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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

‫26 [چھبیس]‬

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‫قدرتی نظارے‬

[qudrati nazare]

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Do you see the tower there? ‫-م-و- ٹاو--دیکھ-رہ- -و؟---‬ ‫__ و_ ٹ___ د___ ر__ ہ______ ‫-م و- ٹ-و- د-ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ ---------------------------- ‫تم وہ ٹاور دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
t----o--tow-r--e-- rahay-h-? t__ w__ t____ d___ r____ h__ t-m w-h t-w-r d-k- r-h-y h-? ---------------------------- tum woh tower dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the mountain there? ‫ت--و----ا- د------ے--و-ک-ا‬ ‫__ و_ پ___ د___ ر__ ہ______ ‫-م و- پ-ا- د-ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ ---------------------------- ‫تم وہ پہاڑ دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tu--w-h-p---r-d-----aha----? t__ w__ p____ d___ r____ h__ t-m w-h p-h-r d-k- r-h-y h-? ---------------------------- tum woh pahar dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the village there? ‫تم-و--د-ہ-- -یک--ر-ے-----ی-‬ ‫__ و_ د____ د___ ر__ ہ______ ‫-م و- د-ہ-ت د-ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ ----------------------------- ‫تم وہ دیہات دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
t-m------e-aat---k--r---y -o? t__ w__ d_____ d___ r____ h__ t-m w-h d-h-a- d-k- r-h-y h-? ----------------------------- tum woh dehaat dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the river there? ‫-م-وہ---ی--د--ھ---ے--و؟--ا‬ ‫__ و_ د___ د___ ر__ ہ______ ‫-م و- د-ی- د-ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ ---------------------------- ‫تم وہ دریا دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
t-----h d--ya d-kh ra-a--h-? t__ w__ d____ d___ r____ h__ t-m w-h d-r-a d-k- r-h-y h-? ---------------------------- tum woh darya dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the bridge there? ‫-م -ہ-پل----ھ رہ- ہو-ک--‬ ‫__ و_ پ_ د___ ر__ ہ______ ‫-م و- پ- د-ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ -------------------------- ‫تم وہ پل دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
tum-wo- ------kh-raha--ho? t__ w__ p__ d___ r____ h__ t-m w-h p-l d-k- r-h-y h-? -------------------------- tum woh pal dekh rahay ho?
Do you see the lake there? ‫تم--ہ جھ---د--ھ---ے--و-ک-ا‬ ‫__ و_ ج___ د___ ر__ ہ______ ‫-م و- ج-ی- د-ک- ر-ے ہ-؟-ی-‬ ---------------------------- ‫تم وہ جھیل دیکھ رہے ہو؟کیا‬ 0
t-m---- ---el-d-----a--- ho? t__ w__ j____ d___ r____ h__ t-m w-h j-e-l d-k- r-h-y h-? ---------------------------- tum woh jheel dekh rahay ho?
I like that bird. ‫و--پ-ند- مجھ----ھا-ل--ا -ے‬ ‫__ پ____ م___ ا___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ہ پ-ن-ہ م-ھ- ا-ھ- ل-ت- ہ-‬ ---------------------------- ‫وہ پرندہ مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
w----ar---ah---jhe-a-h---a- ra-a---i w__ p_______ m____ a___ l__ r___ h__ w-h p-r-n-a- m-j-e a-h- l-g r-h- h-i ------------------------------------ woh parindah mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like that tree. ‫-ہ--رخ- -جھ--ا-ھا -گ-- ہے‬ ‫__ د___ م___ ا___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ہ د-خ- م-ھ- ا-ھ- ل-ت- ہ-‬ --------------------------- ‫وہ درخت مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
woh dar------ujh- a--a l----a-a hai w__ d______ m____ a___ l__ r___ h__ w-h d-r-k-t m-j-e a-h- l-g r-h- h-i ----------------------------------- woh darakht mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like this stone. ‫و- --ھر-م-ھ- اچھ- ل-ت- ہے‬ ‫__ پ___ م___ ا___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ہ پ-ھ- م-ھ- ا-ھ- ل-ت- ہ-‬ --------------------------- ‫وہ پتھر مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
woh path-r -ujhe-acha-l-g r-ha -ai w__ p_____ m____ a___ l__ r___ h__ w-h p-t-a- m-j-e a-h- l-g r-h- h-i ---------------------------------- woh pathar mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like that park. ‫-ہ پار- م--- -چ---لگتا-ہ-‬ ‫__ پ___ م___ ا___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ہ پ-ر- م-ھ- ا-ھ- ل-ت- ہ-‬ --------------------------- ‫وہ پارک مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
woh--ark--u--e-acha -a---a-a -ai w__ p___ m____ a___ l__ r___ h__ w-h p-r- m-j-e a-h- l-g r-h- h-i -------------------------------- woh park mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like that garden. ‫-- ---یچہ-م----اچھ- -گ-ا-ہے‬ ‫__ ب_____ م___ ا___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ہ ب-غ-چ- م-ھ- ا-ھ- ل-ت- ہ-‬ ----------------------------- ‫وہ باغیچہ مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
wo--ba------ -uj-e -ch- l-g r-h- hai w__ b_______ m____ a___ l__ r___ h__ w-h b-a-i-h- m-j-e a-h- l-g r-h- h-i ------------------------------------ woh baagicha mujhe acha lag raha hai
I like this flower. ‫----ھ-ل----ے--چھ--لگت--ہے‬ ‫__ پ___ م___ ا___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ہ پ-و- م-ھ- ا-ھ- ل-ت- ہ-‬ --------------------------- ‫یہ پھول مجھے اچھا لگتا ہے‬ 0
ye---h--l-m---- ach- l-- -a-a---i y__ p____ m____ a___ l__ r___ h__ y-h p-o-l m-j-e a-h- l-g r-h- h-i --------------------------------- yeh phool mujhe acha lag raha hai
I find that pretty. ‫---ے--- خ-ب-ور- لگ-ا -ے‬ ‫____ ی_ خ______ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ج-ے ی- خ-ب-و-ت ل-ت- ہ-‬ ------------------------- ‫مجھے یہ خوبصورت لگتا ہے‬ 0
m------e- --ob---a---ag rah----i m____ y__ k________ l__ r___ h__ m-j-e y-h k-o-s-r-t l-g r-h- h-i -------------------------------- mujhe yeh khobsorat lag raha hai
I find that interesting. ‫-جھے-یہ--لچ-- ل-تا -ے‬ ‫____ ی_ د____ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ج-ے ی- د-چ-پ ل-ت- ہ-‬ ----------------------- ‫مجھے یہ دلچسپ لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu-he -eh-----ha-p l-g ---a-h-i m____ y__ d_______ l__ r___ h__ m-j-e y-h d-l-h-s- l-g r-h- h-i ------------------------------- mujhe yeh dilchasp lag raha hai
I find that gorgeous. ‫-ج-ے -ہ --------ور--لگ-- ہ-‬ ‫____ ی_ ب__ خ______ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ج-ے ی- ب-ت خ-ب-و-ت ل-ت- ہ-‬ ----------------------------- ‫مجھے یہ بہت خوبصورت لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu-h- ----boh------b---at --g ra-a hai m____ y__ b____ k________ l__ r___ h__ m-j-e y-h b-h-t k-o-s-r-t l-g r-h- h-i -------------------------------------- mujhe yeh bohat khobsorat lag raha hai
I find that ugly. ‫---- -ہ-بد ص-رت-ل-ت---ے‬ ‫____ ی_ ب_ ص___ ل___ ہ__ ‫-ج-ے ی- ب- ص-ر- ل-ت- ہ-‬ ------------------------- ‫مجھے یہ بد صورت لگتا ہے‬ 0
mu--e------ad-so-rat lag-ra-- hai m____ y__ b__ s_____ l__ r___ h__ m-j-e y-h b-d s-o-a- l-g r-h- h-i --------------------------------- mujhe yeh bad soorat lag raha hai
I find that boring. ‫-ہ---ر لگ-ا ہے-مج-ے‬ ‫__ ب__ ل___ ہ_ م____ ‫-ہ ب-ر ل-ت- ہ- م-ھ-‬ --------------------- ‫یہ بور لگتا ہے مجھے‬ 0
yeh b-r--h-i y__ b___ h__ y-h b-r- h-i ------------ yeh bore hai
I find that terrible. ‫ی- ہیبت-نا---گت--ہے--جھ-‬ ‫__ ہ___ ن__ ل___ ہ_ م____ ‫-ہ ہ-ب- ن-ک ل-ت- ہ- م-ھ-‬ -------------------------- ‫یہ ہیبت ناک لگتا ہے مجھے‬ 0
y-h -ai--t-naa----i y__ H_____ n___ h__ y-h H-i-a- n-a- h-i ------------------- yeh Haibat naak hai

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