Originally posted by: princesspriyart
yup i like urdu
n jb apke bhaijaan bolte h to bdi hot lagti h
Originally posted by: smile.sara
Yup. Now I got what u was saying
Shareer in Urdu shararti -- naughty
Shareer in Hindi --- body
Same as
Karam in Hindi -- karma -- action
Karam in Urdu -- blessing
Originally posted by: princesspriyartDi sirat k mtlb ?
Jalal bolte h jb amer me saniko se youdh krte h
Originally posted by: nikkie
Siraat, I guess you mean this word only, it literally means roadIt is mostly used for religious references and not to denote any path.In Quran, there is reference to a path of fire which needs to be crossed to reach heaven and there is a bridge over it referred to as Siraat which is thinner than any sword in the world and only the righteous will be able to cross it to reach heaven.This also has reference to Sirat-ul-Mustaqeem which is the path shown by Prophet Mohammed to attain salvation.If you are meaning seerat, it means characterSorry I guess I didn't watch that epi with much attention so have no idea what the exact word is
Originally posted by: smile.sara
wao ... you explain very nicelyseeratorsiraatpriya i think i have to watch again to know exact word... if the word is the same as nikkie explain then she is absolutely right.
Originally posted by: nikkie
Err ... well the literal meaning is "bring your buttocks in" for tashreef laiye and likewise for tashreef rakhiye 😆But it is a very polite way of saying welcome and sit down respectively 😉P.S. Urdu is a mindblowing language, indecent words bhi kitne acche sound karte hain...
Originally posted by: princesspriyartDi sirat k mtlb ?
Jalal bolte h jb amer me saniko se youdh krte h
Originally posted by: kriyaansh_visuthank you so much for the help
i have problem with urdu and also with hindi when it comes to very difficult words
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