Fun fact: In Urdu the word for peacock is moor (pronounced; more) and the word moor can also used as an informal way to tell someone to "shut up" A useless fact, I know, but I thought it was kinda funny given the context lmao
okay wow i did not know that despite being a native speaker lollllbtw are you like british pakistani?? just assuming lol i swear i'm not weird(⌒▽⌒) Trashyqueen
Yes I am :) That was a good observation! And my family uses a mix between Urdu and Punjabi (mostly Punjabi tbh), so I suppose it's more of a Punjabi phrase. Pardon my mistake lol
Yes I am :) That was a good observation!And my family uses a mix between Urdu and Punjabi (mostly Punjabi tbh), so I suppose it's more of a Punjabi phrase. Pardon my mistake lol Key
oooooo nice .......My grandma speaks punjabi and I can relatively understand it but like I sound weird af speaking it hahaha btw i live in Lahore (●'◡'●)ノ
oooooo nice .......My grandma speaks punjabi and I can relatively understand it but like I sound weird af speaking it hahahabtw i live in Lahore (●'◡'●)ノ Trashyqueen
Oh, nice! I've visited Lahore on a couple of occasions, but that was a few years ago. The last time I was in Pakistan was almost 2 years ago, but I was too busy to go sightseeing unfortunately.
Fun fact: In Urdu the word for peacock is moor (pronounced; more) and the word moor can also used as an informal way to tell someone to "shut up"
A useless fact, I know, but I thought it was kinda funny given the context lmao