Annotated English Translation of Urdu Roz-marra, or "Every-day Urdu", the Text-book for the Lower Standard Examination in Hindustani Paperback - 2010

This is an annotated English translation of "Urdu Roz-marra, or 'Every-day Urdu'," a textbook designed for students preparing for the Lower Standard Examination in Hindustani. This edition, originally published in 1911, provides a valuable resource for those seeking to understand and master everyday Urdu as it was spoken in the early 20th century.

Douglas Craven Phillott's work offers more than just a simple translation; the annotations provide contextual understanding and linguistic insights that aid in comprehension. It remains relevant for linguists, historians, and anyone with an interest in Urdu language and culture. Its historical context makes it a unique and valuable addition to any language learning collection.

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