مجھے پیسے بھیجو
mujhe paise bhejofamiliar
In Pakistan "send me money" in Urdu is مجھے پیسے بھیجو (mujhe paise bhejo) to a family member or friend. To an elder or a stranger the polite form is مجھے پیسے بھیج دیجیے (mujhe paise bhej dījiye). It is also called پیسے بھیج دو (paise bhej do).
Meaning: request for money (phrase)
Ways to say it
| Pakistan | Romanization | Note |
|---|---|---|
| مجھے پیسے بھیجو | mujhe paise bhejo | familiar |
| مجھے پیسے بھیج دیجیے | mujhe paise bhej dījiye | polite |
| پیسے بھیج دو | paise bhej do | casual |
Urdu is the national language of Pakistan, and people also speak Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi and others, but this is the Urdu form. The word پیسے (paise) means money in daily speech, and رقم (raqam) is the formal "amount".
Which one should you use?
Many people send money through a mobile wallet. The app name is usually just said aloud, as in ایزی پیسہ پر بھیج دو (Easypaisa par bhej do), "send it on Easypaisa".
Did you know?
- Pakistan's currency is the rupee, called روپیہ (rupaya), and the plural روپے (rupae) is used when counting.
Examples in context
- یار، مجھے کچھ پیسے بھیجو۔yār, mujhe kuchh paise bhejo.Friend, send me some money.
- رقم آج ہی بھیج دیں۔raqam āj hī bhej deṉ.Send the amount today.
Example conversation
Student Hamid in Karachi asks his father to send his monthly allowance.
- Hamidابو، مجھے پیسے بھیج دیجیے۔abbū, mujhe paise bhej dījiye.Dad, please send me money.
- Abbuکتنے چاہییں؟kitne chāhiyeṉ?How much do you need?
- Hamidدس ہزار، کرایہ دینا ہے۔das hazār, kirāya denā hai.Ten thousand, I have to pay rent.
