LanguageKnow Dictionary

[Aap ka shuk-ri-ya.]

Context: Used to express gratitude to someone politely.

[aaj peer ka din hai.]

Context: Telling someone the day of the week.

[Aap ka naam kya hai?]

Context: A standard way to ask for someone's name during an introduction.

[Aap ka din kaisa raha?]

Context: A common way to greet someone in the evening to show interest in their day.

[Is ka kya matlab hai?]

Context: Asking for the meaning of a word or situation.

[Aap Ka Din Ach-cha Gu-zre.]

Context: A polite way to wish someone well when parting during the day.

[Bachon ka khayal rakhein.]

Context: Giving advice or an instruction regarding kids.

[Company ka maalik kaun hai?]

Context: Inquiring about trade or corporate hierarchy.

[Eid mubarak, eidi nikaalein!]

Context: A playful way children or youngsters ask for money from elders on Eid day.

[aaj khaa-nay mein kya pa-ka hai?]

Context: Asking what has been prepared for a meal.

[Aap kay bachon ka kya haal hai?]

Context: Asking about the health or welfare of someone's kids.

[shaam ka man-zar bo-hat pya-ra hai.]

Context: Describing a beautiful sunset or evening time.

[Mujhe naya kaam shuru karna hai.]

Context: Talking about career changes or new projects.

[Imtihan ka natija kab aaye ga?]

Context: Inquiring about educational assessment results.

[Sardiyon ka mausam aane wala hai.]

Context: Talking about the upcoming change in seasons.

[Aap ki mehman nawazi ka shukriya.]

Context: Expressed to a host at the end of a visit or dinner.

[Kya aap chai lain gay ya coffee?]

Context: Offering a beverage to a guest.

[ju-mah ki na-maaz ka waqt kya hai?]

Context: Asking about the timing of the weekly congregational prayer.

[may-ray paas paanch saw ka note hai.]

Context: Used when informing a shopkeeper about the denomination of your money.

[Aap ka husn-e-akhlaaq kamaal ka hai.]

Context: Used to compliment someone's polite behavior.

[Aap Ki Hau-sla Af-za-i Ka Shuk-ri-ya.]

Context: Used to thank someone after they motivate or praise your work or effort.

[Hamein baron ka hukam manna chahiye.]

Context: Discussing discipline and family values.

[bar-saat ka mau-sam shu-roo ho ga-ya hai.]

Context: Commenting on the arrival of the rainy season.

[Safar ke liye kitna waqt darkar hai?]

Context: Inquiring about travel duration.

[mu-jhay bank say pay-say ni-kaal-nay hain.]

Context: Used when explaining your purpose for visiting a bank or ATM.

[Yeh sau rupay ka note phata hua hai.]

Context: Used when pointing out damaged currency during a transaction.

[Passport control counter kidhar hai?]

Context: Navigating through an airport terminal.

[Khoon ka rishta bohat mazboot hota hai.]

Context: Used to emphasize the enduring nature of biological family ties.

[yeh hamari qadeem riwayat ka hissa hai.]

Context: Used when explaining a cultural custom to someone.

[Kya aap credit card qabool karte hain?]

Context: Asking about the method of payment.

[Yeh humare khandan ka chashm-o-chiragh hai.]

Context: Used when speaking proudly of a son or a young descendant.

[Umeed hai aap ka safar pursukoon raha hoga.]

Context: Used when welcoming someone who has just arrived from a trip.

[Kya mein card se adayigi kar sakta hoon?]

Context: When asking about payment methods at a store.

[Kya yeh rang dhone se pheeka par jaye ga?]

Context: Used to inquire about the quality of the dye in a garment.

[Mujhe aap ka andaz-e-guftagu bohat pasand aya.]

Context: A polite compliment regarding someone's communication style.