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en In the kitchen   »   ur ‫باورچی خانے میں‬

19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

‫19 [انیس]‬

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‫باورچی خانے میں‬

[bawarchi khanaay mein]

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Do you have a new kitchen? ‫ک-ا-----ر--ب--رچی--ا----یا-ہے؟‬ ‫--- ت----- ب----- خ--- ن-- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ر- ب-و-چ- خ-ن- ن-ا ہ-؟- -------------------------------- ‫کیا تمھارا باورچی خانہ نیا ہے؟‬ 0
k-- --ma--a -aw--chi kh-n-- --y--ha-? k-- t------ b------- k----- n--- h--- k-a t-m-h-a b-w-r-h- k-a-a- n-y- h-i- ------------------------------------- kya tumahra bawarchi khanah naya hai?
What do you want to cook today? ‫-م--- -ی- پ-ا-ا--ا-تے-ہو-‬ ‫-- آ- ک-- پ---- چ---- ہ--- ‫-م آ- ک-ا پ-ا-ا چ-ہ-ے ہ-؟- --------------------------- ‫تم آج کیا پکانا چاہتے ہو؟‬ 0
t-m --j -ya-pakan--ch-ht-y -o? t-- a-- k-- p----- c------ h-- t-m a-j k-a p-k-n- c-a-t-y h-? ------------------------------ tum aaj kya pakana chahtay ho?
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? ‫-م--ج------گ-س -- چ---ے -ر پک----ے-‬ ‫-- ب--- ی- گ-- ک- چ---- پ- پ--- گ--- ‫-م ب-ل- ی- گ-س ک- چ-ل-ے پ- پ-ا- گ-؟- ------------------------------------- ‫تم بجلی یا گیس کے چولہے پر پکاؤ گے؟‬ 0
t-m-bijli -a-g----e--ho--- par-g-? t-- b---- y- g-- k- c----- p-- g-- t-m b-j-i y- g-s k- c-o-h- p-r g-? ---------------------------------- tum bijli ya gas ke cholhe par ge?
Shall I cut the onions? ‫-یا--جھ--پیاز-ک---ا -ے-‬ ‫--- م--- پ--- ک---- ہ--- ‫-ی- م-ھ- پ-ا- ک-ٹ-ا ہ-؟- ------------------------- ‫کیا مجھے پیاز کاٹنا ہے؟‬ 0
kya--u-----ya-z kaa-n- --i? k-- m---- p---- k----- h--- k-a m-j-e p-a-z k-a-n- h-i- --------------------------- kya mujhe pyaaz kaatna hai?
Shall I peel the potatoes? ‫کی--م-ھے آ-و--ھ---ا--ے-‬ ‫--- م--- آ-- چ----- ہ--- ‫-ی- م-ھ- آ-و چ-ی-ن- ہ-؟- ------------------------- ‫کیا مجھے آلو چھیلنا ہے؟‬ 0
ky- -u-h- -al--c-e--n- hai? k-- m---- a--- c------ h--- k-a m-j-e a-l- c-e-l-a h-i- --------------------------- kya mujhe aalo cheelna hai?
Shall I rinse the lettuce? ‫-یا-م--ے س--- دھون---ے-‬ ‫--- م--- س--- د---- ہ--- ‫-ی- م-ھ- س-ا- د-و-ا ہ-؟- ------------------------- ‫کیا مجھے سلاد دھونا ہے؟‬ 0
ky--mu-h---a-a-----n-----? k-- m---- s---- d---- h--- k-a m-j-e s-l-d d-o-a h-i- -------------------------- kya mujhe salad dhona hai?
Where are the glasses? ‫-ل-س ک--- ---؟‬ ‫---- ک--- ہ---- ‫-ل-س ک-ا- ہ-ں-‬ ---------------- ‫گلاس کہاں ہیں؟‬ 0
glas---ah-n ha-n? g---- k---- h---- g-a-s k-h-n h-i-? ----------------- glass kahan hain?
Where are the dishes? ‫ب-ت- -ہ-ں---ں-‬ ‫---- ک--- ہ---- ‫-ر-ن ک-ا- ہ-ں-‬ ---------------- ‫برتن کہاں ہیں؟‬ 0
b---a- -ah-n----n? b----- k---- h---- b-r-a- k-h-n h-i-? ------------------ bartan kahan hain?
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? ‫چھ-ی-کانٹے کہا--ہیں؟‬ ‫---- ک---- ک--- ہ---- ‫-ھ-ی ک-ن-ے ک-ا- ہ-ں-‬ ---------------------- ‫چھری کانٹے کہاں ہیں؟‬ 0
c----e -a-ta--k--a- ----? c----- k----- k---- h---- c-u-e- k-n-a- k-h-n h-i-? ------------------------- churee kantay kahan hain?
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? ‫ک-ا--م--ر--پ-- ----او-نر ہے-‬ ‫--- ت----- پ-- ک-- ا---- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ر- پ-س ک-ن ا-پ-ر ہ-؟- ------------------------------ ‫کیا تمھارے پاس کین اوپنر ہے؟‬ 0
kya -um--re---a- c--------- h-i? k-- t------ p--- c-- o----- h--- k-a t-m-a-e p-a- c-n o-e-e- h-i- -------------------------------- kya tumhare paas can opener hai?
Do you have a bottle opener? ‫--- تم---ے------و----ا -و----ہ-؟‬ ‫--- ت----- پ-- ب--- ک- ا---- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ر- پ-س ب-ت- ک- ا-پ-ر ہ-؟- ---------------------------------- ‫کیا تمھارے پاس بوتل کا اوپنر ہے؟‬ 0
kya tu-hare --as b-t--e--a -pen---hai? k-- t------ p--- b----- k- o----- h--- k-a t-m-a-e p-a- b-t-l- k- o-e-e- h-i- -------------------------------------- kya tumhare paas bottle ka opener hai?
Do you have a corkscrew? ‫--ا---ھا---پ-س-ک--- نک-ل---ک----ہ----‬ ‫--- ت----- پ-- ک--- ن----- ک- آ-- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت-ھ-ر- پ-س ک-ر- ن-ا-ن- ک- آ-ہ ہ-؟- --------------------------------------- ‫کیا تمھارے پاس کارک نکالنے کا آلہ ہے؟‬ 0
k-a--u---re-p------a-- n-k---t--k------ --i? k-- t------ p--- k---- n------- k- a--- h--- k-a t-m-a-e p-a- k-a-k n-k-a-t- k- a-l- h-i- -------------------------------------------- kya tumhare paas kaark nikaalte ka aala hai?
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? ‫ک-ا-ت--سو- -س ب----م-- بنا-ی ہو؟‬ ‫--- ت- س-- ا- ب--- م-- ب---- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت- س-پ ا- ب-ت- م-ں ب-ا-ی ہ-؟- ---------------------------------- ‫کیا تم سوپ اس برتن میں بناتی ہو؟‬ 0
k-a --m-soop -s --r-an -ein --n-ti --? k-- t-- s--- i- b----- m--- b----- h-- k-a t-m s-o- i- b-r-a- m-i- b-n-t- h-? -------------------------------------- kya tum soop is bartan mein banati ho?
Are you frying the fish in this pan? ‫ک-- -- مچھ-- اس--ڑ--ی --ں----- ہو؟‬ ‫--- ت- م---- ا- ک---- م-- ت--- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت- م-ھ-ی ا- ک-ا-ی م-ں ت-ت- ہ-؟- ------------------------------------ ‫کیا تم مچھلی اس کڑاہی میں تلتی ہو؟‬ 0
ky- -u--m--h-li--s----- --? k-- t-- m------ i- m--- h-- k-a t-m m-c-h-i i- m-i- h-? --------------------------- kya tum machhli is mein ho?
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? ‫کیا-ت- -----ں-ا- -رل -یں--نات---و-‬ ‫--- ت- س----- ا- گ-- م-- ب---- ہ--- ‫-ی- ت- س-ز-ا- ا- گ-ل م-ں ب-ا-ی ہ-؟- ------------------------------------ ‫کیا تم سبزیاں اس گرل میں بناتی ہو؟‬ 0
k-- --m -a---an ----ir- ---- -a-a-- --? k-- t-- s------ i- g--- m--- b----- h-- k-a t-m s-b-i-n i- g-r- m-i- b-n-t- h-? --------------------------------------- kya tum sabzian is girl mein banati ho?
I am setting the table. ‫م-ں م-- ت-ار -رت- --ں‬ ‫--- م-- ت--- ک--- ہ--- ‫-ی- م-ز ت-ا- ک-ت- ہ-ں- ----------------------- ‫میں میز تیار کرتا ہوں‬ 0
m--n-ma-- -ay-a- karta-hon m--- m--- t----- k---- h-- m-i- m-i- t-y-a- k-r-a h-n -------------------------- mein maiz tayyar karta hon
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. ‫یہاں-چ---،-کا--ے ا-ر چم-- ---‬ ‫---- چ---- ک---- ا-- چ--- ہ--- ‫-ہ-ں چ-ق-، ک-ن-ے ا-ر چ-چ- ہ-ں- ------------------------------- ‫یہاں چاقو، کانٹے اور چمچے ہیں‬ 0
y-h------a--,-kan--- a---cha-c--y---in y---- c------ k----- a-- c------- h--- y-h-n c-a-k-, k-n-a- a-r c-a-c-a- h-i- -------------------------------------- yahan chaako, kantay aur chamchay hain
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. ‫یہ-ن گ--س، -لی-ی- اور نیپکن--یں‬ ‫---- گ---- پ----- ا-- ن---- ہ--- ‫-ہ-ن گ-ا-، پ-ی-ی- ا-ر ن-پ-ن ہ-ں- --------------------------------- ‫یہان گلاس، پلیٹیں اور نیپکن ہیں‬ 0
yha- --a--- --ate- -u--n--kn hain y--- g----- p----- a-- n---- h--- y-a- g-a-s- p-a-e- a-r n-p-n h-i- --------------------------------- yhan glass, platen aur nipkn hain

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