in gender and number with noun
• Adjectives in general also agree in gender and number with noun

Word Order