Author name: Annie A.

Annie is a teacher at heart. She believes that education extends beyond the classroom, and becomes part of the learners' daily lives. Insert the passion and love for Urdu in that educator personality: That's how Urdu With Annie was born. Her goal is to make Urdu more accessible and comfortable for those who want to learn this beautiful language. She loves to share Urdu content and connecting with people. You'll find her on Instagram or Facebook. Leave her a message to talk!

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The Secret to Improved Critical Thinking: Language Learning

Learning a new language offers many unique benefits for improving critical thinking skills. Language learning involves acquiring and processing a large amount of new information, which helps develop and strengthen your cognitive skills, such as memory, attention, and problem-solving. It exposes us to unique cultural viewpoints and perspectives, leading to more open-minded and empathetic thinking. […]

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Ms. Marvel

Ms. Marvel: A comprehensive guide to the meaning of Urdu words and Pakistani cultural references

Lo and behold, we have a Pakistani American superhero in Marvel! Why is that significant? More than 550,000 Pakistani Americans are living in the USA. Whether you or your family is from Pakistan or not, chances are that you would have met a Pakistani somewhere! Just like all other cultures, we Pakistanis are in some ways

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Count Down to Fun in Urdu! A Guide to Introduce Urdu Counting to Kids and Adults with Music

Counting is one of the very first topics you can learn while getting to know a new language. It’s basic, easy, and a great trick at parties! “Hey, guess how many languages I can count in?” is always a wonderful conversation starter, and bonus points for cuteness if your kid does it. If you’re on

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Humor in a Language Learning Process

How do you say a “mother-in-law” in French? Do you know? I bet when I tell you, you’d never forget. A mother-in-law in French is called “belle-mère” meaning “beautiful mother”. Who had thought about it? Interesting, isn’t it? I still remember the French Beginner class I was taking online to learn French because if you’re

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