How to Say “Merry Christmas” in Urdu

کرسمس مبارک
krismas mubārak
کرسمس مبارک (krismas mubārak) is the Urdu way to say merry Christmas. Wiktionary also lists جشنِ کرسمس مبارک (jašan-e krismas mubārak) and شبھ بڑا دن (shubh baṛā din).
Meaning: good wishes at Christmas time (phrase)

Ways to say it

“merry Christmas” in Urdu
Urdu Romanization (Wiktionary)
کرسمس مبارک krismas mubārak
جشنِ کرسمس مبارک jašan-e krismas mubārak
شبھ بڑا دن shubh baṛā din
شبھ کرسمس shubh krismas
میری کرسمس merī krismas

کرسمس مبارک is the most common and direct way to express merry Christmas in Urdu.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase جشنِ کرسمس مبارک literally translates to blessed celebration of Christmas.

Which one should you use?

Other variations include شبھ بڑا دن and شبھ کرسمس, and میری کرسمس.

How do you pronounce it?

krismas mubārak

Did you know?

  • The word دن in شبھ بڑا دن can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root *dyew-, which is also the ancestor of many English words related to the sky and day.
  • While کرسمس مبارک is the most common greeting, the variation شبھ بڑا دن translates the holiday as 'the big day'.
  • The greeting جشنِ کرسمس مبارک uses the Persian construction 'izafat' (the short vowel sound between 'jashn' and 'Christmas') to link the words.

Examples in context

  • آپ کو کرسمس مبارک ہو۔
    aap ko christmas mubarak ho.
    Merry Christmas to you.
  • آپ سب کو کرسمس مبارک۔
    aap sab ko christmas mubarak.
    Merry Christmas to you all.
  • سب کو کرسمس مبارک ہو!
    sab ko christmas mubarak ho!
    Merry Christmas to everyone!

Example conversation

Aisha and Ahmed meet while walking near a decorated street.

  1. عائشہ Ayesha

    احمد، آپ کو کرسمس مبارک۔
    Ahmed, aap ko christmas mubarak.
    Ahmed, Merry Christmas to you.
  2. احمد Ahmed

    شکریہ عائشہ، آپ کو بھی کرسمس مبارک۔
    shukriya Aisha, aap ko bhi christmas mubarak.
    Thank you Aisha, Merry Christmas to you too.
  3. عائشہ Ayesha

    کیا آپ نے جشن کی تیاری کی؟
    kya aap ne jashan ki tayari ki?
    Did you prepare for the celebration?
  4. احمد Ahmed

    جی ہاں، میں نے بہت تیاری کی ہے۔
    jee han, mein ne bohat tayari ki hai.
    Yes, I have prepared a lot.

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