Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
17 Hour(s) 36 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Ifactner Learning
Rating
Course Overview
Learn Urdu language. Learn to speak, read and write Urdu words and Urdu sentences. Learn Urdu language grammar course.
Learn Urdu language course teaches you the basics of Urdu speaking, reading, writing and grammar. It aims to teach people with little or no knowledge of Urdu. You can also test your knowledge with the Quizzes and by completing the assignment.
You can learn about:
1. Urdu Alphabet (reading, writing and speaking)
2. Zair, zaber, paish on different letters of Urdu and different sounds
3. How to write Urdu by learning the independent, initial, middle and final position shapes of letters.
4. Numbers and counting in Urdu
5. Urdu vocabulary and words
6. Urdu speaking in different situations
7. Basic Urdu Grammar
8. Tenses in Urdu - Advanced Grammar concepts
You will agree that life becomes easier if you speak the language of the locals. If you are planning to visit Pakistan or India then you will find it beneficial if you can communicate the locals in Urdu. I created "Urdu speaking reading writing from English - Urdu language" course as a way to make learning Urdu easier.
I am Ifactner and I have been teaching languages for last nine years. This course is very easy to understand and follow as I have divided the sections into small Urdu lessons. You will be able to speaking no Urdu to conducting Urdu conversation in different scenarios. Please watch the free preview lessons and you will understand what I mean.
Watch the free preview lessons
I have tried to make the simplest and easy to follow Urdu course. I want people to see that anyone can learn Urdu with some effort and dedication. You can watch the free Urdu lessons preview to get the grasp of my teaching method.
Methodology followed in this language course
I have developed this Urdu language learning course in such a way that you will be learning to read, write and speak Urdu in all the lessons. We start with the basics of alphabet and end with the speaking practice lessons. You can write the words and sentences if you aim to learn to read and write Urdu in addition to speaking the language.
You don't have learn all the things by heart. You can always refer to the previous lessons when you feel liking it. You will be able to develop the conversation skills which you can apply in your daily life situations. You will be able to communicate in Urdu with your Urdu speaking relatives, friends, colleagues and other people.
Who this course is for:
1. You want to learn to speak Urdu in a simple fast way
2. You are going on a job in Pakistan or other places where Urdu is spoken
3. You want to learn Urdu to pass an exam
4. You want to surprise your friends and relatives
5. You have never spoken Urdu, but would like to learn
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 137 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Urdu Alphabet : Reading, writing and pronunciation
- Section 3 Urdu Araabs (Short Vowels and Consonants)
- Section 4 Retroflexive and Aspirated sounds in Urdu
- Section 5 Urdu reading and writing - Letters positions and shapes with Urdu words
- Section 6 Urdu reading and writing - Words and sentences
- Section 7 Urdu typing and writing on computer
- Section 8 Numbers and Counting
- Section 9 Urdu Vocabulary
- Section 10 Urdu speaking and conversation
What You’ll Learn
- Urdu speaking
- Urdu Grammar
- Basic Urdu writing
- Learn Urdu vocabulary
- Urdu language reading
- Understand what is being said to you in Urdu
- Introduce yourself and make your own sentences in Urdu
- Bonus : 4000 Urdu words meaning & pronunciation
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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HHome Service
poor English.....and tbh...the way he explains in it is very difficulty to understand...and talks really slow
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AAbhishek Chandra Mishra
Nicely and very concisely explained about the alphabets
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KKenny Gagne
The course provided ample amounts of reading, listening, and writing practice. I particularly liked how certain concepts could be practiced and reinforced via quizzes and assignments. However, the content of several sections consists of themed but isolated word lists, and if the course is taken in numerical lesson order, that results in a potentially significant amount of time passing before being able to use those words because of the grammar discussions being at the end. Regarding the grammar lessons, I appreciated getting introduced to and having the opportunity to recognize and practice using the patterns that differentiate tenses from one another, but explanations associated with example sentences were inconsistent in terms of depth, so (much like with earlier sections devoted to specific topics) I was left not understanding why they were written in certain ways or not knowing the rules that governed specific word/pronoun choices, for example. Ultimately, I have a better understanding of the language than I did before I started, but my confidence in being able to use it is more or less unchanged.
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PPaul Antony
Thank you. A great introduction to Urdu. Exposure is the key. Writing letters and words has to be done on our own but constantly being exposed to words, and listening to them is what helps the most. In the end, it is up to us to learn.
