Urdu

The Urdu phrase for “younger brother” is چھوٹا بھائی.

The Urdu word for lobster is جھینگا. جھینگا is a noun used to refer to a lobster, a type of crustacean.

In Urdu, “will you marry me?” is expressed as کیا تم مجھ سے شادی کرو گی؟. This phrase is a formal question used to ask someone to become one’s spouse.

The English word papaya is پپیتا in Urdu. پپیتا refers to the fruit papaya.

The English word ‘tomorrow’ is translated into Urdu as کَل or فَرْدا. Both forms are used to refer to the day after the present day.

The Urdu word for “dry” is خشک. خشک is used to describe something that is free from liquid or moisture.

In Urdu, “I am hungry” is expressed as مجھے بھوک لگی ہے. The phrase is used to express a physical need for food.

The English phrase plates is translated into Urdu as پلیٹیں.

The English phrase “what time is it?” is translated into Urdu as کیا وقت ہوا ہے؟.

The polite way to say yes in Urdu is جی ہاں (ji haan). Among friends and family you can say just ہاں (haan), and a short جی (ji) is a respectful yes.