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13 [thirteen]

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‫13 [تیرہ]‬

terah

‫مشاغل‬

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What does Martha do? ‫مار-ھ- ک----رتی-ہے-‬ ‫______ ک__ ک___ ہ___ ‫-ا-ت-ا ک-ا ک-ت- ہ-؟- --------------------- ‫مارتھا کیا کرتی ہے؟‬ 0
mar--- --- -a--i----? m_____ k__ k____ h___ m-r-h- k-a k-r-i h-i- --------------------- martha kya karti hai?
She works at an office. ‫-ہ-د--ر--ی---ا- -----ہے-‬ ‫__ د___ م__ ک__ ک___ ہ___ ‫-ہ د-ت- م-ں ک-م ک-ت- ہ--- -------------------------- ‫وہ دفتر میں کام کرتی ہے-‬ 0
woh-da--a--mei- --am-k---i-hai-- w__ d_____ m___ k___ k____ h__ - w-h d-f-a- m-i- k-a- k-r-i h-i - -------------------------------- woh daftar mein kaam karti hai -
She works on the computer. ‫-- --پیوٹ- --------رت-----‬ ‫__ ک______ پ_ ک__ ک___ ہ___ ‫-ہ ک-پ-و-ر پ- ک-م ک-ت- ہ--- ---------------------------- ‫وہ کمپیوٹر پہ کام کرتی ہے-‬ 0
w---compu--r-p-- ka---ka-t- --- - w__ c_______ p__ k___ k____ h__ - w-h c-m-u-e- p-y k-a- k-r-i h-i - --------------------------------- woh computer pay kaam karti hai -
Where is Martha? ‫م-رت-ا -ہ---ہ--‬ ‫______ ک___ ہ___ ‫-ا-ت-ا ک-ا- ہ-؟- ----------------- ‫مارتھا کہاں ہے؟‬ 0
m-r-ha-ka--n --i? m_____ k____ h___ m-r-h- k-h-n h-i- ----------------- martha kahan hai?
At the cinema. ‫سنی-ا--یں-‬ ‫_____ م____ ‫-ن-م- م-ں-‬ ------------ ‫سنیما میں-‬ 0
c--e-a mi-- c_____ m___ c-n-m- m-n- ----------- cinema min-
She is watching a film. ‫و--فلم د--ھ --ی -ے-‬ ‫__ ف__ د___ ر__ ہ___ ‫-ہ ف-م د-ک- ر-ی ہ--- --------------------- ‫وہ فلم دیکھ رہی ہے-‬ 0
woh f--m ---- -ahi --- - w__ f___ d___ r___ h__ - w-h f-l- d-k- r-h- h-i - ------------------------ woh film dekh rahi hai -
What does Peter do? ‫-یٹر---- کرتا---؟‬ ‫____ ک__ ک___ ہ___ ‫-ی-ر ک-ا ک-ت- ہ-؟- ------------------- ‫پیٹر کیا کرتا ہے؟‬ 0
pe-e--kya -ar-----i? p____ k__ k____ h___ p-t-r k-a k-r-a h-i- -------------------- peter kya karta hai?
He studies at the university. ‫---ی-ن-ورس-- ----پ---- ہے-‬ ‫__ ی________ م__ پ____ ہ___ ‫-ہ ی-ن-و-س-ی م-ں پ-ھ-ا ہ--- ---------------------------- ‫وہ یونیورسٹی میں پڑھتا ہے-‬ 0
w-h uni-e---t- me-n p-rht---a- - w__ u_________ m___ p_____ h__ - w-h u-i-e-s-t- m-i- p-r-t- h-i - -------------------------------- woh university mein parhta hai -
He studies languages. ‫-------ی- سی-ھ-ر-- ---‬ ‫__ ز_____ س___ ر__ ہ___ ‫-ہ ز-ا-ی- س-ک- ر-ا ہ--- ------------------------ ‫وہ زبانیں سیکھ رہا ہے-‬ 0
wo- -u---------e-h-rah- --i - w__ z_______ s____ r___ h__ - w-h z-b-n-i- s-e-h r-h- h-i - ----------------------------- woh zubanain seekh raha hai -
Where is Peter? ‫--ٹر -ہ-- -ے-‬ ‫____ ک___ ہ___ ‫-ی-ر ک-ا- ہ-؟- --------------- ‫پیٹر کہاں ہے؟‬ 0
pe-e--k--an-h-i? p____ k____ h___ p-t-r k-h-n h-i- ---------------- peter kahan hai?
At the café. ‫ک-ف- م-ں-‬ ‫____ م____ ‫-ی-ے م-ں-‬ ----------- ‫کیفے میں-‬ 0
kif--m-n- k___ m___ k-f- m-n- --------- kife min-
He is drinking coffee. ‫-ہ -افی-پی--ہ- ہے-‬ ‫__ ک___ پ_ ر__ ہ___ ‫-ہ ک-ف- پ- ر-ا ہ--- -------------------- ‫وہ کافی پی رہا ہے-‬ 0
w-- k--fi--i-r--a--a--- w__ k____ p_ r___ h__ - w-h k-a-i p- r-h- h-i - ----------------------- woh kaafi pi raha hai -
Where do they like to go? ‫-ہ-ل---ک-اں----ا پس-- -رت--ہیں-‬ ‫__ ل__ ک___ ج___ پ___ ک___ ہ____ ‫-ہ ل-گ ک-ا- ج-ن- پ-ن- ک-ت- ہ-ں-‬ --------------------------------- ‫وہ لوگ کہاں جانا پسند کرتے ہیں؟‬ 0
woh-l-g ka--n-j-n- ------------ ha-n? w__ l__ k____ j___ p_____ k____ h____ w-h l-g k-h-n j-n- p-s-n- k-r-e h-i-? ------------------------------------- woh log kahan jana pasand karte hain?
To a concert. ‫کن-رٹ م-ں-‬ ‫_____ م____ ‫-ن-ر- م-ں-‬ ------------ ‫کنسرٹ میں-‬ 0
c-ncer- ---- c______ m___ c-n-e-t m-n- ------------ concert min-
They like to listen to music. ‫-ہ-م-س-قی-ش-ق س---ن-----ں-‬ ‫__ م_____ ش__ س_ س___ ہ____ ‫-ہ م-س-ق- ش-ق س- س-ت- ہ-ں-‬ ---------------------------- ‫وہ موسیقی شوق سے سنتے ہیں-‬ 0
w-h-----e-i s-o---- -un-ay ---- w__ m______ s___ s_ s_____ h___ w-h m-s-e-i s-o- s- s-n-a- h-n- ------------------------------- woh moseeqi shoq se suntay hin-
Where do they not like to go? ‫و- لو----اں -ا-ا--سند ن--- -ر-ے--یں؟‬ ‫__ ل__ ک___ ج___ پ___ ن___ ک___ ہ____ ‫-ہ ل-گ ک-ا- ج-ن- پ-ن- ن-ی- ک-ت- ہ-ں-‬ -------------------------------------- ‫وہ لوگ کہاں جانا پسند نہیں کرتے ہیں؟‬ 0
woh-lo- -a-an --na-----nd ---i -ar-- --i-? w__ l__ k____ j___ p_____ n___ k____ h____ w-h l-g k-h-n j-n- p-s-n- n-h- k-r-e h-i-? ------------------------------------------ woh log kahan jana pasand nahi karte hain?
To the disco. ‫ڈ--و-م-ں-‬ ‫____ م____ ‫-س-و م-ں-‬ ----------- ‫ڈسکو میں-‬ 0
ds---min- d___ m___ d-k- m-n- --------- dsko min-
They do not like to dance. ‫-ن-یں -ا--ے -ا ش-- نہ-- ہ--‬ ‫_____ ن____ ک_ ش__ ن___ ہ___ ‫-ن-ی- ن-چ-ے ک- ش-ق ن-ی- ہ--- ----------------------------- ‫انہیں ناچنے کا شوق نہیں ہے-‬ 0
inhe--nac-na- -- shoq --hi-ha--- i____ n______ k_ s___ n___ h__ - i-h-n n-c-n-y k- s-o- n-h- h-i - -------------------------------- inhen nachnay ka shoq nahi hai -

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