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Feelings

Feelings

‫56 [چھپن]‬

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to feel like / want to ‫خ-اہش--- ہو-ا‬ ‫----- ک- ہ---- ‫-و-ہ- ک- ہ-ن-‬ --------------- ‫خواہش کا ہونا‬ 0
kh--h----ka --na k------- k- h--- k-w-h-s- k- h-n- ---------------- khwahish ka hona
We feel like. / We want to. ‫--اری---اہ--ہے-‬ ‫----- خ---- ہ--- ‫-م-ر- خ-ا-ش ہ--- ----------------- ‫ہماری خواہش ہے-‬ 0
ham-ri k-wah-sh-h-i-- h----- k------- h-- - h-m-r- k-w-h-s- h-i - --------------------- hamari khwahish hai -
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. ‫ہم--- خ---ش ن-------‬ ‫----- خ---- ن--- ہ--- ‫-م-ر- خ-ا-ش ن-ی- ہ--- ---------------------- ‫ہماری خواہش نہیں ہے-‬ 0
hamar-----ahi---n-h--h-i-- h----- k------- n--- h-- - h-m-r- k-w-h-s- n-h- h-i - -------------------------- hamari khwahish nahi hai -
to be afraid ‫----‬ ‫----- ‫-ر-ا- ------ ‫ڈرنا‬ 0
d---a d---- d-r-a ----- darna
I’m afraid. ‫---- ---لگ-- -ے-‬ ‫---- ڈ- ل--- ہ--- ‫-ج-ے ڈ- ل-ت- ہ--- ------------------ ‫مجھے ڈر لگتا ہے-‬ 0
mujhe-d-er --i-- m---- d--- h-- - m-j-e d-e- h-i - ---------------- mujhe deer hai -
I am not afraid. ‫م-ھ--ڈ- ن--- ل-ت- ہے-‬ ‫---- ڈ- ن--- ل--- ہ--- ‫-ج-ے ڈ- ن-ی- ل-ت- ہ--- ----------------------- ‫مجھے ڈر نہیں لگتا ہے-‬ 0
m---e-d--- n-h---a- - m---- d--- n--- h-- - m-j-e d-e- n-h- h-i - --------------------- mujhe deer nahi hai -
to have time ‫وق- کا-ہ--ا‬ ‫--- ک- ہ---- ‫-ق- ک- ہ-ن-‬ ------------- ‫وقت کا ہونا‬ 0
w--- ka-h-na w--- k- h--- w-q- k- h-n- ------------ waqt ka hona
He has time. ‫اس ---پا- -ق- ہ--‬ ‫-- ک- پ-- و-- ہ--- ‫-س ک- پ-س و-ت ہ--- ------------------- ‫اس کے پاس وقت ہے-‬ 0
i--ke--a-s w--t -a--- i- k- p--- w--- h-- - i- k- p-a- w-q- h-i - --------------------- is ke paas waqt hai -
He has no time. ‫---ک--پا- و-ت--ہی--ہے-‬ ‫-- ک- پ-- و-- ن--- ہ--- ‫-س ک- پ-س و-ت ن-ی- ہ--- ------------------------ ‫اس کے پاس وقت نہیں ہے-‬ 0
is ke p--s----- -----h-i-- i- k- p--- w--- n--- h-- - i- k- p-a- w-q- n-h- h-i - -------------------------- is ke paas waqt nahi hai -
to be bored ‫--ر-----‬ ‫--- ہ---- ‫-و- ہ-ن-‬ ---------- ‫بور ہونا‬ 0
bo-e --na b--- h--- b-r- h-n- --------- bore hona
She is bored. ‫و- ب-- -و-رہی-ہ--‬ ‫-- ب-- ہ- ر-- ہ--- ‫-ہ ب-ر ہ- ر-ی ہ--- ------------------- ‫وہ بور ہو رہی ہے-‬ 0
woh --r--h--r--- hai - w-- b--- h- r--- h-- - w-h b-r- h- r-h- h-i - ---------------------- woh bore ho rahi hai -
She is not bored. ‫-- بو--نہی---و --ی ---‬ ‫-- ب-- ن--- ہ- ر-- ہ--- ‫-ہ ب-ر ن-ی- ہ- ر-ی ہ--- ------------------------ ‫وہ بور نہیں ہو رہی ہے-‬ 0
woh -o-e n-h--h- ra---h---- w-- b--- n--- h- r--- h-- - w-h b-r- n-h- h- r-h- h-i - --------------------------- woh bore nahi ho rahi hai -
to be hungry ‫ب-وک -گنا‬ ‫---- ل---- ‫-ھ-ک ل-ن-‬ ----------- ‫بھوک لگنا‬ 0
bhook -a-na b---- l---- b-o-k l-g-a ----------- bhook lagna
Are you hungry? ‫کی---- ل-گ-- ک- ب--- لگ--ہی-ہ-؟‬ ‫--- ت- ل---- ک- ب--- ل- ر-- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت- ل-گ-ں ک- ب-و- ل- ر-ی ہ-؟- --------------------------------- ‫کیا تم لوگوں کو بھوک لگ رہی ہے؟‬ 0
kya tu----g-- k- b------a---a---ha-? k-- t-- l---- k- b---- l-- r--- h--- k-a t-m l-g-n k- b-o-k l-g r-h- h-i- ------------------------------------ kya tum logon ko bhook lag rahi hai?
Aren’t you hungry? ‫--- تم لوگو---و ب----ن------ رہی-ہ-؟‬ ‫--- ت- ل---- ک- ب--- ن--- ل- ر-- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت- ل-گ-ں ک- ب-و- ن-ی- ل- ر-ی ہ-؟- -------------------------------------- ‫کیا تم لوگوں کو بھوک نہیں لگ رہی ہے؟‬ 0
k-- tan l-gon-k- --o----ahi--a---ahi h--? k-- t-- l---- k- b---- n--- l-- r--- h--- k-a t-n l-g-n k- b-o-k n-h- l-g r-h- h-i- ----------------------------------------- kya tan logon ko bhook nahi lag rahi hai?
to be thirsty ‫پ----ل-ن-‬ ‫---- ل---- ‫-ی-س ل-ن-‬ ----------- ‫پیاس لگنا‬ 0
py-a--lag-a p---- l---- p-a-s l-g-a ----------- pyaas lagna
They are thirsty. ‫انہ-ں پ-اس لگ ر-ی ہے-‬ ‫----- پ--- ل- ر-- ہ--- ‫-ن-ی- پ-ا- ل- ر-ی ہ--- ----------------------- ‫انہیں پیاس لگ رہی ہے-‬ 0
in--- -yaa--la--rahi -a- - i---- p---- l-- r--- h-- - i-h-n p-a-s l-g r-h- h-i - -------------------------- inhen pyaas lag rahi hai -
They are not thirsty. ‫ا-ہیں-پیا---ہ-ں----ر-- ہے-‬ ‫----- پ--- ن--- ل- ر-- ہ--- ‫-ن-ی- پ-ا- ن-ی- ل- ر-ی ہ--- ---------------------------- ‫انہیں پیاس نہیں لگ رہی ہے-‬ 0
in-e- p--as--ah------r--- -ai-- i---- p---- n--- l-- r--- h-- - i-h-n p-a-s n-h- l-g r-h- h-i - ------------------------------- inhen pyaas nahi lag rahi hai -

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