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Eid-ul-Fitr-Pakistan

LAHORE/KARACHI/ISLAMABD: The Interior Ministry on Tuesday has announced four holidays for Eid-ul-Fitr, 24 News reported.

According to details, the Interior Ministry has issued a notification for Eid holidays which will be observed from 5th to 8th of next month.

The Pakistan Meteorological department said that Eid-ul-Fitr in Pakistan is likely to fall on July 6.

According to Met department, moon is expected to appear on 29th of Ramazan.

On the other hand, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has directed all the commercial banks to ensure the proper functioning of ATM machines during the Eid holidays.

The SBP has also directed the banks to display helpline numbers for customers help.

Eid al-Fitr Holidays

وزارت داخلہ نے نے عیدالفطر کی چار چھٹیوں کی منظوری دیدی ہے۔وفاقی ملازمین 8 چھٹیوں کا مزہ اڑائیں گے۔کچھ ملازمین تو جمعتہ الوداع کوہی عید کےلیے گھروں کونکل جائیں گے۔عید کے موقع پر سرکاری ملازمین کے تووارے نیارے ہوگئے۔ وفاقی ملازمین ہفتہ وار تعطیلات ملا کر کل 8 چھٹیوں کے مزے اڑائیں گے۔وفاقی وزیر داخلہ چوہدری نثارعلی خان نے عیدالفطر کی چار چھٹیوں کی منظوری دیدی ہے۔نوٹیفکیشن جاری کر دیا گیا۔منظوری کے تحت عیدالفطر کی چھٹیاں پانچ جولائی سے آٹھ جولائی یعنی منگل، بدھ، جمعرات اور جمعہ کو ہوں گی۔وفاقی ملازمین کی ہفتہ میں دو یعنی ہفتہ اور اتوار کو چھٹی ہوتی ہے۔ اور یوں پیر کا ورکنگ ڈے ساتھ ملا کر مجموعی طور پر وفاقی ملازمین کو 8 چھٹیاں ملنے کا امکان 

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Common words in Urdu-Pakistan

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan and State language in the Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Telangana, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh & Delhi. More than 300 million in Pakistan and India alone speak Urdu. Urdu, is language that combines Persian, Arabic, Turkish, English and Sanskrit footings together. Learning, to speak shared Urdu words and idioms can help you interact with millions of people.

Know ,what to say when you greet or converse with.someone:
Hello: Asalaam-o-Alaikum (Hello)
Hello: "Wa'alaikum. Salaam" (reply to Assalaam-o-Alaikum)
How are you?: Kya hal hey?
Who are you?: Aap kaun hain?
I don`t know.: Main nahin janta
What is your name?: Aap ka naam kia hai?"
My name is Ali: Mera naam Ali hai
My name is Sophia: Mera naam Sophia hai
Goodbye: "Allah hafiz" Or "Khuda hafiz"
Take care: "Fe aman'nillah" Or "Apna khiyal rakhna"
Welcome: "Khush'aamdid"
Thanks: "Shukriya"
Thank you so much: "Boht Boht Shukriya" Or "Barhi mehrbani" Or "Barhiaa mehrbani"
I got you: "Me samajh giya"
Okay!: "Jee" Or "Jee Haan" Or "Thek hai!" Or "Sahih!" Or "Achha!"
Good morning: "Subb bakhair"
Good night: "Shabb bakhair"
Where do you live?: "Aap rehtay kidhar hain?" Or "Aap kahan rehtay hain?"
I'm from Nepal: "Me Nepal say hoo" Or "Me Nepal ka hoo"
Where are you? "Aap Kahan ho"
Where is school (or any location)? "School Kahan hai"