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Cleaning related vocabulary:
صفائی سے متعلق الفاظ:

1. Dish towels
برتن صاف کرنے کے تولیے

2. Iron
استری

3. Ironing board
استری تختہ

4. Scrub brush
رگڑ کر صاف کرنے کا برش

5. Cloth
کپڑا

6. Sponge
اسفنج

7. Laundry soap/ Laundry detergent
کپڑا دھونے کا صابن/میل کاٹ

8. Bleach
بلیچ

9. Liquid soap
سیال صابن

10. Rubber gloves
ربر کے دستانے

11. Trash can
کچرا دان

12. Broom and dustpan
جھاڑو اور کوڑا اٹھانے والا

13. Mop
پوچھا

14. Squeegee mop
فرش صاف کرنے کا پوچھا

15. Hose
لمبے موزے

16. Bucket
بالٹی

17. Laundry basket
گندہ کپڑا رکھنے کی ٹوکری

This photo was taken in Damascus in 1899. The dwarf is Samir. He is a Christian and cannot walk. The one who carries him on his back is Muhammad. He is a Muslim and he is blind. Mohamed relies on Samir to tell him where to go, and Samir uses his friend's back to navigate the city streets. They were both orphans and lived in the same room. Samir was a hakawati, he had the gift of narration and told stories of a thousand and one nights to the customers of a cafe in Damascus, Mohamed sold bolbolas in front of the same cafe and liked to listen to his friend's stories. One day, when he retired to his room, Muhammad found his companion dead. He wept and mourned his friend for seven days straight. When asked how they got along so well, being of different religions, he said only this:
"Here we were the same",

pointing with his hand to his heart.

The heart of the matter is that it's a matter of heart

_Muhammad Ali

نیند کے متعلق انگلش فقرات

فیس بک پر مفت انگلش سیکھنے کے لیے ہمارا فیس بک پیج لائک کریں

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