Saraiki diaspora

Okay kiddo, so you know how people sometimes move to different places to live? Well, a lot of people who speak Saraiki, which is a language spoken in some parts of Pakistan, have moved to other countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

When a group of people from the same place and with a similar culture move to a new place, they form what is called a diaspora. So, the Saraiki diaspora is just all the people who moved from places where Saraiki is spoken to live in different countries.

They might still keep many of their traditions and speak Saraiki with their families and friends, even if they live far away from where it's originated. They might also form communities with other Saraiki people in their new countries, to help celebrate their culture and feel less homesick.