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100+ Core Urdu Words – Learn the Most Common Words in Urdu Did you know that 100 Urdu words account for 50% of any communication in Urdu?  Diana Lăpușneanu inLanguage TipsMarch 3, 2022   Diana Lăpușneanu inLanguage TipsMarch 3, 2022 Improving your Urdu vocabulary is one of the key aspects of learning Urdu. The more Urdu words you’ll know, the closer you’ll be to fluency. But keep in mind that not all words are equally important. In the beginning, you have to focus on basic, high-frequency words – words that make up the majority of everything we say on a daily basis. Studies have shown that knowing as little as 100 words will help you understand 50% of any text in Urdu. Surprising as it may seem, it’s true. The most common 1,000 words in Urdu will give you a high coverage of 75% of any Urdu text. Isn’t that amazing? The most common everyday Urdu words The everyday words in Urdu are the ones you’ll probably use the most in your daily conversations. This is why we are going to focus on these high-frequency, high-value words first and then move to some of the most popular words in online searches. easy — آسان (aasan) hard — مشکل (mushkil) good — اچھا (acha) bad — برا (bura) near — نزدیک (nazdeek) yes — ہاں (haan) no — نہیں (nae) (to) have — رکھنا (rakhta) (I) use — میں استعمال کرتا ہوں (Mein istemal karta hoon) (to) go — جانا (jana) (to) come — آنا (aana) (to) laugh — ہنسنا (hansna) (to) make — بنانا (banana) (I) like — میں پسند کرتا ہوں (Mein pasand karta hoon) (to) want — چاہنا (chahna) (to) take — لینا (laina) (to) see — دیکھنا (daikhna) far — دور (door) small — چھوٹا (chota) big — بڑا (barha) beautiful — خوبصورت (khoobsoorat) ugly — بدصورت (badsoorat) hard — مشکل (mushkil) delicious — مزیدار (mazaydar) week — ہفتہ (hafta) year — سال (saal) today — آج (aaj) tomorrow — کل (kal) yesterday — کل (kal) hour — گھنٹہ (ghanta) minute — منٹ (minet) time — وقت (waqt) Monday — پير (peer) Tuesday — منگل (mungal) Wednesday — بدھ (budh) Thursday — جمعرات (jumarat) Friday — جمعہ (jumma) Saturday — ہفتہ (hafta) Sunday — اتوار (itwar) zero — صفر (sifar) one — ایک (aik) two — دو (do) three — تین (teen) four — چار (chaar) five — پانچ (paanch) six — چھ (chhey) seven — سات (saat) eight — آٹھ (aath) nine — نو (no) ten — دس (das) I — میں (mein) you — تم (tum) he — وہ (wo) she — وہ (wo) we — ہم (hum) they — وہ (wo) what — کیا (kya) where — کہاں (kahan) who — کون (kon) stop — رکو (ruko) The most popular Urdu words searches While we’re at it, why not also learn some of the most popular words for which people want an Urdu translation? If they are so popular in searches, I’m sure they can also be useful to you on your way to speaking Urdu. If you study them carefully, you’ll understand the reason why people want to know what these words mean in Urdu. They are very powerful words. Superlatives that can spice up any conversation. Isn’t it? weird — عجیب (ajeeb) curious — متجسس (mutajassas) nostalgic — ماضی میں کھویا ہوا (mazi mein khoya hua) gorgeous — خوبصورت (khoobsurat) humble — عاجز (aajiz) rude — بدتمیز (badtameez) obvious — واضح (wazeh) fabulous — شاندار (shandaar) incredibile — ناقابل یقین (naqaabile yaqeen) amazing — حیرت انگیز (hairat angaiz) charming — دلکش (dilkash) cheap — سستا (sasta) crazy — دیوانہ (deewana) unique — منفرد (munfarid) hope — امید (umeed)