In Urdu "Celery". Since it is not a native vegetable to the subcontinent of Indo-Pak, therefore it doesn't have its own name in native languages and it uses its borrowed name 'celery.' Why? because when you don't have your own name for a certain product, you adopt the name from the original language to include it into your own vocabulary of language.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Celery - Celery
"Celery"
In Urdu "Celery". Since it is not a native vegetable to the subcontinent of Indo-Pak, therefore it doesn't have its own name in native languages and it uses its borrowed name 'celery.' Why? because when you don't have your own name for a certain product, you adopt the name from the original language to include it into your own vocabulary of language.
In Urdu "Celery". Since it is not a native vegetable to the subcontinent of Indo-Pak, therefore it doesn't have its own name in native languages and it uses its borrowed name 'celery.' Why? because when you don't have your own name for a certain product, you adopt the name from the original language to include it into your own vocabulary of language.
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