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Did you miss the bus? ‫ک-----ھ-ر---س-چ--- گ-ی --؟‬ ‫___ ت_____ ب_ چ___ گ__ ہ___ ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ر- ب- چ-و- گ-ی ہ-؟- ---------------------------- ‫کیا تمھاری بس چھوٹ گئی ہے؟‬ 0
k-a -u--a----as----u-- -a----a-? k__ t______ b__ c_____ g___ h___ k-a t-m-a-i b-s c-h-u- g-y- h-i- -------------------------------- kya tumhari bas chhuut gayi hai?
I waited for you for half an hour. ‫-ی---- آد-- گھ-ٹا ت----ا-انت--ر کیا‬ ‫___ ن_ آ___ گ____ ت_____ ا_____ ک___ ‫-ی- ن- آ-ھ- گ-ن-ا ت-ھ-ر- ا-ت-ا- ک-ا- ------------------------------------- ‫میں نے آدھا گھنٹا تمھارا انتظار کیا‬ 0
me-n n- ------y ta---u-a--a-i-tz-a- -ya m___ n_ g______ t__ t______ i______ k__ m-i- n- g-a-t-y t-k t-m-h-a i-t-a-r k-a --------------------------------------- mein ne ghantay tak tumahra intzaar kya
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? ‫ک-ا-ت--ا-ے-پ-س---ل -و- ن-------‬ ‫___ ت_____ پ__ س__ ف__ ن___ ہ___ ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ر- پ-س س-ل ف-ن ن-ی- ہ-؟- --------------------------------- ‫کیا تمھارے پاس سیل فون نہیں ہے؟‬ 0
k-a -u--are ---s--a-- -h--e--a----a-? k__ t______ p___ s___ p____ n___ h___ k-a t-m-a-e p-a- s-l- p-o-e n-h- h-i- ------------------------------------- kya tumhare paas sale phone nahi hai?
Be punctual next time! ‫-گلی دف-ہ و-ت--ر-آ-ا‬ ‫____ د___ و__ پ_ آ___ ‫-گ-ی د-ع- و-ت پ- آ-ا- ---------------------- ‫اگلی دفعہ وقت پر آنا‬ 0
a-li --fa--waqt---r --na a___ d____ w___ p__ a___ a-l- d-f-a w-q- p-r a-n- ------------------------ agli dafaa waqt par aana
Take a taxi next time! ‫ا----د-عہ--ی--------‬ ‫____ د___ ٹ____ ل____ ‫-گ-ی د-ع- ٹ-ک-ی ل-ن-‬ ---------------------- ‫اگلی دفعہ ٹیکسی لینا‬ 0
agli--afa---axy----a a___ d____ t___ l___ a-l- d-f-a t-x- l-n- -------------------- agli dafaa taxy lena
Take an umbrella with you next time! ‫-گل---فعہ چ---- س-ت---ا-ن-‬ ‫____ د___ چ____ س___ ل_ ن__ ‫-گ-ی د-ع- چ-ت-ی س-ت- ل- ن-‬ ---------------------------- ‫اگلی دفعہ چھتری ساتھ لا نا‬ 0
agli d-f-a-ch-a-ri s--- la- na a___ d____ c______ s___ l__ n_ a-l- d-f-a c-h-t-i s-t- l-a n- ------------------------------ agli dafaa chhatri sath laa na
I have the day off tomorrow. ‫کل میں -ا-غ ہ-ں‬ ‫__ م__ ف___ ہ___ ‫-ل م-ں ف-ر- ہ-ں- ----------------- ‫کل میں فارغ ہوں‬ 0
k---m-in--arig- --n k__ m___ f_____ h__ k-l m-i- f-r-g- h-n ------------------- kal mein farigh hon
Shall we meet tomorrow? ‫--- ک---م م-یں---؟‬ ‫___ ک_ ہ_ م___ گ___ ‫-ی- ک- ہ- م-ی- گ-؟- -------------------- ‫کیا کل ہم ملیں گے؟‬ 0
k---ka---um mile-n? k__ k__ h__ m______ k-a k-l h-m m-l-i-? ------------------- kya kal hum milein?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. ‫معاف---نا- ک--م-ک--نہی----‬ ‫____ ک____ ک_ م___ ن___ ہ__ ‫-ع-ف ک-ن-، ک- م-ک- ن-ی- ہ-‬ ---------------------------- ‫معاف کرنا، کل ممکن نہیں ہے‬ 0
m-a- --r-a,-k-l-m-m--n--a-- -ai m___ k_____ k__ m_____ n___ h__ m-a- k-r-a- k-l m-m-i- n-h- h-i ------------------------------- maaf karna, kal mumkin nahi hai
Do you already have plans for this weekend? ‫ا---یک -ن---ر ت- کچھ-ک- ر-ے ہو---ا‬ ‫__ و__ ا__ پ_ ت_ ک__ ک_ ر__ ہ______ ‫-س و-ک ا-ڈ پ- ت- ک-ھ ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ ------------------------------------ ‫اس ویک انڈ پر تم کچھ کر رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
is----e-----p-----m-k------r-rahay h-? i_ w___ l__ p__ t__ k___ k__ r____ h__ i- w-k- l-d p-r t-m k-c- k-r r-h-y h-? -------------------------------------- is wake lnd par tum kuch kar rahay ho?
Or do you already have an appointment? ‫-ا -ی- -م ک---سے-مل---ے ---‬ ‫__ ک__ ت_ ک__ س_ م_ ر__ ہ___ ‫-ا ک-ا ت- ک-ی س- م- ر-ے ہ-؟- ----------------------------- ‫یا کیا تم کسی سے مل رہے ہو؟‬ 0
y- -u- -i-i -- m-l-r--a----? y_ t__ k___ s_ m__ r____ h__ y- t-m k-s- s- m-l r-h-y h-? ---------------------------- ya tum kisi se mil rahay ho?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. ‫-----م---- ہ- ہم -ی- --ڈ--ی- ملیں‬ ‫____ م____ ہ_ ہ_ و__ ا__ م__ م____ ‫-ی-ا م-و-ہ ہ- ہ- و-ک ا-ڈ م-ں م-ی-‬ ----------------------------------- ‫میرا مشورہ ہے ہم ویک انڈ میں ملیں‬ 0
me-a -a-s---a-h-i--um -a-e --- -ein-mi--in m___ m_______ h__ h__ w___ l__ m___ m_____ m-r- m-h-w-r- h-i h-m w-k- l-d m-i- m-l-i- ------------------------------------------ mera mahswara hai hum wake lnd mein milein
Shall we have a picnic? ‫-یا ہم-پک-ک پر ---ں؟‬ ‫___ ہ_ پ___ پ_ چ_____ ‫-ی- ہ- پ-ن- پ- چ-ی-؟- ---------------------- ‫کیا ہم پکنک پر چلیں؟‬ 0
ky- --c--c par cha-ei-? k__ p_____ p__ c_______ k-a p-c-i- p-r c-a-e-n- ----------------------- kya picnic par chalein?
Shall we go to the beach? ‫ک-ا--م -----سم-د- -----یں؟‬ ‫___ ہ_ س___ س____ پ_ چ_____ ‫-ی- ہ- س-ح- س-ن-ر پ- چ-ی-؟- ---------------------------- ‫کیا ہم ساحل سمندر پر چلیں؟‬ 0
ky--saa-il --m-n--r--ar---al-in? k__ s_____ s_______ p__ c_______ k-a s-a-i- s-m-n-a- p-r c-a-e-n- -------------------------------- kya saahil samandar par chalein?
Shall we go to the mountains? ‫ک-ا--- پہاڑوں -ر چل--؟‬ ‫___ ہ_ پ_____ پ_ چ_____ ‫-ی- ہ- پ-ا-و- پ- چ-ی-؟- ------------------------ ‫کیا ہم پہاڑوں پر چلیں؟‬ 0
k-- --h-r-n par --a----? k__ p______ p__ c_______ k-a p-h-r-n p-r c-a-e-n- ------------------------ kya pahoron par chalein?
I will pick you up at the office. ‫م-ں-تمھی--د--ر سے--ے لو---ا‬ ‫___ ت____ د___ س_ ل_ ل__ گ__ ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ں د-ت- س- ل- ل-ں گ-‬ ----------------------------- ‫میں تمھیں دفتر سے لے لوں گا‬ 0
m-i--t--h-- daf-a- se -e --- ga m___ t_____ d_____ s_ l_ l__ g_ m-i- t-m-e- d-f-a- s- l- l-n g- ------------------------------- mein tumhen daftar se le lon ga
I will pick you up at home. ‫م-ں---ھ-- --ر سے-ل- ل-ں --‬ ‫___ ت____ گ__ س_ ل_ ل__ گ__ ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ں گ-ر س- ل- ل-ں گ-‬ ---------------------------- ‫میں تمھیں گھر سے لے لوں گا‬ 0
m-in-tumhen -h-- -- l--lo---a m___ t_____ g___ s_ l_ l__ g_ m-i- t-m-e- g-a- s- l- l-n g- ----------------------------- mein tumhen ghar se le lon ga
I will pick you up at the bus stop. ‫--ں--مھ-- ب- ا---پ س- لے -و- گ-‬ ‫___ ت____ ب_ ا____ س_ ل_ ل__ گ__ ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ں ب- ا-ٹ-پ س- ل- ل-ں گ-‬ --------------------------------- ‫میں تمھیں بس اسٹاپ سے لے لوں گا‬ 0
mein-t--he---a- s-op----l---o---a m___ t_____ b__ s___ s_ l_ l__ g_ m-i- t-m-e- b-s s-o- s- l- l-n g- --------------------------------- mein tumhen bas stop se le lon ga

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