Casual and colloquial Sindhi expressions used in everyday speech among friends, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Sindhi word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- يار (Yaar)
- Buddy, pal, a casual way to address a friend
- اچ يار (Ach yaar)
- Come on, man (casual)
- خير آهي (Khair aahe, casual)
- It's fine, no worries (casual reassurance)
- ڇا حال آهي؟ (Chha haal aahe?)
- What's up? (casual)
- ٺيڪ آهي (Theek aahe)
- Okay, that's fine (casual agreement)
- سچ پچ؟ (Sach pach?)
- Really? (casual surprise)
- بس ڪر (Bas kar)
- Stop it, that's enough (casual)
- جلدي ڪر (Jaldi kar)
- Hurry up (casual)
- ڪا ڳالهه ناهي (Ka ghaalh naahe, casual)
- No worries, it doesn't matter (casual)
- ڇڏ اهو قصو (Chhad aho qisso)
- Drop it, forget about it (casual)
- سچ ٿو چوين؟ (Sach tho chowen?)
- Are you serious? (casual)
- ڪا وڏي ڳالهه ناهي (Ka wadi ghaalh naahe)
- It's no big deal (casual)
- پريشان نه ٿي (Pareshaan na thi)
- Don't be sad or upset (casual comfort)
- هل ته هلون (Hal ta halun)
- Come on, let's go (casual)
- بلڪل زبردست (Bilkul zabardast)
- Awesome, super cool (casual compliment)
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