Complete Urdu Course: Learn Urdu for Beginners

Learn the basics of Urdu alphabets, their names, and starter words as instructor Maria Mumtaz introduces the Urdu script, its direction, and its blend of Persian, Arabic, Turkish, and Hindi.

Learn Urdu greetings and daily expressions with common salutations and their English pronunciations. Practice phrases like Assalamu alaikum, Khayal rakhna, and Khuda hafiz to start conversations.

Develop essential Urdu verbs: learn pronunciation, meanings, and example sentences; read verbs twice for clarity and practice with everyday actions.

Learn urdu cardinal and ordinal numbers with english transliterations and pronunciation, and form ordinals by adding masculine or feminine suffixes to the corresponding cardinals.

Learn Urdu color vocabulary with written Urdu and English pronunciations, exploring colors from red and blue to green, yellow, orange, pink, and more.

Explore fruit names in English and Urdu, learn Urdu plural forms, and hear the Urdu pronunciations in English for both singular and plural terms.

Learn vegetables in Urdu with English spellings and pronunciation for beginners, featuring names like bangun bangun, shimla mirch, bandh gobi, gaga, makai, aloo, tamatar, and palak.

Explore animal names in Urdu with their English equivalents and English pronunciation cues, from panda and zebra to giraffe (zarafa) and dog (kutta).

Learn how to introduce yourself in Urdu with bilingual examples and pronunciation cues, as Maria Mumtaz shares her background, education, career, hobbies, and preferences.

Discover how to introduce your family in Urdu and English with pronunciation, featuring a Pakistani joint family: parents, four siblings, a doctor sister, and a clever niece, emphasizing love.

Explore how Urdu verb conjugation works across tense, person, number, gender, and mood, with Urdu-English examples and pronunciation hints. Understand noun gender and the common vs proper noun distinction.

Explore Urdu weather vocabulary with English transliterations, covering rain, drizzle, sleet, snow, ice, fog, mist, cloud, sunshine, wind, thunder, lightning, rainbow, and more to boost beginner learners' pronunciation and recall.

Explore Urdu kinship terms and their English equivalents, with Urdu pronunciation in English to aid learning. Learn father, mother, siblings, in-laws, cousins, and more for practical use.

Learn to read and say time and date in Urdu, with English transliteration for pronunciation, covering numbers, day parts, and common time questions.

Learn the names of the days in Urdu and English, and practice Urdu pronunciation with English transliteration.

learn directions in Urdu and English with Urdu pronunciations, including Mashriq, Maghrib, Shomal, and Jonoob, and explore common phrases like across the street and left from the university.

Explore common professions in Urdu and English, with pronunciation cues to help beginners learn accurate terms. Learn how each profession is written and pronounced, building practical vocabulary for everyday conversations.

Master Urdu patient and doctor dialogue with practical phrases for symptoms, heart health, smoking avoidance, and following doctor prescriptions and instructions.

learn common urdu congratulations with english pronunciation, including mubarak ho, bay hud mubarak ho, and shabash, covering occasions like exams, jobs, birthdays, and weddings.

Learn to express apologies in Urdu through common phrases, including sorry, I am sorry, pardon me, and my fault, presented in Urdu script with English transliteration.

Learn how to use Urdu adjectives with Urdu and English spellings and English pronunciation. Explore common adjectives like khoobsurat, patli, zinda, bahadur, amir, shandaar, fateh, and more.

Learn Urdu pronouns with English equivalents and pronunciation cues. The lecture covers first person 'mera' for I, second person 'tum' and 'aap', and third person 'vo'.

Learn Urdu body parts with English pronunciations and related verbs, featuring belly pate, ankle, eye, heart dil, liver jigga, and more.

Engage in a practical Urdu classroom dialogue as a teacher and student navigate homework discussions, excuses, and support to complete assignments on time.

Learn common clothing items in Urdu and English, with English pronunciations to help beginners recognize jackets, pajama, dupatta, kameez, shoes, skirt, sock, suit, sweater, trousers, turban, waistcoat, cap, coat, gown, glove, hat, and sunglasses.

Learn common household chores in a bilingual Urdu and English format, with Urdu pronunciation in English and translations for dishes, grocery shopping, fridge cleaning, ironing, making the bed, and more.

Discover common food items in Urdu with English transliterations and pronunciations, including roti, naan, daal, chawal, kulfi, chai, paneer, and chutney.

Explore Urdu grocery vocabulary by presenting items in Urdu and English, with English-based pronunciation to help beginners learn common terms like soap, sugar, salt, and pepper.

Explore common tools in Urdu with English spellings and pronunciation. Learn Urdu tool names to build foundational vocabulary for beginners.

Explore common household items with Urdu and English names and English pronunciations. Learn pronunciation for items like sofa, television, umbrella, vase, wardrobe, lamp, laptop, mirror, pillow, bed, broom, and curtain.

Explore common utensils in Urdu and English, with English pronunciation to aid learning, as the session introduces items like apron, frying pan, kettle, and more.

Discover flowers with Urdu and English names, and Urdu pronunciations in English, featuring gulab, suraj mukhi, jamali, nargis, raat ki rani, neel kamal, and more.

Learn insects in both Urdu and English with English pronunciations, featuring a PowerPoint display of insect names and their Urdu renderings for beginner learners.

Explore Pakistan's rich culture and its four provinces: Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Discover its 1947 independence, hospitality, cuisine, Mohenjo-daro, Badshahi Mosque, and Himalayas to the Arabian Sea.

Muhammad Ali Jinnah founded Pakistan, uniting Muslims and leading India's independence movement. He shaped politics, law, and nation-building, guiding Pakistan toward 1947 independence.

Explore the national dresses of Pakistan's provinces—Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa—and the outfit of the day, including ajrak, Pashtun attire, and Karachi's summer fashion.

Explore Urdu idioms with both script and English transliterations, featuring pronunciation guides and common examples like bandar kya jaane adrak ka swad to illustrate figurative meanings.

Join a family winter journey through pakistan's northern areas, detailing mountains, snow peaks, and lakes with bilingual urdu and english captions while celebrating local culture, food, and friendly locals.

Learn how to form questions in Urdu using basic question words, with English transliterations and practical examples. Master Urdu grammar basics and use the simple Urdu guide for future learning.

Celebrate completing the course and look forward to your ongoing Urdu journey. Engage in the discussion for questions and share feedback through reviews to help improve the course.