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Days of the week

Days of the week

‫9 [نو]‬

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‫دنہفتے کے‬

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Monday ‫پ--‬ ‫____ ‫-ی-‬ ----- ‫پیر‬ 0
pa--r p____ p-i-r ----- paiir
Tuesday ‫منگل‬ ‫_____ ‫-ن-ل- ------ ‫منگل‬ 0
ma-gal m_____ m-n-a- ------ mangal
Wednesday ‫ب--‬ ‫____ ‫-د-‬ ----- ‫بدھ‬ 0
b--h b___ b-d- ---- budh
Thursday ‫-م-ر-ت‬ ‫_______ ‫-م-ر-ت- -------- ‫جمعرات‬ 0
j-m-ra-t j_______ j-m-r-a- -------- jumaraat
Friday ‫-مع-‬ ‫_____ ‫-م-ہ- ------ ‫جمعہ‬ 0
jum--y j_____ j-m-a- ------ jummay
Saturday ‫ہ-ت-‬ ‫_____ ‫-ف-ہ- ------ ‫ہفتہ‬ 0
ha--a h____ h-f-a ----- hafta
Sunday ‫-ت---‬ ‫______ ‫-ت-ا-‬ ------- ‫اتوار‬ 0
it---r i_____ i-w-a- ------ itwaar
the week ‫----‬ ‫_____ ‫-ف-ہ- ------ ‫ہفتہ‬ 0
h-f-a h____ h-f-a ----- hafta
from Monday to Sunday ‫پی- س- --و-- ت-‬ ‫___ س_ ا____ ت__ ‫-ی- س- ا-و-ر ت-‬ ----------------- ‫پیر سے اتوار تک‬ 0
paii---e---wa-- t-q p____ s_ i_____ t__ p-i-r s- i-w-a- t-q ------------------- paiir se itwaar taq
The first day is Monday. ‫پ-لا ---پیر----‬ ‫____ د_ پ__ ہ___ ‫-ہ-ا د- پ-ر ہ--- ----------------- ‫پہلا دن پیر ہے-‬ 0
p---a -in-pa--r -a- - p____ d__ p____ h__ - p-h-a d-n p-i-r h-i - --------------------- pehla din paiir hai -
The second day is Tuesday. ‫--سر---ن -نگ- ---‬ ‫_____ د_ م___ ہ___ ‫-و-ر- د- م-گ- ہ--- ------------------- ‫دوسرا دن منگل ہے-‬ 0
d-s-- di--mang-- -a- - d____ d__ m_____ h__ - d-s-a d-n m-n-a- h-i - ---------------------- dosra din mangal hai -
The third day is Wednesday. ‫-ی--ا-----د--ہے-‬ ‫_____ د_ ب__ ہ___ ‫-ی-ر- د- ب-ھ ہ--- ------------------ ‫تیسرا دن بدھ ہے-‬ 0
tees----i----d--ha--- t_____ d__ b___ h__ - t-e-r- d-n b-d- h-i - --------------------- teesra din budh hai -
The fourth day is Thursday. ‫--ت-ا--ن ج-عر-ت ہ--‬ ‫_____ د_ ج_____ ہ___ ‫-و-ھ- د- ج-ع-ا- ہ--- --------------------- ‫چوتھا دن جمعرات ہے-‬ 0
ch--t-a---n-j--ar-a---ai-- c______ d__ j_______ h__ - c-o-t-a d-n j-m-r-a- h-i - -------------------------- choutha din jumaraat hai -
The fifth day is Friday. ‫پانچ--- ---ج--ہ--ے-‬ ‫_______ د_ ج___ ہ___ ‫-ا-چ-ا- د- ج-ع- ہ--- --------------------- ‫پانچواں دن جمعہ ہے-‬ 0
pa-c-a----din -u--a- -a- - p________ d__ j_____ h__ - p-n-h-w-n d-n j-m-a- h-i - -------------------------- panchawan din jummay hai -
The sixth day is Saturday. ‫چ-ٹا----ہ-ت- ہ--‬ ‫____ د_ ہ___ ہ___ ‫-ھ-ا د- ہ-ت- ہ--- ------------------ ‫چھٹا دن ہفتہ ہے-‬ 0
chh--a di- h-----h-i - c_____ d__ h____ h__ - c-h-t- d-n h-f-a h-i - ---------------------- chhata din hafta hai -
The seventh day is Sunday. ‫س-ت-اں -ن ---ا- ہے-‬ ‫______ د_ ا____ ہ___ ‫-ا-و-ں د- ا-و-ر ہ--- --------------------- ‫ساتواں دن اتوار ہے-‬ 0
s---aan-din i-w--------- s______ d__ i_____ h__ - s-t-a-n d-n i-w-a- h-i - ------------------------ satwaan din itwaar hai -
The week has seven days. ‫ای--ہ--ہ---ں --ت دن ہو-ے-ہیں-‬ ‫___ ہ___ م__ س__ د_ ہ___ ہ____ ‫-ی- ہ-ت- م-ں س-ت د- ہ-ت- ہ-ں-‬ ------------------------------- ‫ایک ہفتہ میں سات دن ہوتے ہیں-‬ 0
a-k-h--ta m-in s--- d---ho--y-hi-- a__ h____ m___ s___ d__ h____ h___ a-k h-f-a m-i- s-a- d-n h-t-y h-n- ---------------------------------- aik hafta mein saat din hotay hin-
We only work for five days. ‫ہ--صر- --ن--دن-ک-م --تے ہ-ں-‬ ‫__ ص__ پ___ د_ ک__ ک___ ہ____ ‫-م ص-ف پ-ن- د- ک-م ک-ت- ہ-ں-‬ ------------------------------ ‫ہم صرف پانچ دن کام کرتے ہیں-‬ 0
h-m---r-- ---n----in-k--- -a--e hi-- h__ s____ p_____ d__ k___ k____ h___ h-m s-r-f p-a-c- d-n k-a- k-r-e h-n- ------------------------------------ hum sirff paanch din kaam karte hin-

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