Car Rental & Driving

1. مجھے ... دن کے لیے گاڑی کرائے پر چاہیے۔

   Mujhe ... din ke liye gaari kiraaye par chahiye.

   I'd like to rent a car for … days.

   Usage

   Use when specifying the number of days for a car rental.

   Grammar Note

   "kiraaye par" is a postpositional phrase meaning "on rent/for hire".

2. کرائے کی قیمت میں کیا شامل ہے؟

   Kiraaye ki qeemat mein kya shaamil hai?

   What's included in the rental price?

   Usage

   Use when checking what is included in the rental fee.

   Grammar Note

   "shaamil hai" uses the Arabic-origin adjective "shaamil" (included) as a predicate.

3. کیا اس میں GPS اور آٹومیٹک ٹرانسمیشن ہے؟

   Kya is mein GPS aur automatic transmission hai?

   Does it have GPS and automatic transmission?

   Usage

   Use when checking vehicle features.

   Grammar Note

   "is mein" is the postpositional phrase meaning "in it/this".

4. بیمے کے کیا آپشن ہیں؟

   Beeme ke kya options hain?

   What are the insurance options?

   Usage

   Use when asking about car rental insurance options.

   Grammar Note

   "beeme ke" is the oblique genitive of "beema" (insurance).

5. کیا مجھے بھری ٹینکی کے ساتھ گاڑی واپس کرنی ہے؟

   Kya mujhe bhari tanki ke saath gaari waapis karni hai?

   Should I return the car with a full tank?

   Usage

   Use when checking the fuel return policy.

   Grammar Note

   "karni hai" is an obligatory construction meaning "have to do".

6. کیا کلومیٹر کی حد ہے؟

   Kya kilometer ki hadd hai?

   Is there a mileage limit?

   Usage

   Use when asking about any mileage restriction.

   Grammar Note

   "hadd" is an Arabic-origin noun meaning "limit/boundary".

7. میں خراش یا نقصان کی اطلاع دینا چاہتا ہوں۔

   Main kharash ya nuqsaan ki ittilaa dena chahta hoon.

   I'd like to report a scratch or damage.

   Usage

   Use when reporting a scratch or damage on the rental car.

   Grammar Note

   "ittilaa dena" is a compound verb meaning "to report/notify".

8. سب سے قریبی پٹرول پمپ کہاں ہے؟

   Sabse qareeb petrol pump kahaan hai?

   Where is the nearest petrol station?

   Usage

   Use when looking for the nearest petrol station.

   Grammar Note

   "sab se" is the superlative marker meaning "most/est of all".

9. کیا میں یہ گاڑی سرحد پار لے جا سکتا ہوں؟

   Kya main yeh gaari sarhad paar le ja sakta hoon?

   Can I take this car across the border?

   Usage

   Use when asking if the rental car can cross a border.

   Grammar Note

   "le ja sakta hoon" is the ability form of "le jaana" (to take along).

10. ٹریفک پولیس نے روکا — مجھے کیا کرنا چاہیے؟

    Traffic police ne roka — mujhe kya karna chahiye?

    I've been stopped by traffic police — what should I do?

    Usage

    Use when stopped by traffic police and unsure what to do.

    Grammar Note

    "ne" is the ergative case marker used with transitive verbs in the past tense.

11. کیا اس راستے میں ٹول ہیں؟

    Kya is raaste mein toll hain?

    Are there toll roads on this route?

    Usage

    Use when checking for toll roads on a route.

    Grammar Note

    "raaste mein" means "on the route/along the way".

12. گاڑی اسٹارٹ نہیں ہو رہی۔

    Gaari start nahi ho rahi.

    The car won't start.

    Usage

    Use when the car fails to start.

    Grammar Note

    "nahi ho rahi" is the negative progressive form, feminine to agree with "gaari" (car, feminine noun).

13. کیا میں گاڑی وقت سے پہلے واپس کر سکتا ہوں؟

    Kya main gaari waqt se pehle waapis kar sakta hoon?

    Can I return the car early?

    Usage

    Use when wanting to return the car before the scheduled date.

    Grammar Note

    "waapis karna" is a compound verb meaning "to return (something)".

14. کیا بچوں کی کرسی دستیاب ہے؟

    Kya bachchon ki kursi dastyaab hai?

    Is a child seat available?

    Usage

    Use when travelling with children and needing a car seat.

    Grammar Note

    "bachchon ki" is the oblique plural of "bachcha" (child) + genitive particle "ki".

15. کیا الیکٹرک یا ہائبرڈ گاڑی ہے؟

    Kya electric ya hybrid gaari hai?

    Do you have an electric or hybrid car?

    Usage

    Use when asking about eco-friendly vehicle options.

    Grammar Note

    Both are English loanwords. "Gaari" (car) is a feminine noun.

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