Do U Now the Difference beetwen Punjabi and Hindi?

IF you watch Pakistani Videos on You-tube ( example a very good comedy show called Khabarnaak !!) you will notice the characters talking in shudh PUNJABI and the hosts will repeatedly instruct them to..URDU BOLLOH..speak in URDU....!! and the speakers will then begin saying Hum Tum and revert abck to Punjabi becasue its their Natural MOTHER TONGUE while URDU is being imposed artificially just as HINDI is being imposed artificially in India...
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IF you watch Pakistani Videos on You-tube ( example a very good comedy show called Khabarnaak !!) you will notice the characters talking in shudh PUNJABI and the hosts will repeatedly instruct them to..URDU BOLLOH..speak in URDU....!! and the speakers will then begin saying Hum Tum and revert abck to Punjabi becasue its their Natural MOTHER TONGUE while URDU is being imposed artificially just as HINDI is being imposed artificially in India...

a good example of Modern day PUNJABI...
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/learn-punjabi/38014-do-u-now-difference-beetwen-punjabi.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=RY7LmfVzGeU#!

Some interesting information about origins of Punjabi appear in a book by GS Sidhu ‘Panjab and Panjabi’. The writer considers that the language was there well before the Sikh gurus and compares the words in Punjabi and Rig Veda, Prakrit, Sanskrit, and even English (Latin). The SPN system does not allow me to upload the pdf file with the chart showing the lineage of Punjabi. I shall try again later.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=38014
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=38014


Recently a document shows Punjabi inscription at a Baku Temple Azerbaijan along with Nagrik script. The researcher Bhai Harpal Singh Kasoor claims that Punjabi language was either invented or available to Guru Nanak – and that it was used in writing his pothis. See the link below:
http://www.avesta.org/modi/baku.htm

both are codes, hindi followed by a majority and punjabi followed by a minority. yes, both codes have similarities.

PUNJABI is the SECOND most widely spoken language in UK Schools...already well established as very widely spoken in canada...