Days of week are seven like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. In our daily life we hear Days of week in English from other people that are why we must know the Urdu translation of these days. Days of week are seven starts from Monday and Sunday is the last day of the week. The majority of offices and business start from Monday to Friday. Saturday and Sunday are the weekend or holidays of the week.
In the given English lesson we have all these seven days with English and Urdu translation. Monday is the first day of the week. Tuesday is the second days of the week. However, wednesday is the third day of the week, Thursdays is the fourth day of the week. And Friday is fifth day of the week and it is last working day of the week. However, Saturday is sixth day of the week and Sunday is the seventh and last day of the week.
Saturday and Sunday collectively called weekend and in these two days schools, colleges and offices are closed. This lesson is designed for English beginners and kids to understand days of the week with English translation. This chart will tell about days of week, name, order and translation in Urdu. The given chart days of week starts from Monday and in Urdu it is called saumwaar or peer. The next day is Tuesday, which is called mangal in Urdu and Roman.
Wednesday is budh in Urdu and Roman while the next day is Thursday that is jumeraat in Urdu and Roman. Similarly, the next day is Friday that jummah in Urdu and Roman language. After this day is Saturday, that is haftah in Urdu and Roman. The last day of the week is Sunday that is itwaar in Urdu and Roman language. Similarly, if learner called the every Monday it means har saumwaar in Urdu and this Monday in Urdu is called iss saumwaar.
| Monday | پیر/سوموار | Saumwaar/Peer |
| Tuesday | منگل | Mangal |
| Wednesday | بدھ | Budh |
| Thursday | جمعرات | Jumeraat |
| Friday | جمعہ | Jummah |
| Saturday | ہفتہ | Haftah |
| Sunday | اتوار | Itwaar |
| Every Monday | ہر سوموار | Har saumwaar |
| Every Tuesday | ہر منگل | Har mangal |
| Every Wednesday | ہر بدھ | Har budh |
| Every Thursday | ہر جمعرات | Har jumeraat |
| Every Friday | ہر جمعے | Har jummay |
| Every Saturday | ہر ہفتے | Har haftay |
| Every Sunday | ہر اتوار | Har itwaar |
| This Monday | اس سوموار | Iss saumwaar |
| This Tuesday | اس منگل | Iss mangal |
| This Wednesday | اس بدھ | Iss budh |
| This Thursday | اس جمعرات | Iss jumeraat |
| This Friday | اس جمعے | Iss jummay |
| This Saturday | اس ہفتے | Iss haftay |
| This Sunday | اس اتوار | Iss itwaar |
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.