Yoga & Wellness

1. کیا آج یوگا کلاس ہے؟

   Kya aaj yoga class hai?

   Is there a yoga class today?

   Usage

   Use when checking if a yoga class is available today.

   Grammar Note

   Simple existential question. "kya ... hai" is the standard "is there ...?" pattern.

2. صبح کا سیشن کتنے بجے شروع ہوتا ہے؟

   Subah ka session kitne baje shuru hota hai?

   What time does the morning session start?

   Usage

   Use when asking about the morning session start time.

   Grammar Note

   "shuru hota hai" is the habitual present of "shuru hona" (to start).

3. کیا یہ کلاس نئے لوگوں کے لیے مناسب ہے؟

   Kya yeh class naye logon ke liye munaasib hai?

   Is this class suitable for beginners?

   Usage

   Use when checking if the class is appropriate for beginners.

   Grammar Note

   "naye logon ke liye" means "for beginners". "naye" is the oblique plural of "naya" (new) and changes form before "ke liye" (for).

4. میں ذاتی سیشن بک کرنا چاہتا ہوں۔

   Main zaati session book karna chahta hoon.

   I'd like to book a private session.

   Usage

   Use when booking a one-on-one session.

   Grammar Note

   "zaati" is derived from Arabic "zaat" (self/essence), meaning "personal/private".

5. کیا یوگا میٹ کرائے پر ملتی ہے؟

   Kya yoga mat kiraaye par milti hai?

   Can I rent a yoga mat?

   Usage

   Use when asking if yoga mat rental is available.

   Grammar Note

   "milti hai" is the feminine habitual present of "milna", agreeing with the feminine noun "mat".

6. یہ کون سا یوگا اسٹائل ہے؟ (ہاتھا / ونیاسا / ین / اشتانگا)

   Yeh konsa yoga style hai? (Hatha / Vinyasa / Yin / Ashtanga)

   What style of yoga is this? (Hatha / Vinyasa / Yin / Ashtanga)

   Usage

   Use when asking about the yoga style.

   Grammar Note

   "konsa" is the masculine interrogative adjective meaning "which".

7. میرے گھٹنے / کمر میں تکلیف ہے — کیا تبدیلیاں ہیں؟

   Mere ghutne / kamar mein takleef hai — kya tabdeeliyaan hain?

   I have a knee / back injury — are modifications available?

   Usage

   Use when requesting modified poses due to an injury.

   Grammar Note

   "takleef" is Arabic-origin meaning "pain/trouble".

8. کیا مراقبے کا سیشن دستیاب ہے؟

   Kya muraaqabe ka session dastyaab hai?

   Is a meditation session available?

   Usage

   Use when asking if meditation sessions are offered.

   Grammar Note

   "muraaqaba" is an Arabic-origin term for "meditation/contemplation".

9. کلاس کتنی دیر چلتی ہے؟

   Class kitni der chalti hai?

   How long is the class?

   Usage

   Use when asking about the duration of a class.

   Grammar Note

   "chalti hai" is the feminine habitual present of "chalna" (to run/continue).

10. کیا سونا یا بھاپ والا کمرہ ہے؟

    Kya sauna ya bhaap waala kamra hai?

    Is there a sauna or steam room?

    Usage

    Use when asking about sauna or steam room facilities.

    Grammar Note

    "bhaap waala" means "steam-having/steam-room"; "-waala" is a possessive/relational suffix.

11. کیا بغیر بکنگ کے آ سکتے ہیں؟

    Kya baghair booking ke aa sakte hain?

    Can I drop in without a reservation?

    Usage

    Use when asking if walk-in attendance is permitted.

    Grammar Note

    "baghair ... ke" is a postpositional phrase meaning "without".

12. کیا ریٹریٹ پیکیج دستیاب ہے؟

    Kya retreat package dastyaab hai?

    Do you offer a retreat package?

    Usage

    Use when asking about wellness retreat packages.

    Grammar Note

    English loanwords are integrated into the Urdu sentence structure.

13. کیا بدلنے کا کمرہ / لاکر ہے؟

    Kya badalne ka kamra / locker hai?

    Is there a changing room / locker?

    Usage

    Use when asking about changing rooms or lockers.

    Grammar Note

    "badalne ka" is the genitive form of the gerund "badalna" (to change).

14. استاد بہت اچھے تھے — شکریہ!

    Ustaad bahut achche the — shukriya!

    The instructor was wonderful — thank you!

    Usage

    Use when expressing gratitude to the instructor after class.

    Grammar Note

    "achche the" is the masculine plural past of "achha" (good), used as polite honorific plural.

15. کیا کچھ لانا ہے؟

    Kya kuch laana hai?

    Do I need to bring anything?

    Usage

    Use when asking what to bring to a class.

    Grammar Note

    "laana hai" is an obligatory construction meaning "have to bring".

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