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‫49 [انچاس]‬

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‫کھیل‬

khail

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Do you exercise? ‫-یا ت- -و-- -ھی- کھی-تے-ہو-‬ ‫___ ت_ ک___ ک___ ک_____ ہ___ ‫-ی- ت- ک-ئ- ک-ی- ک-ی-ت- ہ-؟- ----------------------------- ‫کیا تم کوئی کھیل کھیلتے ہو؟‬ 0
k--il k____ k-a-l ----- khail
Yes, I need some exercise. ‫---، م-ر----- -رک- --ن- -رو-ی---‬ ‫____ م___ ل__ ح___ ک___ ض____ ہ__ ‫-ا-، م-ر- ل-ے ح-ک- ک-ن- ض-و-ی ہ-‬ ---------------------------------- ‫ہاں، میرے لیے حرکت کرنا ضروری ہے‬ 0
khail k____ k-a-l ----- khail
I am a member of a sports club. ‫م----سپ-----ل---ی- ج--ا -و-‬ ‫___ ا_____ ک__ م__ ج___ ہ___ ‫-ی- ا-پ-ر- ک-ب م-ں ج-ت- ہ-ں- ----------------------------- ‫میں اسپورٹ کلب میں جاتا ہوں‬ 0
k-----m-koi kh-il-kha--t-y --? k__ t__ k__ k____ k_______ h__ k-a t-m k-i k-a-l k-a-l-a- h-? ------------------------------ kya tum koi khail khailtay ho?
We play football / soccer (am.). ‫-م -ٹ-بال-ک----ے ہیں‬ ‫__ ف_ ب__ ک_____ ہ___ ‫-م ف- ب-ل ک-ی-ت- ہ-ں- ---------------------- ‫ہم فٹ بال کھیلتے ہیں‬ 0
kya--u- ko- --a-l-kh--lt----o? k__ t__ k__ k____ k_______ h__ k-a t-m k-i k-a-l k-a-l-a- h-? ------------------------------ kya tum koi khail khailtay ho?
We swim sometimes. ‫ک-ھی ---ار-----ی----ہیں‬ ‫____ ک____ ہ_ ت____ ہ___ ‫-ب-ی ک-ھ-ر ہ- ت-ر-ے ہ-ں- ------------------------- ‫کبھی کبھار ہم تیرتے ہیں‬ 0
ky- --m ko- k---l k-ai--a--h-? k__ t__ k__ k____ k_______ h__ k-a t-m k-i k-a-l k-a-l-a- h-? ------------------------------ kya tum koi khail khailtay ho?
Or we cycle. ‫-ا-پ-ر --ئ-ک- چ-ا-- --ں‬ ‫__ پ__ س_____ چ____ ہ___ ‫-ا پ-ر س-ئ-ک- چ-ا-ے ہ-ں- ------------------------- ‫یا پھر سائیکل چلاتے ہیں‬ 0
haa-,-m--- ---e -ar-at--a--a--a-o-ri --i h____ m___ l___ h_____ k____ z______ h__ h-a-, m-r- l-y- h-r-a- k-r-a z-r-o-i h-i ---------------------------------------- haan, mere liye harkat karna zaroori hai
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. ‫ہ--رے-ش-- میں ایک-ف---ال اس---ی- -ے‬ ‫_____ ش__ م__ ا__ ف_ ب__ ا______ ہ__ ‫-م-ر- ش-ر م-ں ا-ک ف- ب-ل ا-ٹ-ڈ-م ہ-‬ ------------------------------------- ‫ہمارے شہر میں ایک فٹ بال اسٹیڈیم ہے‬ 0
h---, --r--l-----a--a--k---a---r-o-i--ai h____ m___ l___ h_____ k____ z______ h__ h-a-, m-r- l-y- h-r-a- k-r-a z-r-o-i h-i ---------------------------------------- haan, mere liye harkat karna zaroori hai
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. ‫ا-ک سوئم-گ---- --ر--اون- بھی---‬ ‫___ س_____ پ__ ا__ س____ ب__ ہ__ ‫-ی- س-ئ-ن- پ-ل ا-ر س-و-ا ب-ی ہ-‬ --------------------------------- ‫ایک سوئمنگ پول اور ساونا بھی ہے‬ 0
ha--- m--e--i-- -a-k-- ka------roori h-i h____ m___ l___ h_____ k____ z______ h__ h-a-, m-r- l-y- h-r-a- k-r-a z-r-o-i h-i ---------------------------------------- haan, mere liye harkat karna zaroori hai
And there is a golf course. ‫او- -ی--گ--ف ک-ر----- ہ-‬ ‫___ ا__ گ___ ک___ ب__ ہ__ ‫-و- ا-ک گ-ل- ک-ر- ب-ی ہ-‬ -------------------------- ‫اور ایک گولف کورس بھی ہے‬ 0
m--- s--rt--l------- j--a---n m___ s____ c___ m___ j___ h__ m-i- s-o-t c-u- m-i- j-t- h-n ----------------------------- mein sport club mein jata hon
What is on TV? ‫ٹی-و- پ- --ا-چ--رہ- --؟‬ ‫__ و_ پ_ ک__ چ_ ر__ ہ___ ‫-ی و- پ- ک-ا چ- ر-ا ہ-؟- ------------------------- ‫ٹی وی پر کیا چل رہا ہے؟‬ 0
m--n sp-rt -l-b --in---ta-h-n m___ s____ c___ m___ j___ h__ m-i- s-o-t c-u- m-i- j-t- h-n ----------------------------- mein sport club mein jata hon
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. ‫اب-- ا----ٹ ب-ل -ی- -- ر----ے‬ ‫____ ا__ ف_ ب__ م__ چ_ ر__ ہ__ ‫-ب-ی ا-ک ف- ب-ل م-چ چ- ر-ا ہ-‬ ------------------------------- ‫ابھی ایک فٹ بال میچ چل رہا ہے‬ 0
m-in s-o----l-- mein----a---n m___ s____ c___ m___ j___ h__ m-i- s-o-t c-u- m-i- j-t- h-n ----------------------------- mein sport club mein jata hon
The German team is playing against the English one. ‫--م--ٹ-----گریزو---ے کھ-ل--ہی ہے‬ ‫____ ٹ__ ا_______ س_ ک___ ر__ ہ__ ‫-ر-ن ٹ-م ا-گ-ی-و- س- ک-ی- ر-ی ہ-‬ ---------------------------------- ‫جرمن ٹیم انگریزوں سے کھیل رہی ہے‬ 0
h---f--t b-al--h-i-tay--ain h__ f___ b___ k_______ h___ h-m f-o- b-a- k-a-l-a- h-i- --------------------------- hum foot baal khailtay hain
Who is winning? ‫------ت- --؟‬ ‫___ ج___ گ___ ‫-و- ج-ت- گ-؟- -------------- ‫کون جیتے گا؟‬ 0
hu- f-ot-----------ta- -a-n h__ f___ b___ k_______ h___ h-m f-o- b-a- k-a-l-a- h-i- --------------------------- hum foot baal khailtay hain
I have no idea. ‫م--- کو-- ان---ہ--ہی--ہ-‬ ‫____ ک___ ا_____ ن___ ہ__ ‫-ج-ے ک-ئ- ا-د-ز- ن-ی- ہ-‬ -------------------------- ‫مجھے کوئی اندازہ نہیں ہے‬ 0
h-- f-o- b-al-k-a-lt-y-ha-n h__ f___ b___ k_______ h___ h-m f-o- b-a- k-a-l-a- h-i- --------------------------- hum foot baal khailtay hain
It is currently a tie. ‫-ب-ی -- -وئ- ف-ص-- -ہی- -و- -ے‬ ‫____ ت_ ک___ ف____ ن___ ہ__ ہ__ ‫-ب-ی ت- ک-ئ- ف-ص-ہ ن-ی- ہ-ا ہ-‬ -------------------------------- ‫ابھی تک کوئی فیصلہ نہیں ہوا ہے‬ 0
kabh- ----a------e- h--n k____ k_____ t_____ h___ k-b-i k-b-a- t-r-e- h-i- ------------------------ kabhi kabhar tertey hain
The referee is from Belgium. ‫------بل---- -ا رہنے وا---ہے‬ ‫_____ ب_____ ک_ ر___ و___ ہ__ ‫-ی-ر- ب-ج-ی- ک- ر-ن- و-ل- ہ-‬ ------------------------------ ‫ریفری بلجئیم کا رہنے والا ہے‬ 0
kab-------ar--ert-y--a-n k____ k_____ t_____ h___ k-b-i k-b-a- t-r-e- h-i- ------------------------ kabhi kabhar tertey hain
Now there is a penalty. ‫-ب-گ-ارہ-م--- -----ٹ --‬ ‫__ گ____ م___ ک_ ش__ ہ__ ‫-ب گ-ا-ہ م-ٹ- ک- ش-ٹ ہ-‬ ------------------------- ‫اب گیارہ میٹر کا شوٹ ہے‬ 0
kabh- -ab--------e- hain k____ k_____ t_____ h___ k-b-i k-b-a- t-r-e- h-i- ------------------------ kabhi kabhar tertey hain
Goal! One – zero! ‫-ول!-ایک -ے-م-ابل--م-ں----‬ ‫____ ا__ ک_ م_____ م__ ص___ ‫-و-! ا-ک ک- م-ا-ل- م-ں ص-ر- ---------------------------- ‫گول! ایک کے مقابلے میں صفر‬ 0
y- -hi- -y-----hi-l--- h-in y_ p___ c____ c_______ h___ y- p-i- c-c-e c-i-l-t- h-i- --------------------------- ya phir cycle chillate hain

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