Learn basic Urdu grammar in English "have to", "want to" - Beginner

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Hello friends, In this video, we will learn "have to" and "want to" in Urdu.
This is a grammar lesson for beginner and elementary students.
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Комментарии : 64

@junaidbaghdadi-dd1eb 5 месяцев назад

I wanna admire your work, many foreigners struggle with this beautiful language, Urdu, as there`re no much Urdu resources... Lo❤e from Pakistan 🇵🇰

@ZuluZoro 6 месяцев назад

This is excellent! I didn’t realise the ko word. It makes so much sense now. Everyone should start here understanding how to form a basic sentence and its structure. This is the essential foundation.

@learnurduwithsara1068 6 месяцев назад

Yes it is indeed. I am glad it helped!

@iiBaderEN Год назад

Thanks Sara, you have great videos. Also, there aren’t many Urdu tutorials. So, thanks again for being a great teacher and teaching students like me. Finally, I wish you all the best inshallah. From 🇸🇦

@learnurduwithsara1068 Год назад

Bohot Shukriya!

@rockstarayaank4330 2 года назад

Masha Allah Aap bahut Accha padate ho so great teaching

@groverchiri4031 8 месяцев назад

دلچسپ، بہت بہت شکریہ۔

@jaseemkhan9874 2 года назад

Great mam kip it up likin ye kaam chorna nahi

@fawziasyed5233 2 года назад

Really great video. I always get stuck on use of mai vs mujhe- this clearly and simply helped clarify this confusion for me! Looking forward to following!

@learnurduwithsara1068 Год назад

Thank you for your kind comment!

@sametljatifi6985 2 года назад

Namaste Sara! This is my first time watching your videos Learning Urduh. I appreciate your work as you do explain things in every details. Shukria. Huda Haviz! I hope I will practice my Urduh more and more... I am from Serbia. God bless you.

@learnurduwithsara1068 2 года назад

shukirya apki feedback ke liye.

@cHr0mChIk 2 года назад

Mashallah phrala.. but shukar.. me da dzanava Urdu chhib. Te valjani tuke pomoc, vaker.

@Khawer3745 9 месяцев назад

hamesha behteren videos.bohot shukriya

@learnurduwithsara1068 6 месяцев назад

Apke comment ka shukriya!

@intellectuals1009 Год назад

Great! I hardly could found Videos on Urdu grammar. Finally found your channel

@learnurduwithsara1068 Год назад

I am glad you did!

@RONALDO-ol6iy 3 года назад

Mam jab app nai andai kailaye istamal keya khanai laiken beryane kailaye bola khane make a difference in both of these sentence s

@OffGridInvestor 2 года назад

Incidentally having been in the egg industry, chickens lay less in winter because they need more energy to keep warm. Unless of course they're KEPT warm by the building design which most commercial egg places are.

@fran7336 2 года назад

Good lesson, well explained.

@Adam-K4 Год назад

I think every new sentence should ONLY add ONE new thing. Please one point at a time, whether it is a vocabulary, or a grammatical point, etc.

@lluna4222 2 месяца назад

So helpfull !!! Thanks so much!!!

@sidrasalman666 3 года назад

Very helpful thank you

@美津穗老师 2 года назад

Bohat shkuriya aap ka🇵🇰

@elal4577 3 года назад

Bhot shukriya aap ka! Smj aate hain aap ke video sy. So, in urdu there is no grammatical way which can separate "want" from "must" or "have to" , just by context, right? Feels a bit tricky, though 👀

@learnurduwithsara1068 3 года назад

There are other ways of saying want this is just one method. For eg. you can use the verb "chahna" and conjugate into present simple tense "mai chahti hoon" which means I want. But the construction from the video is a more casual way of speaking.

@homeboysudaka5629 3 года назад

Great teaching and videos keep it up Bohat shukrya

@alizaidi5610 3 года назад

Amazing thank you

@mariafrysfruit Месяц назад

Youre the best Sara

@sabafatima5404 3 года назад

It was very helpful to me

@AvatarAang926 2 года назад

aap behtareen hai!

@rational-l1m 2 года назад

very helpful thank you so much

@mingosutu 3 года назад

Thanks. So, are uncountable nouns are treated as plural?

@guillaumebeaud4527 3 года назад

So great. Thanks.

@anavalenz9716 2 года назад

Thank you, you are an awesome teacher; I suscribed

@learnurduwithsara1068 Год назад

Glad you found it useful!

@aprilcox871 3 года назад

You said that the infinitive Khana becomes Khaney to make it plural, is this unique to Urdu? Making infinitives plural? It's just that in English that isn't done (I want to eat an apple, I want to eat apples)

@learnurduwithsara1068 3 года назад

Yes grammatically you don't have to change it. But in daily conversations people mostly change the endings. So it is up to you if you want to change it or not.

@cHr0mChIk 2 года назад

It's actually not an infinitive, but a gerundive. It doesn't only match the number but the gender as well. An example of infinitive: Khaana khaana accha hai. RoTi khaana accha hai. Chawal khaana accha hai. And example of gerundive: Mujhe khaana khaana hai. Mujhe roTi khaani hai. Mujhe chawal khaane hai. As you can see, the gerundive changes according to the gender and number, while infinitive doesn't.

@cHr0mChIk 2 года назад

Another thing is, if you don't conjugate it, you're technically not making a mistake as well, because according to certain grammarians, that is correct as well, so you don't have to worry. Urdu is more "flexible" regarding this, while some other languages like Punjabi have more strict rules regarding the infinitive/gerundive.

@aprilcox871 2 года назад

@@cHr0mChIk useful, thanks!

@cHr0mChIk 2 года назад

You're welcome!

@salihatayaa5561 7 месяцев назад

Interesting

@wasiasayeda6440 3 года назад

بہت شکریہ

@wanderLust2209 Год назад

The form of the sentence "Mein khana chahta hun" is the same as "Mujhe/mujhko khana hai"? When should I use a certain form instead of the other one?

@learnurduwithsara1068 Год назад

mjhe khana he is more colloquial. Mai khana chahta hoon is a bit formal.

@sabafatima5404 3 года назад

Thank you so much ❤️

@Mysteriousmusic-c4y 2 года назад

Thanks n❤️❤️

@minarulislam3428 2 года назад

buhut sukriya, lekin uncountable noun kaisa plural hua pata nahi mujhe?

@areebebrahim39 3 года назад

پہلی بار آپ کا چہرہ دیکھتے ہوئے بہت خوشی ہوئی!

@m.samibilali 4 месяца назад

Best

@abdohassan7274 3 года назад

Thank you so much But is this form correct ? جانا پڑھے گا کھانا پڑھے گا

@learnurduwithsara1068 3 года назад

Although the constructions are quite similar but there is a slight differnce. پڑھنا is used when you are compelled to do something even if it is contrary to your own will. Whereas infinitive+ہے construction can be used when you are doing something due to your own will or your responsibly. Hope it is clear enough :)

@abdohassan7274 3 года назад

@@learnurduwithsara1068 thank you It's crystal clear

@BenJS2 Год назад

Salam, I have a question. EX: I want to eat an apple. What is the difference between Mujko saib khana hai vs Mein saib khana chati hai. (I am a supper beginner)

@learnurduwithsara1068 Год назад

Have the same meaning. Mjh ko saib Khana he is more casual.