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None of them. None of the cities have proper queues, people showing courtesy to each other in traffic, waiting patiently for their turns, etc. It is ridculous to suggest just language should be a barometer of manners/etiquette.
I would say our pathan brothers are probably the ones most mannered culturally and have the most etiquette.
They are very very gracious hosts, respectful, look after you well if you are a guest in their house or city. And yet their language remains as one of the most "akhar" language in pakistan. But one cannot deny their manners and rakh rakhao with fellow man.
The slang used in Karachi ik daily life is also very crudeKarachi folks way of speaking Urdu sounds very nice to the ears and they use very respectful language. For example my Karachi friends use words like tashreef whereas I’ve heard others using much more crude language for that word
None of them. None of the cities have proper queues, people showing courtesy to each other in traffic, waiting patiently for their turns, etc. It is ridculous to suggest just language should be a barometer of manners/etiquette.
I would say our pathan brothers are probably the ones most mannered culturally and have the most etiquette.
They are very very gracious hosts, respectful, look after you well if you are a guest in their house or city. And yet their language remains as one of the most "akhar" language in pakistan. But one cannot deny their manners and rakh rakhao with fellow man.
No one is more ill-mannered, rude & uncultured than an uneducated Pathan, & I say this as a Pathan myself.
No one is more ill-mannered, rude & uncultured than an uneducated Pathan, & I say this as a Pathan myself.