Urdu

The standard Urdu goodbye is خدا حافظ (khuda hafiz), literally “God be your protector”. Many speakers also just say the English word بائے (bye).

In Urdu, ‘actually’ can be expressed in several ways, with the default form being دراصل.

Monday in Urdu is پِیر.

The English word moon is translated into Urdu using several terms, the default being چانْد.

The English verb ‘smile’ is expressed in Urdu as مُسْکُرَانا. The primary verb to express the action of having a smile on one’s face is مُسْکُرَانا.

The phrase “who are you?” is translated into Urdu as آپ کون ہیں؟. The phrase is used to ask for a person’s identity.

The English phrase ‘art’ is translated into Urdu as فن. فن is used to refer to art.

The English word “number” is عَدَد in Urdu. The term refers to an abstract entity used to describe quantity.

In Urdu, sunrise is referred to as طُلُوع. The word is used to describe the time of day when the sun rises.

The English phrase “died” can be expressed in Urdu using the polite form انتقال کر گئے.