اسکول کہاں ہے؟
Iskool kahaan hai?
Where is the school?
Usage
A basic expression used to ask for the location of a school.
Grammar Note
"Iskool" is borrowed from English "school." Many education-related terms in Urdu are English loanwords.
داخلے کا طریقہ کار کیا ہے؟
Daakhile ka tareeqa kaar kya hai?
What is the admission procedure?
Usage
Used to ask about the school admission procedure.
Grammar Note
"Tariqa kaar" is a compound noun meaning "procedure." "Tariqa" (method) + "kaar" (work/doing).
کلاس کتنے بجے شروع ہوتی ہے؟
Class kitne baje shuru hoti hai?
What time does class start?
Usage
Used to ask about the start time of a class.
Grammar Note
"Class" is a feminine noun in Urdu, so the feminine present tense "hoti hai" is used.
کیا اسکالرشپ ملتی ہے؟
Kya scholarship milti hai?
Is a scholarship available?
Usage
Used to ask whether a scholarship program is available.
Grammar Note
"Scholarship" is borrowed from English and treated as a feminine noun in Urdu.
لائبریری کہاں ہے؟
Library kahaan hai?
Where is the library?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of a library.
Grammar Note
"Library" is an English loanword treated as a feminine noun in Urdu.
میں استاد سے ملنا چاہتا ہوں
Main ustaad se milna chahta hoon
I want to meet the teacher
Usage
Used when you want to meet with a teacher at school.
Grammar Note
"Se milna" means "to meet with." The postposition "se" here indicates contact or meeting.
امتحان کا شیڈول کیا ہے؟
Imtihaan ka schedule kya hai?
What is the exam schedule?
Usage
Used to ask about the schedule for an exam.
Grammar Note
"Imtihaan" is of Arabic origin meaning exam, test, or trial.
مجھے ہوم ورک جمع کرانا ہے
Mujhe homework jama karaana hai
I need to submit my homework
Usage
Used to express the need to submit homework or assignments.
Grammar Note
"Jama karaana" is a causative form meaning "to cause to collect," used to mean "to submit."
اس پروگرام کے بارے میں بتائیں
Is program ke baare mein bataaen
Please tell me about this program
Usage
A polite way to ask for details about an educational program or course.
Grammar Note
"Ke baare mein" is a postpositional phrase meaning "about/regarding," commonly used in information-seeking.
فیس کتنی ہے؟
Fee kitni hai?
How much is the tuition fee?
Usage
Used to ask about the tuition or enrollment fee for school.
Grammar Note
"Fee" is feminine in Urdu, so the question word takes the feminine form "kitni hai."
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