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 Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:43 am
3. Masculine and feminine/مز كر/مو نث :
This part is very important because these are used extensively in making sentences. As in English,Masculinity and Femininity are divided in this manner :-
(i). For a male in English He is used but there is no particular word for he in urdu but we distinguish between a boy and a girl,like for a boy "a","ا","Alif" sound is used for e.g وه ڪها نا ڪها ر ہا ہے,He is eating food, as i said i used "ر ہا " Which has alif at the end,every sentence referred to a boy will have "A" sound that's a distinguishing character.
(ii). For a Female in English She is used but as above no particular word for it so an "e" " ى" "Ee" sound is used (deepen the e sound like in the word eep,the ee sound is here).Like if i translate the very same sentence it would beوه ڪها نا ڪها ر ہى ہے,She is eating food,notice how i used the ee sound here.
If we discuss it in past tense,that would be an entirely different story try to cope with this first. > biggrin
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 5:25 am
Try sending me some words,questions etc.Use the internet to understand this concept better..
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Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 1:55 am
لكهنے ڪا طر يقه/How to write
In this context I will show you how would you write the alphabets and some of the numbers.Here is a page example :-
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Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:05 am
Pronouns:- Here I will talk about the main pronouns in Urdu. First the main singular ones.
Know the main singular pronouns in Urdu.
* Me/I: Mein,ميں
* You: Tum,تم
* He/She/It/That: Vo,و ه
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Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:37 am
Know the main plural pronouns in Urdu. Each of these pronouns below has a plural equivalent, which is used when there are more than one of the things referred to by the pronouns, or also when the pronoun refers to someone you respect or who is of higher stature, or just to be polite or formal:
* We: Hum,ﻫم
* You (as in "you lot" - plural): Aap,آ پ
* Them/Those: Vo,و ه
The rest would be found at Wiki How
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Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:43 am
Warning/ا حتيا ط
* Urdu has no official way of being written in English characters, so all of the words above are spelled roughly at best. Spellings will differ.
* Pronunciation of Urdu can be tricky. The "n" at the end of a word is usually nasalized, that is, you just say the rest of the word as it would sound if there were an "n" there (without saying the "n" itself). This is similar to how some French words don't pronounce the final letters, but nevertheless have their pronunciation altered because of them.
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Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 7:51 pm
Formation and breakage of sentences/جو ڑ تو ڑ
The word "جو ڑ تو ڑ"in Urdu means "To break up or make up/formation".From this note,I will teach you how to form a sentence or simply a word for this you must understand the concept of breaking up a sentence and making of a sentence.Just like in English,When we want to understand a complete word or sentence (sounds,words etc) or simply it's bases we break up a word into its basic components.For example,
Apple=A+p+p+l+e
You will come to know how this word is sounded and formed.In Urdu,this formation and breakage is also used so that you can understand how a word sounds like in using it in a complete form.
Some of it i will show you:
Firstly we would start from its first alphabet which is آ
آم=آ+م
Translated :
Mango=M+a+n+g+o
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Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 8:14 pm
ب
ﱠبلا=ب+ل+ل+ا
Bat=B+a+t (used in sports)
notice that here in its formation ب+ل+ل+ا two ل are used,when you pronounce this word it would be like Ba LL AH
but i did not use two Lam or ل (as it is called Lam)as it is not possible to use two Lam's for this a special sign is used which is called Shad ﱠis used
It is just like a small "w" like this ὡ
When you put this sign on a word it could be used to pronounce a word with a force or like a brief stop on a word if you will like the "s" in the word "stop".You stop on it for a brief moment then say "top",so it is as "sstop".
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Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 8:16 pm
Lots more after :3,You can do online courses about Urdu on the internet.It is much easier to understand it on it.
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Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 9:51 am
╠════ ɱăƙĕ ƥėăčė ὢỉʈһ ɥȭȗȑ ƿȃśť ══‖╣I am gonna take questions now ...Anyone,Anyone..?
╠════ ŝō ǐţ ὥὅήț ɱἕṣṣ ữṗ ṯɧє Ƿȓɛșɇἤʈ ══‖╣
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Call Me Apple Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 8:32 pm
Lewpy Von Cakes Lots more after :3,You can do online courses about Urdu on the internet.It is much easier to understand it on it. Okay. Where are these courses? I've not found one yet crying I'm taking your lessons all in...foreign alphabets are so hard sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 3:29 am
Did you try dowloadable courses,you can do much better with a qaida or the book of words :l
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:34 pm
  کیا کوئی زیادہ سبق آئیں گے؟
ہاں تو میں ان کا انتظار کر رہی ہوں گی
میں پڑھنا پسند کروں گی
^^
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Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 4:18 am
╠══Ţö ƄƏ ŏŗ ńŏť ťō ßê
We have some problems,. don't really know what to discuss here so you people should tell me what to teach and I will based on that do something. آپ كيا ديكهنا چا ﮨتى ﮨيں Ƕơŵ ŵȱȗŁƉ Ǐ ķńőώ ,Ȋ ÐÏÐȠț ǻșʞ Şƕąʞɜʂpɘȁȑȅ══╣
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Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:13 am
I think covering the past tense would be good and when to use 'ne'
It's something that troubles me at times and I'm sure others would be curious about it
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