意味
A common blessing or well-wish.
文化的背景
In Pakistan, this phrase is a hallmark of 'Adab' (etiquette). It is often accompanied by a slight bow or a hand placed on the chest to show sincerity. In the heartlands of Urdu, the phrase is part of a very sophisticated linguistic culture where blessings are exchanged frequently even in minor interactions. For Urdu speakers in the West, this phrase is a way to maintain cultural identity and pass on traditional values of respect to children. The phrase reflects Sufi values of wishing well for all of humanity. It is often used by dervishes or at shrines as a general greeting of peace.
The 'Ameen' Response
If someone says this to you, the most natural response is to say 'Ameen' (Amen) with a smile.
Hand Gesture
Placing your right hand over your heart while saying this makes it feel 10x more sincere.
意味
A common blessing or well-wish.
The 'Ameen' Response
If someone says this to you, the most natural response is to say 'Ameen' (Amen) with a smile.
Hand Gesture
Placing your right hand over your heart while saying this makes it feel 10x more sincere.
自分をテスト
Complete the blessing with the correct verb form.
خدا آپ کو خوش ____۔
The subjunctive form 'rakhe' is required for wishes.
Match the situation to the most appropriate use of the phrase.
When would you say 'Khuda Aap Ko Khush Rakhe'?
It is a common way to show gratitude for a kind gesture.
Select the best response to complete the dialogue.
A: 'آپ کا بہت شکریہ، آپ نے میری بہت مدد کی۔' B: '_________________'
Returning a thank-you with a blessing is a standard Urdu social pattern.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
When to say it
Gratitude
- • Receiving a gift
- • Getting help
- • Tipping
Farewell
- • Leaving home
- • Ending a call
- • Saying goodbye
練習問題バンク
3 問題خدا آپ کو خوش ____۔
The subjunctive form 'rakhe' is required for wishes.
When would you say 'Khuda Aap Ko Khush Rakhe'?
It is a common way to show gratitude for a kind gesture.
A: 'آپ کا بہت شکریہ، آپ نے میری بہت مدد کی۔' B: '_________________'
Returning a thank-you with a blessing is a standard Urdu social pattern.
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よくある質問
4 問No, 'Khuda' is a Persian word for God used by people of all faiths in the Urdu-speaking world, including Christians and Hindus.
Yes, but it might sound a bit formal. With close friends, you might just say 'Khush reh' (informal).
Linguistically, 'Khuda' is Persian and 'Allah' is Arabic. In practice, they are used interchangeably, though 'Allah' is more common in religious contexts.
Absolutely. It is a standard phrase in the Urdu/Hindi 'Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb' (shared culture) of North India.
関連フレーズ
اللہ حافظ
similarGod be your protector (Goodbye)
جزاک اللہ
synonymMay God reward you
سلامت رہو
similarStay safe/well
بہت شکریہ
builds onThank you very much
