اختر مو مبارک شہ / happy eid mubarik سلام دوستانو اختر مہ مبارک شہ Hi Friends happy eid Mubarak. الله دی لوی اختر په خیر خیرت سرہ تر کڑی په تو ل انسانانو با ندی اختر یو دا امن پیغام وی

د پښتو ژبه حروف اضافه / english and pastho language prepositions English Prepositions: Pashto Prepositions inside the house: dekwer ph dakhel kṣ̌a - دکور په داخل کښی outside the car: demwṭr nh bher - دموټر نه بهر with me: lh ma serh - له ما سره without him: b heghh - بې هغه under the table: demaz laneda - دمیز لاندی after tomorrow: seba nh werwesth - سبا نه وروسته before sunset: delmer lewadelw nh wṛaneda - دلمر لویدلو نه وړاندی but I'm busy: megr zh mesrewf am - مګر زه مصروف یم

شادی کی سالگرہ کی مبارکبادی دینا:1. .شادی کی سالگرہ کی مبارکبادی دینا: 1. Wishing you a wonderful life together on your anniversary. Happy Anniversary. (آپ کی زندگی ساتھ میں خوبصورت رہے۔شادی کی سالگرہ مبارک) 2. Wishing you all the happiness and love in the world and congratulations on your anniversary. (دنیا کی ساری خوشیاں اور پیار آپ کو ملے اور آپ کو شادی کی سالگرہ پر بہت بہت مبارکبادی) 3. Wishing more laughter, more joy, and more love for the both of you in the years to come. Happy Anniversary. (آنے والے سالوں میں آپ کو زیادہ مسکراہٹیں زیادہ خوشیاں اور زیادہ پیار حاصل ھو۔ شادی کی سالگرہ مبارک) 4. May you continue to be a wonderful husband and wife to each other. Wishing you nothing but happiness, love, and joy in the years ahead. Happy Anniversary. (آپ ایک دوسرے کے لئے اچھے شوہر اور بیوی بنے رہیں۔ آنے والے سالوں میں آپ کو خوشی، پیار اور راحت ملتی رہیں۔شادی کی سالگرہ مبارک ھو) 5. Wishing you another wonderful year of bliss together. Happy wedding anniversary. (آپ کا یہ سال بھی اچھا اور خوشیوں بھرا گزرے ۔ شادی کی سالگرہ مبارک ھو) 6. Wishing you many more years of happiness and unconditional love. Happy wedding anniversary. (آپ کو آنے والے سالوں میں بے انتہا خوشی اور بے انتہا پیار ملے۔ شادی کی سالگرہ مبارک)

اردو زبان کے جملے جو روزمرہ میں استعمال ہوتے ہیں • I am in the house. I main Am ho In main/andar House ghar The (the does not have specific meaning) “main ghar main ho” • You are in the school. You aap Are hai In mai School makhtab “app school main hai” • He is in the hospital. He wooh Is ha In main Hospital shifakhana/hospital • She is in the house. She wooh Is ha In main House ghar “wooh ghar main ha” • We are in the school. We hum Are ha In main School makhtab/school “hum school main ha” • They are in the hospital. They wooh/yaah Are ha In main Hospital shifakhana/hospital “wooh hospital main ha” • We are in the school but they are in the hospital. We hum Are ha In main School school But lakheen They wooh Are ha In main Hospital hospital/shifakhana “hum school mai ha lakheen wooh hospital mai ha” • They are in the house but we are in the hospital. They wooh Are ha In mai House ghar But lakheen We hum Are ha In mai Hospital hospital “wooh school mai ha lakheen hum hospital mai ha” • We are here, but they are there. We hum Are hai Here yaha But lakheen They wooh Are hai There waha “hum yaha ha lakheen wooh waha ha”

دا پښتو يو څو آسانه جملي • Hello, how are you? How san’ga Are wa’ee You Tah’so “Tahso sanga waee” • Hello, I am fine. I Zah Am Yam Fine Ro’gah “Zah Rogah yam” • Thank you. “Manana” • You are welcome. Dera manana” • I am James. I Zah Am Yam “Zah James yam” • You are Richard. You Tah’so Are wa’ee “tahsoo Richard waee” • He is Tim. He da Is da “Da Tim da” • She is Rachel. She da Is da “Da Rachel da” • I am Caitlin but he is Richard. I zah Am yam But lahkeen He da Is da “Zah Caitlin yam lakheen da Richard da” • She is Rachel but he is Tim. She da Is da But lakheen He da Is da “da Rachel da lakheen da Tim da” • I am from Britain. I zah Am yam From na Britain Bar’thaw’neya/britain “zah Bar’thaw’neya na yam” • You are from Afghanistan. You tahsoo Are wa’ee From na “tahsoo Afghanistan na wa’ee”

اردو زبان کے کچھ جملے/ here are few sentences of Urdu • Hello, how are you? How Kasy Are ha You Aap “Aap kasy ha or Kasy ha aap” • Hello, I am fine. I Main Am hoon Fine theek “Main theek hoon” • Thank you. “shukria” • You are welcome. Khush’am’deed • I am Caitlin. I main Am hoon “main Caitlin hoon” • You are Richard. You Aap Are ha “aap Richard ha” • He is Tim. He Wooh/yaah Is ha “wooh tim ha” • She is Rachel. She wooh/yaah Is ha “wooh Rachel ha” • I am Caitlin but he is Richard. But lakheen “Main Caitlin hoo lakheen yaah Richard ha” • She is Rachel but he is Tim. Yaah Rachel hai lakheen wooh Tim ha • I am from Britain. From say Britain Bar’thaw’neya/britain “main Bar’thaw’neya saay ho” • You are from Afghanistan. “aap Afghanistan saay ha”

Here is Hindi for You. • Hello, how are you? hello Namasthy How Kasy Are ha You Aap “Namasthy! Aap kasy ha or Kasy ha aap” • Hello, I am fine. I Main Am hoon Fine theek “Namasthy! Main theek hoon” • Thank you. “shukria” • You are welcome apka be shukria • I am Caitlin. I main Am hoon “main Caitlin hoon” • You are Richard. You Aap Are ha “aap Richard ha” • He is Tim. He Wooh Is ha “wooh tim ha” • She is Rachel. She wooh Is ha “wooh Rachel ha” • I am Caitlin but he is Richard. But lakheen “Main Caitlin hoo lakheen yaah Richard ha” • She is Rachel but he is Tim. Yaah Rachel hai lakheen wooh Tim ha • I am from Britain. From say Britain Bar’thaw’neya/britain “main Bar’thaw’neya saay ho” • You are from India. “aap India saay ha” • She is from Britain. “Wooh Bar’thaw’neya saay ha”

Few basic sentences of pastho • I am in the house. I zah Am yam In kah House kor The (the does not have specific meaning) “zah kor kah yam” • You are in the school. You tahsoo Are wa’ee In kah School makhtab “tahsoo makhtab kah wa’ee” • He is in the hospital. He da Is da In kah Hospital shifakhana “da shifikhana kah da” • She is in the house. She da Is da In kah House kor “da khor kah da” • We are in the school. We mung Are you In kah School makhtab/school “Mung school kah you” • They are in the hospital. They agha Are de In kah Hospital shifakhana/hospital “agha shifakhana kah de” • We are in the school but they are in the hospital. We mung Are you In kah School makhtab But lakheen They agha Are de In kah Hospital hospital/shifakhana “mung makhtab kah you lakheen agha shifakhana kah de” • They are in the house but we are in the hospital.