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  3. 3. Use the swap button to translate from French to Urdu
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Common Urdu to French Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

Urdu French
السلام علیکم Bonjour
آپ کیسے ہیں؟ Comment allez-vous ?
میں ٹھیک ہوں Je vais bien
شکریہ Merci
جی ہاں Oui
نہیں Non
مہربانی کر کے S'il vous plaît
میرا نام ... ہے Je m'appelle ...
یہ کتنے کا ہے؟ C'est combien ?
مجھے سمجھ نہیں آئی Je ne comprends pas
... کہاں ہے؟ Où est ... ?
خدا حافظ Au revoir
کیا آپ اردو بولتے ہیں؟ Parlez-vous ourdou ?

Study and Work in France

Urdu French
ویزا Visa
پاسپورٹ Passeport
یونیورسٹی Université
میں طالب علم ہوں Je suis étudiant
مجھے کام چاہیے Je cherche du travail
میری ملاقات طے ہے J'ai un rendez-vous
تنخواہ Salaire
کرایہ Loyer
یہ فارم بھریں Remplissez ce formulaire
مجھے بینک اکاؤنٹ کھولنا ہے Je voudrais ouvrir un compte bancaire

Halal Food and Restaurant

Urdu French
حلال Halal
کیا یہ حلال ہے؟ Est-ce que c'est halal ?
میں سور کا گوشت نہیں کھاتا Je ne mange pas de porc
گوشت Viande
مرغی Poulet
چاول Riz
روٹی Pain
پانی Eau
بل لائیں L'addition, s'il vous plaît
زیادہ مرچ نہیں Pas trop épicé

About Urdu to French Translation

Urdu to French translation connects about 230 million Urdu speakers, mainly in Pakistan and India, with about 320 million French speakers in France, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland and much of West and Central Africa. Urdu is written right to left in Nastaliq, while French uses the Latin alphabet with accents like é, è, ç and ô, written left to right. Urdu-speaking communities in Paris, Montreal and Toronto are large, and Muslim families from India and Pakistan often look for halal food, school forms, visas and work in French-speaking countries. Students heading to French universities and IT workers moving to Canada also use the pair. A useful point: French has silent final consonants, so Paris sounds like "Pah-ree", and Urdu speakers already know that written and spoken forms can differ, as in the silent و in خواب.

Urdu

  • Native name: اردو
  • Script: Nastaliq (Perso-Arabic)
  • Speakers: 230 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Indo-Aryan

French

  • Native name: Français
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 320 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Romance

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pronounce French letters that are silent?
Many final consonants in French are not pronounced, for example the s in Paris and the t in petit. The pronunciation line shows what you actually hear, such as Merci as Mair-see, so you can read the respelling aloud and be understood.
Should I use vous or tu in French?
Use vous, the polite "you", with strangers, officials, doctors and elders. It matches Urdu آپ (aap). The informal tu matches تم (tum) or تو (tu) and is used with close friends, family and children. This page uses vous.
Can I order halal food in France with these phrases?
Yes. Ask Est-ce que c'est halal ? (کیا یہ حلال ہے؟) and say Je ne mange pas de porc (میں سور کا گوشت نہیں کھاتا). Many butchers in Paris and Lyon display halal signs, and the Halal Food and Restaurant section lists ordering lines.
Are there shared words between Urdu and French?
Yes, a few international words, such as ٹیکسی / taxi, بینک / banque (bank) and پاسپورٹ / passeport. Urdu words taken from English, like ڈاکٹر (doctor) and ہوٹل (hotel), also look like French docteur and hôtel.
Is the French output written with accents?
Yes. French accents such as é, è, à and ç are kept, for example Université and Où est ... ?, since a wrong accent can change the meaning, as in a (has) versus à (at).
Is Urdu to French translation free?
Yes, it is free, needs no signup and works in any phone or desktop browser.

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