Urdu Seekhiye

Nayā sāl mubārak ho! In this episode learn how to wish someone a happy new year. In this episode Sara joins me again, and since she's just returned from Pakistan she shares a bit about her trip to Pakistan. Do you want to know more about her trip? Feel free to ask your questions in the discussion section of the site: www.urduseekhiye.com/e15.

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Join Naeema and me as we discuss how to ask someone what he/she does for a living. Also learn how to ask someone how long they have been doing a certain activity. Vocabulary words in this episode include verbs like to write, to sing, and to work. We’d love it if you started a conversation about this topic below. Let us know if you have any questions! Thank you for listening!!

If you need assistance with translation or transliteration, feel free to contact Naeema via Upwork!

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In this episode Leah, a polyglot, joins us from Germany. Leah, one of our listeners, was kind enough to share her story (listen to the end of E11 to hear it) with the Urdu Seekhiye community. Today, Leah and I share useful phrases that will come in handy when talking over long distances (over Skype or Whatsapp).

In this episode you’ll learn how to say the following in Urdu:

1. How is everyone doing?
2. I can’t see you. | You are not visible
3. Can you say that again, you got cut off? | You got disconnected.
4. Your voice is choppy. | You are getting cut off.
5. I don’t want to offend you, but …  |  I understand what you are saying, but ...
6. We will have to agree to disagree.

I tried to hide it, but I was truly blown away at how well Leah has mastered the Urdu language, and by her reasons for learning it.

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In this episode, Sara and I talk about how you can ask where something is. You will also learn a little bit about the DC train system (only a little). The vocabulary words from this episode include near, far, stop sign, left, right, tonight, don't know, and much more. 

Be sure to answer the three questions on the website: www.urduseekhiye.com/e12. We LOVE hearing from you! (Use the voice message widget on the website to leave us a message.)

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Humaira is back for E11! In this episode, learn about how to discuss the weather and ask others whether they like the heat (or the summer). We talk about how the rain in perceived here (in the West) vs. there (in South Asia). Some of the vocabulary in this episode include summer, rain, weather, picture and biryani. 

We also meet Leah, one of our listeners. She shares with US why she’s learning Urdu. If you want to share your reason for learning Urdu, please visit our website and use the voice recording tool to send us a message. Let us know if you have any questions about that. 

Be sure to translate the three questions repeated towards the end of the episode. Write your responses in the comments section  Listen to Episode 11 Here.

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Intro & Outro music by Mugal-e-Funk, the track is Babar.

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STEP 1: Watch the Kingtox Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYjF-BUuz7E.

STEP 2: Enjoy listening to Episode 10 - part 2 :)

STEP 3: Download the handout for this episode on our website - www.urduseekhiye.com/e10

In this episode, Shireen translates the funny (and viral) Kingtox Commercial. Some of the vocabulary words in this episode are: right hand side, spoon, tea, and understand. We also cover how to make future tense statements in Urdu.

As always, let us know how you liked this episode by either starting a discussion on our website or by following us on social media. Shukria!!

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If you are enjoying the podcast, please consider leaving me a review on iTunes HERE. It'll greatly help spread the word. Thank you so much for listening and subscribing!

STEP 1: Watch the Kingtox Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYjF-BUuz7E.

STEP 2: Enjoy listening to Episode 10 :)

STEP 3: Download the handout for this on our website: www.urduseekhiye.com/e10

In this episode, Shireen translates the funny (and viral) Kingtox Commercial. Some of the vocabulary words in this episode are: right hand side, spoon, tea, and understand. We also cover how to make future tense statements in Urdu.  

As always, let us know how you liked this episode by either starting a discussion on our website or by following us on social media. Shukria!!

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In this episode Anjum and I show you how to ask someone how they get to work, and how to tell someone that you're unemployed.

These are the questions for this episode:

How would you say the following in Urdu?

1. How do you make biryani?
2. I operate a business.
3. That is an easy task.
4. This is very fragile. (fragile = nāzuk)
5. I go by bus, car, train, metro, etc.

Remember to post your answers either on the episode page or record your responses using the voice message tool on our website. https://urduseekhiye.com/e09

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In this episode, learn how to ask someone what type of food they like - more specifically whether they like meat. Humaira and I also talk about what we can and cannot do. Vocabulary words covered in this episode include type, meat, to like, to try, besides, and to cook.

Be sure to download the handout for this episode. Also, check out our brand new website and be sure to begin discussions at the bottom of each episode page. Questions? Email [email protected]. 

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Join Aaisha and me as we discuss how to ask someone how his/her day is going. Learn to use the colloquial phrase tum sunāo. Vocabulary words in this episode include hungry, relax, time, and thank God!  Let us know if you have any questions! Thank you for listening!! Download the free PDFs HERE.

Be sure to let US know if you have any questions on the episode's page: Listen to Episode 07 Here.

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If you are enjoying the podcast, please consider leaving me a review on iTunes HERE. It'll greatly help spread the word. Thank you so much for listening and subscribing!