Urdu Seekhiye

In this episode learn how to ask someone if something belongs to them.  Even though this episode is short, it has some great vocabulary words like book, to use, and of course.  You get additional practice with demonstrative pronouns such as this & that. 

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In this episode, Wajiha and I show you how to ask someone how many brothers or sisters they have. This episode is also full of new vocabulary such as small, younger, older, how old, middle, and approximately. 

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In this episode you'll learn how to ask someone how many brothers and sisters he/she has. We have some fun and easy questions at the end of the episode for you to answer. We'll post the answers on our website. Be sure to also download the PDF handout for this episode from www.urduseekhiye.com/e05

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With this episode learn how to ask how something is said, “How do you say _____?” Also learn how to say kite, water, and our demonstrative pronouns this and that. Be sure to let us know if you have any questions on the page linked below. Do you have a particular topic in mind that you’d like us to include in our next episode? Let us know!

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Learn how to ask why someone is learning something in an informal tone with this episode. You can download the transcript by clicking HERE.

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Even though this episode is short, it has some great vocabulary words. Learn how to ask someone why they are learning something. This episode includes words such as beautiful, language, and country. Learn how to talk about your abilities with episode 3. 

There are several ways to address a person. Using āp (you) is the most formal way. We also have a tum version of this episode, be sure to listen to it and download the free PDF for the less formal version also.

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Learn how to ask your family and friends how they are (in an informal tone) with this episode. Download the FREE transcript by clicking HERE.

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In this episode, learn how to ask someone how he/she is doing in Urdu. Let them know that you are happy and ask them about their plans. Vocabulary from this episode includes possessive adjectives āp kā and merā, and other words such as: xušī (happiness), kahāṅ, and mileṅge.

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This episode will get you prepared to introduce yourself to your Urdu speakers. Say hello, ask them their names, inquire about where they’re from, and let them know what a pleasure it was to meet them. 

There are several ways to address a person. Using āp (you) is the most formal way. We also have a tum version of this episode, be sure to listen to them both by visiting the link below.   

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