Common greetings mean expression of good will which is normally exchange on meeting. It is our common observation that people say “hello” or “how are you? ” But, beside these there are many other common greetings. It is necessary for English learner or beginners to know the some other simple formal and informal greetings. There are few casual common greetings though those we greet our friends and family members. To understand the common greetings and their proper use is vital for English beginners.
This English lesson is specifically designed to express and understanding of different types of common greetings. The first column contains different common greetings used in English. However, the second column translates these common greetings in Urdu. However, third column show same sound used in Urdu in Roman spells. The first common greeting inn this English lesson is Hello in Urdu it is also called Hello. This word is commonly used to attentive someone during meeting or once face the first time.
The next common greeting word is Hey in Urdu it is also pronounced Hey. But, it is commonly used in place of Hello. This word is frequently used in casual meeting and among close friends. The next common greeting word is Hi that is also Hi in Urdu and it also gave the same meaning of Hello or Hey. In simple word it is the shortest version of Hello. However, this word is frequently used in our daily life specifically in western world. The next word is Good morning in Urdu it is Sub'ha bakhair. This greeting is used in the morning to greet each other. But, in some case it is just morning.
Common greetings are normally understood by everyone, but English beginner must know the correct use of these greetings. The next greeting word is Good afternoon and its Urdu translation is Do'pehr bakhir. Similarly we have Good evening in Urdu translation it is Sham bakhair. Good night translation in Urdu is Shab bakhair and the last greeting in this list is Welcome and in Urdu it is Khush Aamdeed. It is used to greet someone at your home, office or workplace.
| Hello | ہیلو | Hello |
| Hey | ہے | Hey |
| Hi | ہائی | Hi |
| Good morning | صبح بخیر | Sub’ha bakhair |
| Good afternoon | دوپہر بخیر | Do’pehr bakhair |
| Good evening | شام بخیر | Sham bakhair |
| Good night | شب بخیر | Shab bakhair |
| Welcome | خوش آمدید | Khush Aamdeed |
Course Introduction
English beginner course often started with common daily words or short sentences. Urdu English beginner course usually designed to enhance the language vocabulary. In the given Urdu-English beginner course provide a long list of English words with Urdu translation. In this computer age we have plenty of English beginner courses. These courses are planned in small lessons.
However, the beginner course of any language needs numbers of words used in that language. That is why vocabulary is the first thing you need to speak, read, write and understand a language. The given lesson for the Urdu-English beginners has abundance of words. These words will use in our daily life. We listen from other people we write, read and try to speak if it is not our mother tongue.
However, here, we have online facility to offer the English beginner course in the shape of lessons. English beginner course can easily manage and properly understand online because of good lesson planning and vocabulary understanding. However, one thing is necessary for the Urdu-English beginners that are keeping enough words in the form of vocabulary of both languages.
The followings Urdu-English words will help in constructing simple sentence and better understanding of foreign language. The common English words like alphabet, counting, colors, days, months and season names. Similarly, fruit name, vegetables, weather, animals, sea animals, birds, occupations, body parts and food items. This table also introduces household things name, sports name, flowers, insects, ailments and stationery item names.
We have utensils, drinks, space, furniture, accessories, greetings, sentiments, time, property, car parts, farm, geography, sweets, beach, seas and common daily words like thank you, sorry, please, etc. All these common given words enhance the vocabulary of the Urdu-English beginners.