How to Say “I Miss You” in Urdu

مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے
mujhe tumhārī yād ātī hai
The English phrase "i miss you" can be translated into Urdu, most commonly as مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے (mujhe tumhārī yād ātī hai). If unsure, use مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے. Wiktionary also lists مَیں تُمْہاری یاد کَرْتا ہُوں (ma͠i tumhārī yād kartā hū̃).
Meaning: I miss you (phrase)

Ways to say it

“i miss you” in Urdu
Urdu Romanization (Wiktionary)
مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے mujhe tumhārī yād ātī hai
مَیں تُمْہاری یاد کَرْتا ہُوں ma͠i tumhārī yād kartā hū̃

Urdu has several ways to express missing someone depending on the level of closeness and formality. The most common way to say "I miss you" is مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے. To say "I miss you a lot," you can use مجھے آپ کی یاد بہت آتی ہے or مجھے تم بہت یاد آتے ہو. You might also use the phrase میں چاہتا ہوں کہ تم میرے ساتھ یہاں ہوتے to express the sentiment "I wish you were here with me."

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے literally translates to "To me, your memory comes."

Which one should you use?

The form مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے is more common in everyday spoken Urdu than the more literal form مَیں تُمْہاری یاد کَرْتا ہُوں.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the phrase مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے, the verb آتی uses the feminine form because the noun yād (memory) is a feminine noun in Urdu.

How do you pronounce it?

mujhe tumhārī yād ātī hai

Did you know?

  • If you want to express that you miss someone deeply in a poetic way, you might use the word کمی (kamī), which refers to a 'lack' or 'void' left by someone.
  • Urdu has different words for 'missing' based on the type of longing. While یاد is general, the word تڑپ describes a more agonizing or restless longing that is common in traditional Ghazal poetry.
  • Urdu literature and songs often use the metaphor of 'the heart's pain' to express missing someone, often saying the heart 'aches' for the person.

Examples in context

  • کئی دن سے مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے
    kai din se mujhe tumhari yaad aati hai
    I have been missing you for many days.
  • بہت دنوں سے مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے
    bohat dinon se mujhe tumhari yaad aati hai
    I have missed you for a long time.

Example conversation

A phone call between two long-distance friends.

  1. سارہ Sara

    احمد، مُجْھے تُمْہاری یاد آتی ہَے
    Ahmed, mujhe tumhari yaad aati hai
    Ahmed, I miss you.
  2. احمد Ahmed

    سارہ، مجھے بھی تمہاری یاد آتی ہے
    Sarah, mujhe bhi tumhari yaad aati hai
    Sarah, I miss you too.
  3. سارہ Sara

    ہم جلد ملیں گے
    hum jald milein ge
    We will meet soon.
  4. احمد Ahmed

    ہاں، میں تمہارا انتظار کروں گا
    haan, mein tumhara intezar karoon ga
    Yes, I will wait for you.
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