Urdu

In Urdu, anxiety is expressed as بے چینی. The term بے چینی refers to a state of uneasiness, nervousness, apprehension or obsession.

The English word meat is translated into Urdu as گوشْت, مان٘س or لَحْم. The terms are used to refer to animal flesh used as food.

To burp in Urdu is ڈکار. The word ڈکار functions as both the verb ‘to emit a burp’ and the noun for ‘a burp’ or ‘a softer belch’.

The English phrase “I love you” is expressed in Urdu as مُجھے تُم سے پْیار ہَے. This phrase is used to affirm romantic feelings.

The English word ‘naughty’ can be translated into Urdu as شرارتی.

The English word giraffe is زرافہ in Urdu. The word refers to the long-necked mammal.

The English phrase “hurry up” is translated into Urdu as جلدی کرو. This phrase is used as a verb to tell someone to go faster.

The English phrase “right hand” is translated into Urdu as دایاں ہاتھ.

To say religion in Urdu, use دِین (dīn). مَذْہَب (mazhab) is the more everyday word.

The English phrase “happy holidays” is said in Urdu as چھٹیاں مبارک. چھٹیاں مبارک is used as a general greeting during festive seasons or break periods.