You'll have to be more specific than 'Pakistani' as there isn't really such a thing as Pakistani culture. It's a very new country that was established for dubious reasons with many different groups of people all with different cultures.
You'll have to be more specific than 'Pakistani' as there isn't really such a thing as Pakistani culture. It's a very new country that was established for dubious reasons with many different groups of people all with different cultures.
I know next to nothing other than the traffic is crazy in Pakistan, and that it's quite tribal.
There's quite a significant Pakistani community in my town, so I mean British-Pakistani.
I'm not British Pakistani though, I'm White-Asian (at least this is what I define myself as, and what I write on forms..)
I guess yes and facing deportation to Pakistan if I fail these exams, fancy joining me? I live in the village mind but the nearest city is new and upcoming
I guess yes and facing deportation to Pakistan if I fail these exams, fancy joining me? I live in the village mind but the nearest city is new and upcoming
I dont doubt you were! if you ever travel to Pakistan, beware of the airports and their toilets and everything about them, you will probably wish you never stepped foot in them...
I dont doubt you were! if you ever travel to Pakistan, beware of the airports and their toilets and everything about them, you will probably wish you never stepped foot in them...
mate the club I was at on friday night. Literally ****, piss and vomit EVERYWHERE! On the toilets, on the walls, mirrors/sink etc. I can handle it
I know next to nothing other than the traffic is crazy in Pakistan, and that it's quite tribal.
There's quite a significant Pakistani community in my town, so I mean British-Pakistani.
I'm not British Pakistani though, I'm White-Asian (at least this is what I define myself as, and what I write on forms..)
Well I'd suggest finding out about the cultural group of your family (Pashtun, Baloch Punjab etc) and researching that culture. But in all honesty if the culture you're hoping to become a part of hasn't been relevant to your life at all then I think any connection you're hoping to gain would only ever be a contrived one.
mate the club I was at on friday night. Literally ****, piss and vomit EVERYWHERE! On the toilets, on the walls, mirrors/sink etc. I can handle it
Trust me this will freak you out, and if you ever wonder around, beware of people begging off you and pulling tricks just to get your money. Being in the village is more fun than a city would ever be, you get the true Pakistani experience and fun
Trust me this will freak you out, and if you ever wonder around, beware of people begging off you and pulling tricks just to get your money. Being in the village is more fun than a city would ever be, you get the true Pakistani experience and fun
Play volleyball or cricket, look at the animals, scaring people with empty mango juice cartoons and then stomping their feet on them and going up the mountains
Play volleyball or cricket, look at the animals, scaring people with empty mango juice cartoons and then stomping their feet on them and going up the mountains
I don't like volleyball and I hate cricket. I love animals and I love mango juice. But mountains....now I'm really passionate about mountains and walking and I really want to see the Himalayas and the other ranges that Pakistan has to offer.
Pakistan is just low on my priorities of places to travel to atm :/ Especially since none of my family live there anymore..I don't think their experience of Pakistan as a country was particularly positive, as they were Christians. They do love and uphold their Pakistani culture to some extent though.