i miss you
The Sindhi word for 'welcome' is "Bhali karay aaya".
I miss you
To say "I miss her" in French, you must literally say "she is lacking me" - elle me manque. This is the reverse to English.
Sindhi writing primarily uses an adapted Arabic script, which includes additional letters to accommodate specific Sindhi sounds. While there is a Latin (English) script for Sindhi that is sometimes used, especially in digital communication, the traditional form remains Arabic-based. Therefore, the dominant writing system for Sindhi is aligned with Arabic rather than English.
ami tumake miss kari
"I miss you" can be translated to Sindhi as "Maiṁ tumhēṁ yāda ātī hai".
How do we say you changed a lot in sindhi
In Sindhi, you can say "شُكريا" (shukria) to say thank you.
To say "Are you busy?" in Sindhi, you can say "تہ مشغول آهيو؟" (tu mashaqul aahyo?).
In Sindhi language, you can say "شيد" which means smart.
"Salam" is commonly used to say hello in Sindhi.
Brother in Sindhi is "بهائ" (Bhayo).
To say "please forgive me" in Sindhi, you can say "معاف ڪريو" (pronounced as "maaf karyo").
In Sindhi, you would say "غصابٽ مورا" to mean mad boy.
In Sindhi, apple is called "سيب" or "Seeb".
In Sindhi, you can say "شب بخير" (shab-bakhair) to say good night.
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