Bedeutung
The act of dressing up.
Kultureller Hintergrund
Wearing 'Shalwar Kameez' is the national identity. On Fridays, many men prefer to wear a clean, white Shalwar Kameez for prayers. In cities like Lucknow and Hyderabad, the 'Gharara' or 'Sherwani' are traditional garments worn with great pride during weddings. There is a specific 'Dua' (prayer) recited while wearing new clothes, thanking God for the provision. Global fashion trends mean that 'Jeans and T-shirt' are now standard 'Kapre' for university students in Lahore or Karachi.
State vs Action
Remember: 'Pehn raha hoon' is the act of putting it on. 'Pehne hue hoon' is already having it on.
Gender Agreement
In the past tense, if you wear a 'Kameez' (fem), say 'Pehni'. If you wear 'Kapre' (masc pl), say 'Pehne'.
Bedeutung
The act of dressing up.
State vs Action
Remember: 'Pehn raha hoon' is the act of putting it on. 'Pehne hue hoon' is already having it on.
Gender Agreement
In the past tense, if you wear a 'Kameez' (fem), say 'Pehni'. If you wear 'Kapre' (masc pl), say 'Pehne'.
Modesty
When in doubt, dress conservatively in Pakistan. 'Achay kapre' often means modest clothes.
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'Pehnna'.
میں کل نئے کپڑے ________۔
Since the sentence starts with 'Main' (I) and implies a future action ('Kal' can mean tomorrow), 'Pehn-oon-ga' is the correct masculine future form.
Which sentence is grammatically correct for 'She is wearing a red dress'?
Choose the correct sentence:
To describe a current state of wearing, Urdu uses the perfective participle 'pehne hue'.
Match the Urdu phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are basic imperative forms for daily chores.
Complete the dialogue.
امی: علی، کیا تم نے کپڑے پہن لیے؟ علی: ________
The most logical response to 'Did you get dressed?' is 'Yes, I am getting dressed.'
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Visuelle Lernhilfen
Things you 'Pehnna'
Clothes
- • Kameez
- • Pant
- • Sari
Accessories
- • Ghari (Watch)
- • Chashma (Glasses)
- • Angoothi (Ring)
Aufgabensammlung
4 Aufgabenمیں کل نئے کپڑے ________۔
Since the sentence starts with 'Main' (I) and implies a future action ('Kal' can mean tomorrow), 'Pehn-oon-ga' is the correct masculine future form.
Choose the correct sentence:
To describe a current state of wearing, Urdu uses the perfective participle 'pehne hue'.
Ordne jedem Element links seinen Partner rechts zu:
These are basic imperative forms for daily chores.
امی: علی، کیا تم نے کپڑے پہن لیے؟ علی: ________
The most logical response to 'Did you get dressed?' is 'Yes, I am getting dressed.'
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
4 FragenYes, 'Ghari pehnna' is correct and common.
Yes, even if you are talking about one outfit, you usually use the plural 'Kapre'.
'Pehnna' is just wearing; 'Sajhna' is dressing up beautifully or decorating oneself.
You can say 'Main kapre pehn raha hoon' or 'Main tayyar ho raha hoon'.
Verwandte Redewendungen
تیار ہونا
similarTo get ready
کپڑے بدلنا
builds onTo change clothes
لباس زیب تن کرنا
specialized formTo adorn the body with attire
جوتے پہننا
similarTo wear shoes
