Phrases you should know in Pakistan (part 2)

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This video teaches viewers useful Urdu phrases for various situations in Pakistan, categorized into shopping, quick chat, dining out, quick reactions, and on the move. The content is presented as a slideshow with on-screen text displaying the English phrase, its Urdu translation, and a phonetic pronunciation guide.

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1Introduction to Pakistan phrases
2Shopping phrases
3Quick chat phrases
4Dining out phrases

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Phrases you should know in Pakistan (part 2) Step 1: Shopping "Too expensive" —> Bohat mehenga (bo-hut mehn-ga) "Make it cheaper" —> Kam karein (kam ka-rain) "I'll take it" —> Yeh de dain (yeh day dain) "Show more" —> Aur dikhayen (aur di-kha-yen) Step 2: Quick chat "What is your name?" —> Aap ka naam kya hai? (aap ka naam kya hai) "I am..." —> Main ... hoon (main ... hoon) "Where are you from?" —> Aap kahan se hain? (aap ka-haan say hain) Step 3: Dining out "Delicious!" —> Mazaydar! (ma-zay-dar) "Bill, please" —> Bill de dain (bil day dain) "No sugar" —> Cheeni nahi (chee-nee na-hee) "I'm full" —> Bas, shukriya (bus, shook-ree-ya) Step 4: Quick reactions "Yes" —> Jee (jee) "No" —> Nahi (na-hee) "Okay" —> Theek hai (theek hai) "Awesome!" —> Zabardast! (za-bar-dast) Step 5: On the move "No problem" —> Koi masla nahi (koy mas-la na-hee) "Let's go" —> Chalein (cha-len) "Wait" —> Rukiye (roo-kee-yay) "Come here" —> Idhar aayen (id-har aa-yen)