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en Around the house   »   ur ‫گھر میں‬

17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

‫17 [سترہ]‬

satrah

‫گھر میں‬

[ghar mein]

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Our house is here. ‫یہ-ں ہمارا-گھ- ہ-‬ ‫یہاں ہمارا گھر ہے‬ ‫-ہ-ں ہ-ا-ا گ-ر ہ-‬ ------------------- ‫یہاں ہمارا گھر ہے‬ 0
y--an-hum--r- gha- hai yahan humhara ghar hai y-h-n h-m-a-a g-a- h-i ---------------------- yahan humhara ghar hai
The roof is on top. ‫او-ر--ھ- ہ-‬ ‫اوپر چھت ہے‬ ‫-و-ر چ-ت ہ-‬ ------------- ‫اوپر چھت ہے‬ 0
o-par--hha- hai oopar chhat hai o-p-r c-h-t h-i --------------- oopar chhat hai
The basement is below. ‫-ی-ے--ہخ-ن--ہے‬ ‫نیچے تہخانہ ہے‬ ‫-ی-ے ت-خ-ن- ہ-‬ ---------------- ‫نیچے تہخانہ ہے‬ 0
nee-h-y h-i neechay hai n-e-h-y h-i ----------- neechay hai
There is a garden behind the house. ‫--- ک- --چ----یک-----چ- --‬ ‫گھر کے پیچھے ایک باغیچہ ہے‬ ‫-ھ- ک- پ-چ-ے ا-ک ب-غ-چ- ہ-‬ ---------------------------- ‫گھر کے پیچھے ایک باغیچہ ہے‬ 0
g-ar ke ---c-a------b-agich--h-i ghar ke peechay aik baagicha hai g-a- k- p-e-h-y a-k b-a-i-h- h-i -------------------------------- ghar ke peechay aik baagicha hai
There is no street in front of the house. ‫-------س-منے ا-ک -ڑ---ے‬ ‫گھر کے سامنے ایک سڑک ہے‬ ‫-ھ- ک- س-م-ے ا-ک س-ک ہ-‬ ------------------------- ‫گھر کے سامنے ایک سڑک ہے‬ 0
g--- ke--a-n----ik s-rr-k --i ghar ke samnay aik sarrak hai g-a- k- s-m-a- a-k s-r-a- h-i ----------------------------- ghar ke samnay aik sarrak hai
There are trees next to the house. ‫-ھر-کے-برا---میں -ر----ی-‬ ‫گھر کے برابر میں درخت ہیں‬ ‫-ھ- ک- ب-ا-ر م-ں د-خ- ہ-ں- --------------------------- ‫گھر کے برابر میں درخت ہیں‬ 0
gh---ke -a---a--mein -a-akht hain ghar ke barabar mein darakht hain g-a- k- b-r-b-r m-i- d-r-k-t h-i- --------------------------------- ghar ke barabar mein darakht hain
My apartment is here. ‫-ہ م-ر- ف-ی- ہے‬ ‫یہ میرا فلیٹ ہے‬ ‫-ہ م-ر- ف-ی- ہ-‬ ----------------- ‫یہ میرا فلیٹ ہے‬ 0
ye--me-a-f-at -ai yeh mera flat hai y-h m-r- f-a- h-i ----------------- yeh mera flat hai
The kitchen and bathroom are here. ‫ی-----ر-ی--ا-ہ --- ---ب-----وم ہے‬ ‫یہ باورچی خانہ اور یہ باتھ روم ہے‬ ‫-ہ ب-و-چ- خ-ن- ا-ر ی- ب-ت- ر-م ہ-‬ ----------------------------------- ‫یہ باورچی خانہ اور یہ باتھ روم ہے‬ 0
ye--b-----h---------aur --- ba-t- roo--h-i yeh bawarchi khanah aur yeh baath room hai y-h b-w-r-h- k-a-a- a-r y-h b-a-h r-o- h-i ------------------------------------------ yeh bawarchi khanah aur yeh baath room hai
The living room and bedroom are there. ‫-ہ----ر-------م -ور سو-- -- ک-را ہ-‬ ‫وہاں ڈرائنگ روم اور سونے کا کمرا ہے‬ ‫-ہ-ں ڈ-ا-ن- ر-م ا-ر س-ن- ک- ک-ر- ہ-‬ ------------------------------------- ‫وہاں ڈرائنگ روم اور سونے کا کمرا ہے‬ 0
w--an -rawin----o---ur----ay--a---m---h-i wahan drawing room aur sonay ka kamra hai w-h-n d-a-i-g r-o- a-r s-n-y k- k-m-a h-i ----------------------------------------- wahan drawing room aur sonay ka kamra hai
The front door is closed. ‫گھ---ا -ر-ا-ہ-ب-د---‬ ‫گھر کا دروازہ بند ہے‬ ‫-ھ- ک- د-و-ز- ب-د ہ-‬ ---------------------- ‫گھر کا دروازہ بند ہے‬ 0
g--- ka -ar--a-- b-n- h-i ghar ka darwaaza band hai g-a- k- d-r-a-z- b-n- h-i ------------------------- ghar ka darwaaza band hai
But the windows are open. ‫ل-کن ک-ڑک-ا- -ھلی--یں‬ ‫لیکن کھڑکیاں کھلی ہیں‬ ‫-ی-ن ک-ڑ-ی-ں ک-ل- ہ-ں- ----------------------- ‫لیکن کھڑکیاں کھلی ہیں‬ 0
l---n-k-i---y-----ul- ---n lekin khirkiyan khuli hain l-k-n k-i-k-y-n k-u-i h-i- -------------------------- lekin khirkiyan khuli hain
It is hot today. ‫آج گ--ی--ے‬ ‫آج گرمی ہے‬ ‫-ج گ-م- ہ-‬ ------------ ‫آج گرمی ہے‬ 0
aaj--arm- hai aaj garmi hai a-j g-r-i h-i ------------- aaj garmi hai
We are going to the living room. ‫-م--ہنے-ک--کمر----لو-------م-- -ات--ہیں‬ ‫ہم رہنے کے کمرے / لونگ روم میں جاتے ہیں‬ ‫-م ر-ن- ک- ک-ر- / ل-ن- ر-م م-ں ج-ت- ہ-ں- ----------------------------------------- ‫ہم رہنے کے کمرے / لونگ روم میں جاتے ہیں‬ 0
h-m-------- --om me-n -h-l--y h--n hum drawing room mein chaltay hain h-m d-a-i-g r-o- m-i- c-a-t-y h-i- ---------------------------------- hum drawing room mein chaltay hain
There is a sofa and an armchair there. ‫-ہ-ں ا-ک-ص--- --رای------ --‬ ‫وہاں ایک صوفہ اورایک کرسی ہے‬ ‫-ہ-ں ا-ک ص-ف- ا-ر-ی- ک-س- ہ-‬ ------------------------------ ‫وہاں ایک صوفہ اورایک کرسی ہے‬ 0
w-h-- a-k ---a--ur-aik --r-i --i wahan aik sofa aur aik kursi hai w-h-n a-k s-f- a-r a-k k-r-i h-i -------------------------------- wahan aik sofa aur aik kursi hai
Please, sit down! ‫تشریف --ھ-ے‬ ‫تشریف رکھیے‬ ‫-ش-ی- ر-ھ-ے- ------------- ‫تشریف رکھیے‬ 0
ta-h-e-f ra-h--e tashreef rakhiye t-s-r-e- r-k-i-e ---------------- tashreef rakhiye
My computer is there. ‫و--- می-ا کمپ--ٹ- --‬ ‫وہاں میرا کمپیوٹر ہے‬ ‫-ہ-ں م-ر- ک-پ-و-ر ہ-‬ ---------------------- ‫وہاں میرا کمپیوٹر ہے‬ 0
w--a--me-a -----t----ai wahan mera computer hai w-h-n m-r- c-m-u-e- h-i ----------------------- wahan mera computer hai
My stereo is there. ‫و--ں--ی-ا--ٹ-ری--سی----‬ ‫وہاں میرا سٹیریو سیٹ ہے‬ ‫-ہ-ں م-ر- س-ی-ی- س-ٹ ہ-‬ ------------------------- ‫وہاں میرا سٹیریو سیٹ ہے‬ 0
w--a-------- --t --i wahan stiryo set hai w-h-n s-i-y- s-t h-i -------------------- wahan stiryo set hai
The TV set is brand new. ‫ٹ- ---ب--کل ن-ا-ہ-‬ ‫ٹی وی بالکل نیا ہے‬ ‫-ی و- ب-ل-ل ن-ا ہ-‬ -------------------- ‫ٹی وی بالکل نیا ہے‬ 0
TV -----l--ay---ai TV bilkul naya hai T- b-l-u- n-y- h-i ------------------ TV bilkul naya hai

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