Karachi, Friday 26th: Lately, death has taken its toll in the province of Sindh. Sinch last week over two thousand people have died due to heat strokes or droughts, and load shedding only adds to the misery. The heat of June has been growing unbearable for the public, with no rain and less winds. Thus the government of Pakistan and the NDMA(Natural Disaster Management Authority) have decided to try out cloud seeding for the first time in Pakistan. But what is cloud seeding? Cloud Seeding is also known as chemical rain, rainmaking, or artificial precipitation. Cloud Seeding is away to produce artificial rain, mostly done to avoid droughts, increase reservoir irrigation water, increase water supply capacity or to increase water levels for power generation. Cloud Seeding is done by using air planes or rockets which sow into the clouds catalysts such as dry ice, silver iodide and salt powder. These catalysts induce nucleation and what little water is in the air condenses and crystall
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Nice presentation Azka! It gives detailed information about Pakistan. Keep posting on your blog! =D
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DeleteWow! This is a very detailed and informative presentation on Pakistan, Azka! I've learnt so much from it! :D And woah, 40 degrees...? The highest it would ever get in the UK is more or less 25! :O
ReplyDeleteI wish I could visit Pakistan. It sounds like an awesome holiday destination. ^^
I have a question... which languages (or types of languages) is it necessary to learn in Pakistan?
Keep up the good work! <3 And please do keep posting. :D
Thank you for your appreciation Kenza. And yes, Pakistan is a wonderful place for a holiday, especially if you come here in mid-Novemeber, it's not very hot or very cold at that time. And about the languages, you can necessary that you know fluent English you can survive here, but for better communications people learn the official language which is Urdu.
DeleteP.S. I really wish you'd come here to Karachi, Pakistan, it would be lovely to meet you! :D
You're most welcome! Awesome, thanks for the advice! So I'm guessing the weather is like that of Spain? Thanks for response to the question! Just curious, isn't Urdu kind of like Arabic? If so, if you have Urdu, is it easy to learn Arabic too? Because I've been trying to learn Arabic, but it's hard to remember all the letters, because I have English, which doesn't use Arabic letters. XD
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No Kenza, some of the Urdu alphabets match the Arabic ones, but Urdu is no wheren near Arabic, in fact our Arabic teacher told us that English is the language that can best translate Arabic, therefore it is the closest to Arabic too.
DeleteOh right! Because I was always thinking that the letters were all the same until you said. XD Wait, really? I didn't know that. That's interesting - thanks for telling me! :D
DeleteHey Kenza! (Sorry for interrupting! XD) But the Urdu letters are mostly like Arabic ones, (except that there are 3 or 4 Urdu letters which aren't in Arabic) which means that since we can read Urdu, reading Arabic and the Quran is pretty easy for us. The difficult part is the language and meaning, which is what we are learning. The English language matches the Arabic language in many ways, because often, a sentence in Arabic can be translated much better in English, than in Urdu, because the word to word English translation makes much more sense than the word to word Urdu translation. :) Hope this explains it. :D
DeleteHey Fatima! :D
DeleteOhhh I get it now! XD Yeah, that makes sense! I imagine it would be once you've got all the letters.
Really? I wonder why! :D Is it like, any ordinary word, or an actual phrase?
Yeah, it does! Thanks for explaining! :D I think I'll look into this. :)
Btw, I love the new template and format!
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ReplyDeleteHello Laiba! It's great to hear that you've got your own blog at such a young age but I believe that every child can blog. I'll surely check out your blog.
DeleteAnyways thanks for your comment