| # | English | Roman Urdu | اردو | Say ×3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Peace be upon you (hello) | Assalam-o-alaikum | السلام علیکم | |
| 2 | And peace be upon you (reply) | Wa alaikum assalam | وعلیکم السلام | |
| 3 | Hello / peace (short) | Salam | سلام | |
| 4 | Good morning | Subah bakhair | صبح بخیر | |
| 5 | Good evening | Shaam bakhair | شام بخیر | |
| 6 | Good night | Shab bakhair | شب بخیر | |
| 7 | Welcome | Khush aamdeed | خوش آمدید | |
| 8 | Goodbye (God protect you) | Khuda hafiz | خدا حافظ | |
| 9 | Goodbye (God keep you) | Allah hafiz | اللہ حافظ | |
| 10 | See you again | Phir milenge | پھر ملیں گے | |
| 11 | Take care | Apna khayal rakhna | اپنا خیال رکھنا | |
| 12 | Have a good day | Aap ka din acha guzray | آپ کا دن اچھا گزرے |
The Roman Urdu shows you how to say each phrase. These notes cover the trickier sounds. Say each one until it feels natural.
Say each phrase out loud three times, a little smoother each time. Tick a box after each go.
Draw a line from each Urdu phrase to its English meaning, and say it aloud as you go.
Cover the reference table. Look at the English, say the phrase aloud, then write the Roman Urdu and tick the box.
Say each phrase aloud, then write the missing Roman Urdu word.
Someone says this to you. Say your reply out loud, then write it in Roman Urdu.
Read what the other person says. Circle the best reply, then say it out loud.
Say the sentence out loud, swapping in each word below. That is one sentence for every chip.
Put the words in the right order to make a correct sentence. Say it out loud, then write it on the line.
Say each phrase in Urdu, then write it in Roman Urdu.
Read this conversation aloud. Play both parts, then fill the blanks in Roman Urdu and say it again.
What would you say? Say it out loud, then write your answer in Roman Urdu.
Tick each box only once you can say it out loud without looking. This is your fluency goal for this sheet.
Fluency challenge: say the whole list from top to bottom in under one minute, three times.
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