The “سلام” is an informal style to address or to greetings others and ”السلام و علیکم” is a formal way to say "how are you". “سلام” in Roman English would be "Salaam"and ”السلام و علیکم” would be "Aslam-o-alaikum.
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Here are some pronouns and basic verbs. Pronouns: I = میں (mai), he= وہ (wo), She= وہ (wo), they= وہ (plural; wo), we= ہم (hum), you= تم (tum), it= یہ(yeh), The mostly used basic verbs are as follow: do= کرنا (karna) keep= رکهنا (rakhna) bring=لانا (lana) give= دینا ( daina) leave= چھوڑنا (chordna) sleep = سونا (sona) put = ڈالنا /لگانا(lagana/dalna) walk = چلنا (chalna) sit= بیٹھنا (baidhna) wait انتظار کرنا (intzaar karna) run = دوڑنا (dordna) write = لکهنا (likhna) go= جانا (jana) In our daily life, these verbs are frequently used. Some examples: She does work= وہ کام کرتی ہے (wo kaam karti hai) wo go to school= ہم سکول جاتے ہیں (hum school jatay hain) They give chairs= وہ کرسیاں دیتے ہیں ( wo kursiaan datay hain)
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سلام.
This greeting is used in Persian. In Urdu, we use the Arabic greeting (أسلام عليكم)
آپ کیسے ہیں؟
We also use:
آپ کا کیا حال ہے؟
!سلام
The “سلام” is an informal style to address or to greetings others and ”السلام و علیکم” is a formal way to say "how are you". “سلام” in Roman English would be "Salaam"and ”السلام و علیکم” would be "Aslam-o-alaikum.
كيا حال ہیں/ہے؟
كيا حال ہیں is used for plural or in the respect of a single person, and كيا حال ہے for singular.
In Roman English, "Kya haal hain/haiiii
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Pronouns: I = میں (mai), he= وہ (wo), She= وہ (wo), they= وہ (plural; wo), we= ہم (hum), you= تم (tum), it= یہ(yeh),
The mostly used basic verbs are as follow:
do= کرنا (karna)
keep= رکهنا (rakhna)
bring=لانا (lana)
give= دینا ( daina)
leave= چھوڑنا (chordna)
sleep = سونا (sona)
put = ڈالنا /لگانا(lagana/dalna)
walk = چلنا (chalna)
sit= بیٹھنا (baidhna)
wait انتظار کرنا (intzaar karna)
run = دوڑنا (dordna)
write = لکهنا (likhna)
go= جانا (jana)
In our daily life, these verbs are frequently used.
Some examples:
She does work= وہ کام کرتی ہے (wo kaam karti hai)
wo go to school= ہم سکول جاتے ہیں (hum school jatay hain)
They give chairs= وہ کرسیاں دیتے ہیں ( wo kursiaan datay hain)
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Urdu is easy to learn. Initially you will find some hesitation.