Beginner urdu :D

**BilalKid** · 07-22-2014

Time to learn some basic urdu

how to say "How are you?" and "What is your name?" ?

**strivingobserver98** · 07-22-2014

ap kaise hain - How are you

apka nam kya hai - What is your name?

Now try saying it in real life.

**BilalKid** · 07-24-2014

now "I am fine?"

**Arru34** · 07-24-2014

Originally Posted by BilalKid

now "I am fine?"

mei theek hu(it ends with gunna)

**BilalKid** · 07-25-2014

Originally Posted by Arru34

mei theek hu(it ends with gunna)

Aap kese hain. Then mie theek hu

How to say "Where do you come from?"

**Arru34** · 07-26-2014

Originally Posted by BilalKid

Aap kese hain. Then mie theek hu

How to say "Where do you come from?"

Tum kaha(with gunnah) se ho?

**BilalKid** · 08-18-2014

Thx for replies

what about "I like to eat somosa"

**Periwinkle18** · 08-18-2014

mujhay samosa khana acha lagta hai ( I like to eat samosa) or if u want to say ( I like samosas) u say mujhay samosay pasand hain

**BilalKid** · 09-01-2014

What about "Pray 5 times a day"

**Periwinkle18** · 09-05-2014

panch waqt ki namazain parha kero

**Saja** · 09-05-2014

I thought Urdu is written with Arabic letters. I guess I was wrong.

**Insaanah** · 09-05-2014

Originally Posted by Saja

I thought Urdu is written with Arabic letters. I guess I was wrong.

You're right sister. It is written with Arabic letters, with a few extra ones that aren't in Arabic. But here, to help people learn how to say things, it's being written in English.

If you can understand Arabic, you will be amazed how many Arabic words are in Urdu. You will feel like you know a lot of Urdu! See this thread: http://www.islamicboard.com/urdu/134...abic-urdu.html

**Periwinkle18** · 09-05-2014

it is i'm writing it in the English form which is called roman Urdu so that it can be read easily I don't have the option to write it in the original form

**Saja** · 09-05-2014

Originally Posted by Insaanah

You're right sister. It is written with Arabic letters, with a few extra ones that aren't in Arabic. But here, to help people learn how to say things, it's being written in English.

If you can understand Arabic, you will be amazed how many Arabic words are in Urdu. You will feel like you know a lot of Urdu! See this thread: http://www.islamicboard.com/urdu/134...abic-urdu.html

Urdu sounds like Arabic with some Urdu words to me, I can learn it in a few days lol,
No joking, I don’t know how easy or hard the Urdu grammar yet.