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Punctuation Rules Roman Urdu

The document outlines punctuation rules in Roman Urdu, detailing the use and examples of various punctuation marks including full stops, commas, question marks, and others. Each punctuation mark is described with its name, usage, rules, and examples to illustrate its application. This serves as a comprehensive guide for proper punctuation in Roman Urdu writing.

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Punctuation Rules Roman Urdu

The document outlines punctuation rules in Roman Urdu, detailing the use and examples of various punctuation marks including full stops, commas, question marks, and others. Each punctuation mark is described with its name, usage, rules, and examples to illustrate its application. This serves as a comprehensive guide for proper punctuation in Roman Urdu writing.

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Punctuation Rules in Roman Urdu (Fully Deep)

1. Full Stop ( . )

Naam: Full Stop

Istemaal: Jab sentence complete ho jaye to usay khatam karne ke liye.

Rule: Har declarative sentence (jo koi baat ya info day raha ho) ke end par lagta hai.

Example:

- Main school ja raha hoon.

- Wo cricket khelta hai.

2. Comma ( , )

Naam: Comma

Istemaal: Sentence mein choti choti rukawat dikhane ke liye, list batane ke liye ya clauses separate karne ke

liye.

Rules:

- List banate waqt:

- Mujhe aam, seb, kela aur angoor pasand hain.

- Do clauses ko milane mein:

- Agar baarish hui, to hum nahi jaayenge.

3. Question Mark ( ? )

Naam: Sawal Nishaan

Istemaal: Jab sentence sawali ho.

Rule: Har interrogative sentence ke end mein lagta hai.

Example:

- Kya tum kal ao ge?

- Aaj mausam kaisa hai?

4. Exclamation Mark ( ! )

Naam: Ta'ajub ka Nishaan

Istemaal: Jazbaat (khushi, gussa, hairani) dikhane ke liye.

Rule: Emotional ya strong expressions ke baad use hota hai.


Punctuation Rules in Roman Urdu (Fully Deep)

Example:

- Wah! Kya baat hai!

- Bahar barf gir rahi hai!

5. Colon ( : )

Naam: Colon

Istemaal: Kisi cheez ka explanation ya list dene se pehle.

Rule: Jab kisi point ko expand karna ho ya list deni ho.

Example:

- Tumhein teen cheezein chahiyein: kitaab, pen, aur notebook.

- Usne kaha: "Main kal aaoonga."

6. Semicolon ( ; )

Naam: Semi Colon

Istemaal: Do related sentences ko milane ke liye jab dono independent hoon.

Rule: Jab sentence mukammal ho, magar agla sentence usi se related ho.

Example:

- Mujhe bhook lagi hai; main kuch khanay ja raha hoon.

- Wo thak gaya tha; is liye usne rest kiya.

7. Quotation Marks ( " " ya ' ' )

Naam: Inverted Commas / Quotation Marks

Istemaal: Kisi ka exact dialogue ya lafz quote karne ke liye.

Rule: Jab kisi ka direct jumla likhna ho.

Example:

- Usne kaha, "Main school nahi jaa raha."

- Unho ne kaha, 'Sabar karo.'

8. Apostrophe ( ' )

Naam: Apostrophe

Istemaal: Possession dikhane ke liye ya contracted forms mein.


Punctuation Rules in Roman Urdu (Fully Deep)

Rules:

- Possession: Ali's book (Ali ki kitaab)

- Contractions: It's (It is), don't (do not)

Example:

- That's my brother's car.

- Don't be late.

9. Hyphen ( - )

Naam: Hyphen

Istemaal: Do words ko jorne ke liye jo aik mil kar meaning bana rahe hoon.

Example:

- A well-known author

- A ten-year-old boy

10. Dash ( -- )

Naam: Dash

Istemaal: Emphasis dene ya interruption dikhane ke liye.

Example:

- Wo -- jo kal aaya tha -- mera cousin hai.

- Main yehi keh raha tha -- samjhay?

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