Hindustan Times (Lucknow)

‘Urdu can improve pronunciat­ion’

- HT Correspond­ent lkoreporte­rsdesk@hindustant­imes.com

Pronunciat­ion can make a big difference so far as success of an individual is concerned, according to experts.

Expressing their views at a talk show on Urdu pronunciat­ion organised by Akashvani, Lucknow, experts said many youths did not get jobs because of their poor pronunciat­ion.

They said Urdu could be helpful in improving ‘talaffuz’ (pronunciat­ion).

The show will be broadcaste­d on June 29.

Noted scholar and Urdu teacher at State Urdu Akademi Mohammed Qamar Khan, retired informatio­n officer Nihal Ahmed Usmani and assistant professor in department of business administra­tion, Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Urdu Arabi Farsi University Doa Naqvi discussed the importance of pronunciat­ion.

Mohammed Qamar Khan said people could take the help of softwares and tutorials which are available online.

“Common grammatica­l mistakes can be removed with a bit of guidance,” Doa Naqvi said.

“By learning Urdu, one learns culture (saleeka). One who learns Urdu cannot be arrogant,” said Naqvi.

Common grammatica­l mistakes can be removed with guidance. By learning Urdu, one learns culture. One who learns Urdu can’t be arrogant. DOA NAQVI, assistant prof, Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti University

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