It is very easy to type Urdu in Ms Word. Just follow the below easy steps:
1. Install support for Regional Languages, Insert operating system CD, go to Control Panel, click on Regional Languages option, check the box for support for regional languages, click on Apply, it will take a little bit time to install necessary on your machine, restart the PC.
2. Go to Control Penal, and regional languages and select your Keyboard preferences, and then a language bar will appear in task pan to right side, just choose open Ms Word, choose Urdu from language bar, and start writing in Urdu, and enjoy.
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Some sites for URDU to English dictionary is URDU to English Translation - Babylon. Look up URDU Word and that shows English to Urdu, Urdu Script to English and Roman Urdu to English.
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the word urdu is from the ancient language urdu and translates into English as litraly urdu
urdu is a Turkish word which means army in urdu its LASHKR
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urdu and Hindi mostly urdu but the Indians call urdu Hindi but truly they speak in urdu
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Muslims speak Urdu if they are originally, or their anscestors, are from countries where Urdu is the primary language. Not all Muslims speak Urdu.
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The Urdu language map shows where Urdu is spoken and used in different regions. It reveals the distribution of Urdu speakers and the areas where Urdu is commonly used as a language.
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Urdu poetry is very famous in south Asia. Pakistan, India are places where Urdu readers and Urdu speakers live. There are different sites of Urdu poetry.
besturdupoetry.pk is the best site for Urdu poetry. Here you can read in Urdu and in roman English also. Almost all poetry have image-based.
when you find any Urdu poetry, you can see also relevant images also.
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just keep practicing Urdu
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I don't think so Boochaaaah is something linked with Urdu......well Cranberries known as Falsa in Urdu
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iJunoon online Urdu dictionary is best online Urdu dictionary
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There is only one Urdu alphabet. It's called "The Arabic Alphabet for Urdu"
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Oh, dude, like, English to Urdu is when you translate stuff from English to Urdu. It's like turning "hello" into "salam" or something. So, yeah, that's what English to Urdu is all about.
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Abdul Majid has written:
'Selections' -- subject(s): Reviews, Book reviews, History and criticism, Urdu literature, Urdu periodicals, Urdu imprints, Urdu Laudatory poetry, Urdu Ghazals
'Essays'
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