اے ٹی ایم کہاں ہے؟
ATM kahaan hai?
Where is the ATM?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of an ATM to withdraw cash.
Grammar Note
"Kahaan hai" is the basic location question expression. Adding it after a noun creates a question.
کیا آپ پیسے بدل سکتے ہیں؟
Kya aap paise badal sakte hain?
Can you exchange money?
Usage
Used at a currency exchange or bank when you want to exchange foreign currency.
Grammar Note
"Aap" is the honorific second person. The verb agrees with it in the plural honorific form "sakte hain."
میں اکاؤنٹ کھولنا چاہتا ہوں
Main account kholna chahta hoon
I want to open an account
Usage
Used at a bank counter when you want to open a bank account.
Grammar Note
"Kholna" means "to open" and is versatile for opening accounts, doors, shops, etc.
میں پیسے بھیجنا چاہتا ہوں
Main paise bhejna chahta hoon
I want to send money
Usage
Used when requesting to transfer money domestically or internationally.
Grammar Note
"Bhejna" means "to send" and is used for sending emails, packages, money, and more.
آج کا ایکسچینج ریٹ کیا ہے؟
Aaj ka exchange rate kya hai?
What is today's exchange rate?
Usage
Used to check the exchange rate before converting currency.
Grammar Note
"Ka" is the genitive particle, so "aaj ka" means "today's."
کیا کارڈ سے ادائیگی ہو سکتی ہے؟
Kya card se adaaigi ho sakti hai?
Can I pay by card?
Usage
Used to ask whether card payment is accepted.
Grammar Note
"Se" is the instrumental postposition indicating means, equivalent to "by" or "with."
میرے پاس نقدی کم ہے
Mere paas naqdi kam hai
I don't have enough cash
Usage
Used to indicate that you don't have sufficient cash.
Grammar Note
In Urdu, "having" something is expressed as "mere paas hai" (it is with me), equivalent to "I have."
میں اپنا بیلنس چیک کرنا چاہتا ہوں
Main apna balance check karna chahta hoon
I want to check my balance
Usage
Used at a bank or ATM when you want to check your account balance.
Grammar Note
"Check karna" is a hybrid verb combining English "check" with Urdu "karna" (to do).
فیس کتنی ہے؟
Fee kitni hai?
How much is the fee?
Usage
Used to ask about transaction or service fees.
Grammar Note
"Fee" is a feminine noun, so "kitni" (feminine form) is used. "Kitna" is for masculine nouns.
کیا کریڈٹ کارڈ سے ادائیگی ہو سکتی ہے؟
Kya credit card se adaaigi ho sakti hai?
Can I pay with a credit card?
Usage
Used to ask whether credit card payment is accepted.
Grammar Note
"Adaaigi" (payment) is a feminine noun, so the verb takes the feminine form "ho sakti hai."
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