Casual and colloquial Urdu expressions used in everyday spoken conversation that a textbook usually skips. Front: the Urdu word or phrase in Nastaliq script with romanization in parentheses. Back: English meaning.
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- یار (yaar)
- Friend, buddy (very common casual term of address)
- بھائی (bhai)
- Bro (used casually with friends, not only literal brothers)
- کیا حال ہے؟ (Kya haal hai?)
- What's up? How's it going? (casual greeting)
- زبردست! (Zabardast!)
- Awesome! Fantastic!
- مزے کی بات ہے (Maze ki baat hai)
- That's a funny/interesting thing (casual)
- چل یار (Chal yaar)
- Come on, man (casual, expressing mild frustration or urging)
- مست (mast)
- Cool, great, awesome (very common slang)
- فضول (fuzool)
- Useless, pointless (casual, dismissive)
- ٹینشن نہ لو (Tension na lo)
- Don't stress, don't worry
- کیا کر رہا ہے؟ (Kya kar raha hai?)
- What are you doing? (casual)
- کوئی بات نہیں (Koi baat nahi)
- No worries, it's fine
- مذاق کر رہے ہو؟ (Mazaaq kar rahe ho?)
- Are you joking?
- پاگل ہو کیا؟ (Pagal ho kya?)
- Are you crazy? (casual, playful or annoyed)
- بکواس بند کرو (Bakwas band karo)
- Stop talking nonsense (casual, blunt)
- اگلے لیول کا ہے (Agle level ka hai)
- It's next level (praise slang)
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