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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

‫26 [چھبیس]‬

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‫قدرتی نظارے‬

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Do you see the tower there? ‫ت- و- ٹ--- د--- ر-- ہ-----‬ ‫تم وہ ٹاور دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu- w-- t---- d--- r---- h-?tum woh tower dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the mountain there? ‫ت- و- پ--- د--- ر-- ہ-----‬ ‫تم وہ پہاڑ دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu- w-- p---- d--- r---- h-?tum woh pahar dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the village there? ‫ت- و- د---- د--- ر-- ہ-----‬ ‫تم وہ دیہات دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu- w-- d----- d--- r---- h-?tum woh dehaat dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the river there? ‫ت- و- د--- د--- ر-- ہ-----‬ ‫تم وہ دریا دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu- w-- d---- d--- r---- h-?tum woh darya dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the bridge there? ‫ت- و- پ- د--- ر-- ہ-----‬ ‫تم وہ پل دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu- w-- p-- d--- r---- h-?tum woh pal dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the lake there? ‫ت- و- ج--- د--- ر-- ہ-----‬ ‫تم وہ جھیل دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu- w-- j---- d--- r---- h-?tum woh jheel dekh rahay ho?
I like that bird. ‫و- پ---- م--- ا--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫وہ پرندہ مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
wo- p------- m---- a--- l-- r--- h-iwoh parindah mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like that tree. ‫و- د--- م--- ا--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫وہ درخت مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
wo- d------ m---- a--- l-- r--- h-iwoh darakht mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like this stone. ‫و- پ--- م--- ا--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫وہ پتھر مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
wo- p----- m---- a--- l-- r--- h-iwoh pathar mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like that park. ‫و- پ--- م--- ا--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫وہ پارک مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
wo- p--- m---- a--- l-- r--- h-iwoh park mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like that garden. ‫و- ب----- م--- ا--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫وہ باغیچہ مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
wo- b------- m---- a--- l-- r--- h-iwoh baagicha mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like this flower. ‫ی- پ--- م--- ا--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫یہ پھول مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
ye- p---- m---- a--- l-- r--- h-iyeh phool mujhe acha lag raha hai
I find that pretty. ‫م--- ی- خ------ ل--- ہ-‬ ‫مجھے یہ خوبصورت لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu--- y-- k-------- l-- r--- h-imujhe yeh khobsorat lag raha hai
I find that interesting. ‫م--- ی- د---- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫مجھے یہ دلچسپ لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu--- y-- d------- l-- r--- h-imujhe yeh dilchasp lag raha hai
I find that gorgeous. ‫م--- ی- ب-- خ------ ل--- ہ-‬ ‫مجھے یہ بہت خوبصورت لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu--- y-- b---- k-------- l-- r--- h-imujhe yeh bohat khobsorat lag raha hai
I find that ugly. ‫م--- ی- ب- ص--- ل--- ہ-‬ ‫مجھے یہ بد صورت لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu--- y-- b-- s----- l-- r--- h-imujhe yeh bad soorat lag raha hai
I find that boring. ‫ی- ب-- ل--- ہ- م---‬ ‫یہ بور لگتا ہے مجھے‬ 0
ye- b--- h-iyeh bore hai
I find that terrible. ‫ی- ہ--- ن-- ل--- ہ- م---‬ ‫یہ ہیبت ناک لگتا ہے مجھے‬ 0
ye- H----- n--- h-iyeh Haibat naak hai

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