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en To like something   »   ur ‫کچھ پسند کرنا‬

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

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‫کچھ پسند کرنا‬

[kuch pasand karna]

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Would you like to smoke? ‫کی---- س--ی---ی-----ہ-----ں-؟‬ ‫___ آ_ س____ پ___ چ____ ہ__ ؟_ ‫-ی- آ- س-ر-ٹ پ-ن- چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں ؟- ------------------------------- ‫کیا آپ سگریٹ پینا چاہتے ہیں ؟‬ 0
k---a-p--ig----e--i-naa c-a-t-y h-i-? k__ a__ c_______ p_____ c______ h____ k-a a-p c-g-e-t- p-i-a- c-a-t-y h-i-? ------------------------------------- kya aap cigrette piinaa chahtay hain?
Would you like to dance? ‫--ا--پ ---ن----ہتے -یں-؟‬ ‫___ آ_ ن____ چ____ ہ__ ؟_ ‫-ی- آ- ن-چ-ا چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں ؟- -------------------------- ‫کیا آپ ناچنا چاہتے ہیں ؟‬ 0
kya-a-p---a--n--cha-----h-i-? k__ a__ n______ c______ h____ k-a a-p n-a-h-a c-a-t-y h-i-? ----------------------------- kya aap naachna chahtay hain?
Would you like to go for a walk? ‫--ا -پ -ہل ق-----رنا ----- ہ-- ؟‬ ‫___ آ_ چ__ ق___ ک___ چ____ ہ__ ؟_ ‫-ی- آ- چ-ل ق-م- ک-ن- چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں ؟- ---------------------------------- ‫کیا آپ چہل قدمی کرنا چاہتے ہیں ؟‬ 0
k-a a-- ch-h---q--mi-ka--a---a---- ---n? k__ a__ c_____ q____ k____ c______ h____ k-a a-p c-e-a- q-d-i k-r-a c-a-t-y h-i-? ---------------------------------------- kya aap chehal qadmi karna chahtay hain?
I would like to smoke. ‫م-- -گریٹ----ا چ-ہتا ہ-ں -‬ ‫___ س____ پ___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- س-ر-ٹ پ-ن- چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- ---------------------------- ‫میں سگریٹ پینا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
m--n ci-r--te-pi-n-a-cha-ta -on - m___ c_______ p_____ c_____ h__ - m-i- c-g-e-t- p-i-a- c-a-t- h-n - --------------------------------- mein cigrette piinaa chahta hon -
Would you like a cigarette? ‫-----پ --- س-ریٹ چاہ---ہ-- -‬ ‫___ آ_ ا__ س____ چ____ ہ__ ؟_ ‫-ی- آ- ا-ک س-ر-ٹ چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں ؟- ------------------------------ ‫کیا آپ ایک سگریٹ چاہتے ہیں ؟‬ 0
ky- -a--aik ci---tte-c---tay-hain? k__ a__ a__ c_______ c______ h____ k-a a-p a-k c-g-e-t- c-a-t-y h-i-? ---------------------------------- kya aap aik cigrette chahtay hain?
He wants a light. ‫وہ --چس چا----ہے--‬ ‫__ م___ چ____ ہ_ -_ ‫-ہ م-چ- چ-ہ-ا ہ- -- -------------------- ‫وہ ماچس چاہتا ہے -‬ 0
woh-m-ac-i- c-a-t--hai-- w__ m______ c_____ h__ - w-h m-a-h-s c-a-t- h-i - ------------------------ woh maachis chahta hai -
I want to drink something. ‫م------ پی---چ-ہتا -و---‬ ‫___ ک__ پ___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- ک-ھ پ-ن- چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- -------------------------- ‫میں کچھ پینا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
mei- -uc- p-inaa -hah-a hon - m___ k___ p_____ c_____ h__ - m-i- k-c- p-i-a- c-a-t- h-n - ----------------------------- mein kuch piinaa chahta hon -
I want to eat something. ‫----ک------ن- -ا-تا -و---‬ ‫___ ک__ ک____ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- ک-ھ ک-ا-ا چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- --------------------------- ‫میں کچھ کھانا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
m--n-kuch-k--n----ah----o--- m___ k___ k____ c_____ h__ - m-i- k-c- k-a-a c-a-t- h-n - ---------------------------- mein kuch khana chahta hon -
I want to relax a little. ‫------- -ر-- کرنا چ-ہ-ا --ں--‬ ‫___ ک__ آ___ ک___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- ک-ھ آ-ا- ک-ن- چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- ------------------------------- ‫میں کچھ آرام کرنا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
me-n k-ch-a--aam karn--c---t--h-- - m___ k___ a_____ k____ c_____ h__ - m-i- k-c- a-r-a- k-r-a c-a-t- h-n - ----------------------------------- mein kuch aaraam karna chahta hon -
I want to ask you something. ‫-ی- آ- سے-ک-- پو---ا ---ت--ہ-ں -‬ ‫___ آ_ س_ ک__ پ_____ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- آ- س- ک-ھ پ-چ-ن- چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- ---------------------------------- ‫میں آپ سے کچھ پوچھنا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
m-in aap -- -uch po-c-n--ch--t- hon-- m___ a__ s_ k___ p______ c_____ h__ - m-i- a-p s- k-c- p-o-h-a c-a-t- h-n - ------------------------------------- mein aap se kuch poochna chahta hon -
I want to ask you for something. ‫-یں--پ س--کچ- -ر-وا-- کرن--چ-ہ---ہ-ں -‬ ‫___ آ_ س_ ک__ د______ ک___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- آ- س- ک-ھ د-خ-ا-ت ک-ن- چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- ---------------------------------------- ‫میں آپ سے کچھ درخواست کرنا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
m-i---ap s-----h -a--------kar-a-ch-h---hon - m___ a__ s_ k___ d________ k____ c_____ h__ - m-i- a-p s- k-c- d-r-h-a-t k-r-a c-a-t- h-n - --------------------------------------------- mein aap se kuch darkhwast karna chahta hon -
I want to treat you to something. ‫میں آپ -و کچھ ک--- کے -ئ- دع---------اہ--------‬ ‫___ آ_ ک_ ک__ ک___ ک_ ل__ د___ د___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-ی- آ- ک- ک-ھ ک-ن- ک- ل-ے د-و- د-ن- چ-ہ-ا ہ-ں -- ------------------------------------------------- ‫میں آپ کو کچھ کرنے کے لئے دعوت دینا چاہتا ہوں -‬ 0
mein aa- k--k-c- k---e k--i-e d--a- ---- ch-hta --n-- m___ a__ k_ k___ k____ k_____ d____ d___ c_____ h__ - m-i- a-p k- k-c- k-r-e k-l-y- d-w-t d-n- c-a-t- h-n - ----------------------------------------------------- mein aap ko kuch karne keliye dawat dena chahta hon -
What would you like? ‫آپ ک--ک---چ-ہئی---‬ ‫__ ک_ ک__ چ_____ ؟_ ‫-پ ک- ک-ا چ-ہ-ی- ؟- -------------------- ‫آپ کو کیا چاہئیے ؟‬ 0
a-- k--k-a -ha-i--? a__ k_ k__ c_______ a-p k- k-a c-a-i-e- ------------------- aap ko kya chahiye?
Would you like a coffee? ‫-یا آپ ک-فی -اہت---ی---‬ ‫___ آ_ ک___ چ____ ہ__ ؟_ ‫-ی- آ- ک-ف- چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں ؟- ------------------------- ‫کیا آپ کافی چاہتے ہیں ؟‬ 0
kya aa--ka--- c-a--ay-ha-n? k__ a__ k____ c______ h____ k-a a-p k-a-i c-a-t-y h-i-? --------------------------- kya aap kaafi chahtay hain?
Or do you prefer a tea? ‫-ا ---ے--س-- -ریں-گے -‬ ‫__ چ___ پ___ ک___ گ_ ؟_ ‫-ا چ-ئ- پ-ن- ک-ی- گ- ؟- ------------------------ ‫یا چائے پسند کریں گے ؟‬ 0
ya-c------a-an--k-ren--e? y_ c____ p_____ k____ g__ y- c-a-e p-s-n- k-r-n g-? ------------------------- ya chaye pasand karen ge?
We want to drive home. ‫-----ر-جانا چ-ہ-ے ہی- -‬ ‫__ گ__ ج___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-م گ-ر ج-ن- چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں -- ------------------------- ‫ہم گھر جانا چاہتے ہیں -‬ 0
h-m ------a----haht----a-- - h__ g___ j___ c______ h___ - h-m g-a- j-n- c-a-t-y h-i- - ---------------------------- hum ghar jana chahtay hain -
Do you want a taxi? ‫کی--ت- لوگ-------ی---ی--ی--ا--ی- -‬ ‫___ ت_ ل____ ک_ ا__ ٹ____ چ_____ ؟_ ‫-ی- ت- ل-گ-ں ک- ا-ک ٹ-ک-ی چ-ہ-ی- ؟- ------------------------------------ ‫کیا تم لوگوں کو ایک ٹیکسی چاہئیے ؟‬ 0
k-a --m -o--- -o---k-t-xy --a-i--? k__ t__ l____ k_ a__ t___ c_______ k-a t-m l-g-n k- a-k t-x- c-a-i-e- ---------------------------------- kya tum logon ko aik taxy chahiye?
They want to make a call. ‫-- ---یفو- --نا -اہت--ہ----‬ ‫__ ٹ______ ک___ چ____ ہ__ -_ ‫-پ ٹ-ل-ف-ن ک-ن- چ-ہ-ے ہ-ں -- ----------------------------- ‫آپ ٹیلیفون کرنا چاہتے ہیں -‬ 0
aap -e-ep--ne k---a-c--h-a---a-n - a__ t________ k____ c______ h___ - a-p t-l-p-o-e k-r-a c-a-t-y h-i- - ---------------------------------- aap telephone karna chahtay hain -

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