Urdu belongs to which group of languages?

 Urdu belongs to which group of languages?

  About fifteen of the ancient Aryan languages ​​are used for writing, reading and speaking. These languages ​​are divided into three groups.

 1. Chinese Turkestan languages.

 2. Semitic languages.  Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac, Coptic, Chaldean, Phoenician.

 3. Aryan languages.  Urdu, Persian, Greek, Latin, English, German, French, Russian, Celtic,

 Roman, Sanskrit, Bengali and Hindi. All these Aryan languages ​​are related to Aryan languages. But this is not the original Aryan language. Their form and form are now very different. But some words can be inferred that this Aryan language  Are the words of

 Historical background.  About four thousand years ago, the Aryan nations left their territories. They had two major branches. One branch went to Europe and the other went to Asia. In Asia, these nations occupied Armenia, Persia and India in 3000 BC.  What  Then in 2000 BC Asia Minor, Italy, Egypt, Scandinavia, Germany and other Europe spread.  Today's European races are Aryan. Our Urdu language originated from these languages ​​in the fifteenth century and surpassed them in popularity. Urdu is one of the major languages ​​in the world and is being taught in many universities around the world.  Urdu is related to Aryan languages.