INTRODUCTION |
In this lesson we’ll look at a very useful phrase meaning "I don't understand." It’s useful because there may be situations in which you don't immediately understand what people are saying. |
BODY |
In Urdu, “I don’t understand” is Mujhay samajh nahi aii. Let's break it down by syllable. |
(slow) Mujhay samajh nahi aii |
Now let's hear it one more time. |
Mujhay samajh nahi aii |
First we have the word Mujhay, which means “I” in this context. |
(slow) Mujhay |
Mujhay |
Next, we have samajh, which means “understand.” |
(slow) samajh |
samajh |
Next we have nahi aii, which means “do not” |
(slow) nahi aii |
nahi aii |
Therefore “I don’t understand” in Urdu is.. |
(slow) Mujhay samajh nahi aii |
Mujhay samajh nahi aii |
To make your sentence polite, you can add “I’m sorry” at the beginning of the sentence, which is Mazrat in Urdu. |
So the whole phrase will be "I'm sorry, I don't understand." In Urdu, this is |
Mazrat, Mujhay samajh nahi aii. |
When you don't understand something, you can also be more proactive and say "What does it mean?" This phrase in Urdu is Iss ka kia matlab hai? Let's break it down by syllable. |
(slow) Iss ka kia matlab hai? |
Once again.. |
Iss ka kia matlab hai? |
The first word, Iss ka, means "this" |
(slow) Iss ka |
Iss ka |
The second word is kia, meaning "what." |
(slow) kia |
kia |
Lastly, we have matlab hai, meaning “meaning” |
(slow) matlab hai |
matlab hai |
All together, once again “What does it mean?” is.. |
Iss ka kia matlab hai? |
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