Days Of The Week In Hindi Urdu

Days Of The Week In Hindi Urdu

Hindi - Urdu Days name of the week are different from English language. Here's the list :

English	Urdu	Hindi
Sunday	Itwaar	Raviwaar
Monday	Peer	Somwaar
Tuesday	Mangal	Mangalwaar
Wednesday	Budh	Budhwaar
Thursday	Jumeraat	Guruwaar
Friday	Juma	Shukrwaar
Saturday	Sanichar	Shaniwaar

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Number In Hindi / Urdu Speaking Language (50 - 100,000) - Part 2

NUMBERS IN HINDI / URDU SPEAKING LANGUAGE  

(50 - 100,000)

NUMBER	URDU / HINDI
50	PACHAAS
100	SO or SAU
500	PACHSO
1000	EK HAZAAR
10,000	DAS HAZAAR
50,000	PACHAAS HAZAAR
100,000	EK LAKH

number in hindi / urdu part 1

Possessive Pronouns In Hindi / Urdu

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS  IN HINDI / URDU

Possessive pronouns are related to a particular object, person or group, and they are used to show ownership.

ENGLISH	HINDI / URDU
My	Mera / Meri / Mere
Your	Aapka / Tumhara / Tera / Teri
Our	Hamara

*Some Rules*

• Aapka = this is much respected word , we can use this for all person
• Tumhara = This is less respected word, then *AAPKA*
• TERA/TERI = This words are without respect , we can use only younger or  with close friends

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• Mera = mostly use for male, sometime use for things
• Meri = mostly use for female, sometime use for things
• Mere = use for respect and Sometime for plural

Example :

• mera naam (my name)
• tumhara bahen (your sister)
• hamara dadi (our grandmother)

Body Parts In Hindi Urdu - Part 1

Body Parts In Hindi Urdu - Part 1

English	Urdu / Hindi
face	Chehra
Eye / eyes	Aankh / Aakhein
eye lash	Palkey
nose	Naak
mouth	Muh
lips	Lab / Hont
tooth	Daant
tongue	Zabaan
cheek	Gaal / Rukhsaar
head	sir
forehead	peshaani / maatha
hair	Baal / Zulfey
ear	kaan
neck	gardan

Body Parts In Hindi Urdu - Part 2

Body Part In Hindi Urdu - Part 2

English	Urdu / Hindi
shoulder	kandha
chest	seena / chaati
stomach	pet
waist	kamar
hand	Haath
finger	ungli
nail	Naakhun
leg	paaw / per
knee	guthna
brain	dimaag
throat	Galaa
blood	Khoon or Khun
vein	Nas
rib	pasli
bone	Haddi

Family Member In Hindi Urdu

Family Member In Hindi Urdu

 

Family = Parivaar

English	Hindi	Urdu
sister	Bahen	Bahen.
grandmother	Dadi	Dadi
sister-in-law	Saali	Saali
mother	Maa/mata	Ammi
child	Bachcha	Bachcha
Elder sister	Didi	Baji / Appi
wife	Patni	Biwi / aheliya
mother-in-law	Saas	Saas
niece	Batiji	Bhatiji
brother	Bhai	Bhai
brother-in-law	Jija	Dulha bhai
Elder brother	Bhaiyya	Bhai jaan
nephew	Bhatija	Bhatija
husband	Pati	Shohar
father	Pita	Abba / walid
father-in-law	Sasur	Sasur
grandfather	Dada	Dada
Relative	Rishtedaar	Rishtedaar
Daughter	Beti	Beti

example :

• I have two sisters = Meri do bahen hai
• My grandmother has white hair = Meri dadi ke safed baal hai
• My Mother is cooking in the kitchen = Meri ammi kitchen me khaana bana rahi hai.

Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative in Urdu

Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative in Urdu

Affirmative Sentence

A sentence that affirms (rather than negates) a proposition. It is also called positive sentence. Examples :

1. I go to school = Main School Jaata hu. (Jaa-ta) (if boy saying this)
2. I go to school = Main School Jaati hu.(Jaa-ti) (if girl saying this)
3. They go to school= Way school Jaatey hai. (Jaa-tey) (for plural )
4. Fee goes to office = Fee Office Jaati hai. (if ur sayin about Female)
5. Ahmed goes to office = Ahmed office Jaata hai (if ur sayin about male)

• Main = I
• Way = They
• Jaata/Jaati/Jaatey = go

Negative Sentence

A sentence (or statement) states that something is not true or incorrect. Examples :

1.     I do not go to office = Main Office Nahi jaata/jaati hu

o    Main = I

o    nahi = not

o    jaata = go (if boy saying this)

o    jaati = go (if girl saying this)

o    hu = indicating present tense

2.     She does not go to home = Wo ghar nahi jaati hai

o    Wo = that person

o    ghar = home/house

o    nahi = not

o    Jaati = go (for girl)

o    hai = indicating present tense

3.     They do not go to school = Way School nahi jaatey hai (plural)

o    way = they

o    jaatey = go (becoz plural in the sentence)

o    hai = indicating present tense

Interrogative Sentence

A question (interrogative sentence) asks about some missing information. Examples :

1.     Am i go to School = Kya main School jaata hu ? (jaata = for boy)

o    Kya = am (what)

o    main = i

o    jaata hu = go present

2.     Does Fee go to Office = Kya Fee Office Jaati hai ? (jaati = for girl)

o    Kya = does

o    jaati hai = go present

3.     Do they go to school = Kya way school Jaatey hai ?

o    Kya = Do

o    jaatey hai = go preset plural

o    way = they

Ta-hu,Ti-hu,Tey-hai = This type of word u will find in Present Simple (does,do,ies,s)