1st Year Urdu Dialogues Notes

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• Dialogue between a teacher and a student:
  
• Teacher: Hello Sofia.
• You are a little late today.
• Sofia: Yes, Madam, I am sorry for that.
• Teacher: Well, what is the reason?
• Sofia: The school bus was coming on right time. When it began to cross the canal bridge, suddenly it stopped with a jerk. Its tyre got punctured.
• Teacher: I understand, it is not due to your fault.
• Sofia: Madam, There is another thing, and that is that the bus driver had no jack with him. He tried to stop other vehicles by waving his hand, but nobody paid any attention to him.
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• Teacher: Then what did you do? Did you come by another bus?
• Sofia: No, Madam, we left the bus and came to school on foot.
• Teacher: Very well! you are really a brave girl. Now let us start our lesson.
• Dialogue between two students regarding prayers:
• Osama: Well, now I want to
• take some rest. I have taken my meals.
• Salman: Very well, you take rest while I fix the picture of a landscape on the wall with the sticking tape.
• Osama: Beautiful! That looks nice there. Now we should go for prayers to the masjid.
• Salman: I am going to the bazaar. I shall return soon.
• Osama: No. we should say prayers first. Do you hear the moazzin's call for prayer?
• Salman: Yes, I am hearing, but I am going out for an urgent piece of work and my motor cycle is also ready at the gate.
• Osama: Nothing in the world is more urgent than a prayer.
• Salman: I cannot understand it. Art is long and life is short. We have do.
• so much in this world. Inere are so many amusements such as games, sports, T.V. cricket and films etc. Sorry, I am going
• Osama: My dear! I am nobody to check you, but I sincerely wish that you should not miss prayers. Prayers give us peace of mind, courage, freshness and goodness in our short life on earth and eternal goodness in the life after death.
• Salman: I am tired of your sermons.
• Osama: Look here, Allah has given us eyes, ears, hands and brain. Allah has blessed us with beautiful and wonderful things. We should thank him for all these things and we can thank him by saying prayers.
• Salman: Very well, I fear Allah and I love him very much. I am ready to go to masjid with you.
• Dialogue between a brother and a sister concerning time:
• Ali: What is the time?
• Fatimah: It is nearly five minutes to eight by my watch.
• Ali: Upon my word, we must hurry up, if you are to catch that train to Rawalpindi. 
• Fatimah: Why, when is it due out?
• Ali: At quarter past nine exactly.
• Fatimah: Oh, never mind. We have plenty of time.
• Ali: I am not so sure of that. What on earth have you been doing? What time did you get up? 
• Fatimah: I woke up before half-past five. Then I performed ablution and offered my 
• morning salat. Now breakfast is ready. Don't look at me like that. 
• Ali: For Heaven's sake, get ready! We have not a minute to lose. Time flies, you know.