Urdu is a Turkish word, it mean battalion. Urdu language driven from different languages including, Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit and Turkish. Primarily Urdu is influenced from Arabic and Persian. Urdu written scripture almost same as Arabic and Persian scripture. Urdu written scripture start from right to left opposite of English. Urdu scripture so similar to Arabic and Farsi, that if one can read and write Urdu he also can read and write Arabic and Farsi. Beside from reading and writing Urdu spoken language is very different from Arabic and Persian. You can learn frequently used Urdu phrases with pronunciation from this book. This Book contains four chapters including, greetings and common conversation, bazar conversation, direction conversation, and food conversation. Each translation contain an indication about different types of phrase like: formal, information and genders. Chapter number 1 is about greeting and common conversation, where one can learn greetings with elders, informal greeting, formal conversation and general conversation. Chapter number 2 is all about bazar conversation. You can learn how to ask price, count numbers and bargaining sentences. Bargaining is part of India and Pakistan shopping experience. Never agree on first price try as much possible to lower the price. In chapter number 3 you can learn about travel chat. You can learn directions questions and answers. You can learn traveling with gender specific questions and answers. In chapter number 4 You can learn about food conversation with gender pacific questions. Learn to ask about vegetarian food. Answers can be used from combination from first chapter where answers are defined how to answer with simple “yes” and “no”.