Urdu

The Urdu word for raisin is کشمش. کشمش is a noun used to refer to a dried grape.

In Urdu, the English phrase “soft” is translated as نرم. نرم is used to describe something that gives way easily under pressure.

The English word ‘turkey’ (referring to the bird) is translated into Urdu as پِیرُو.

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Urdu as مُجھے تُم سے پْیار ہَے. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English word “rat” translates to Urdu as چُوها.

The English phrase “shiva” is translated into Urdu as شیو. شیو is a noun referring to a period of mourning.

The English phrase “what the hell?” is translated into Urdu as یہ کیا بکواس ہے؟.

The standard way to say goodbye in Urdu is خُدا حافِظ, romanized as xudā hāfiz. خُدا حافِظ is the everyday goodbye in both formal and informal settings.

کیا تم پاگل ہو؟ is the Urdu way to say “are you crazy?”.

The English phrase ‘leave it’ can be translated into Urdu as رہنے دو.