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This educational clip from Student Stars Academy features a simple lesson on basic Urdu phrases. The screen displays the question 'چائے تیار ہے؟' (Is tea ready?), followed by the answer 'میرا خیال ہے' (I think so). The English translations 'Tea is ready.' and 'I think so.' appear sequentially to aid learning. The video concludes with a 'LIKE & FOLLOW' call to action, encouraging engagement.

This educational graphic displays essential English vocabulary for common drinks like Tea, Coffee, Juice, Wine, Beer, and Alcohol. Each word is presented alongside its Urdu script equivalent and phonetic spelling, making it easy to learn pronunciation and meaning.

Watch this quick and effective educational flashcard video by English.With.Jia to learn the names of common body parts in both English and Urdu. Perfect for language learners! The screen displays words like 'Hand,' 'Nose,' 'Mouth,' 'Leg,' 'Allergy,' and 'Disease' alongside their Urdu transliterations (Hath, Naak, Munh, Taang, Allergy, Bimari). This visual aid is ideal for beginners looking to expand their vocabulary.

Watch this quick lesson from 'English.With.Jia' to learn common English vocabulary like 'Fever,' 'Ticket,' and 'Bus,' complete with their Urdu translations ('Bukhar,' 'Tiket,' 'Bus'). A perfect resource for anyone learning basic English or teaching Urdu speakers.

Watch this educational video to master the past tense forms of common English verbs like 'flatter', 'discuss', and 'drown'. Each verb is clearly presented with its base form, past tense, and Urdu translation for easy learning. This lesson from 'English With Jia' is perfect for anyone looking to improve their English grammar and vocabulary.

Watch this quick lesson where Jia teaches you common English phrases for expressing anger, like 'I lose my mind in anger' and 'Why are you getting mad at me?'. Each sentence is clearly displayed with its Urdu translation, perfect for daily conversation practice.

Watch this fast-paced educational clip from 'English.With.Jia' where key English verbs like 'Educate', 'Employ', 'Enable', 'Engage', 'Rescue', and 'Roar' are presented in their base and past tense forms, accompanied by their Urdu translations. This visual flashcard style presentation is perfect for quick learning and retention.

This educational clip from 'English.With.Jia' teaches four common English expressions—'Watch your mouth!', 'Who says!', 'I won't spare you!', and 'What the heck!'—with their Urdu equivalents. Perfect for language learners aiming to expand their conversational vocabulary.

Watch this quick lesson by Jia to master the past simple tense of common irregular verbs like 'flatter,' 'discuss,' 'dive,' 'drag,' 'drown,' and 'earn.' Each verb is shown in its base form, past tense, and Urdu translation, making it easy to learn and remember.

This educational graphic from @English.with.Jia teaches kids simple English phrases for everyday tasks like folding laundry and tying shoelaces. Each phrase is presented bilingually in English and Urdu, making it a perfect tool for parents and educators teaching basic conversational skills.

This educational content features common daily-use English sentences paired with their Urdu translations. It covers phrases like 'Why don't you let me study?' and 'What are you attending to?'. Presented clearly for language learners, it's part of the 'English.With.Jia' series.

This educational clip presents common daily-use English sentences alongside their Urdu translations. It features phrases like 'Close the book,' 'How stinky your socks are,' and 'Where is my pen?' This format is ideal for language learners seeking quick vocabulary building.

This educational video from 'English.With.Jia' teaches essential English vocabulary for body parts and health conditions like allergies and diseases. Each word is clearly displayed with its Urdu translation, making it easy to learn. Perfect for students and language learners looking to expand their practical English skills.

This educational clip from 'English.With.Jia' teaches practical English sentences using daily uses. Each sentence is presented with its Urdu translation, focusing on common expressions like 'I wish my car would start.' The format is ideal for learners looking to expand their vocabulary and improve conversational skills.

Watch this quick lesson from 'English With Jia' to learn essential English words and their Urdu translations. This visual guide covers common vocabulary like 'Stop', 'Weird', 'Obvious', 'Cheap', 'Hope', and 'Water'. Perfect for beginners looking to expand their basic English and Urdu language skills.

This educational video from 'English.With.Jia' displays common English phrases alongside their Urdu translations. The sentences cover everyday topics like health ('Are you feeling sleepy?'), family ('What does your father do?'), and self-improvement ('Give up laziness.'). It's a quick and effective way to learn practical English vocabulary.

This educational video features a series of common English phrases presented alongside their Urdu translations. The text includes sentences like 'Don't jeer at me,' 'I'm coming from Lahore,' and 'You left me for nothing.' The presentation style is simple and direct, focusing on language learning.

Watch this fast-paced educational clip by Jia to learn essential food items like 'Chicken,' 'Soup,' and 'Sandwich' in both English and Urdu. The clear, grid-based format makes it easy to study and memorize common vocabulary for beginners. Perfect for anyone looking to expand their language skills quickly.

This educational graphic displays the English names for common beverages like Tea, Coffee, and Alcohol, alongside their phonetic pronunciations and Urdu script translations. Created by Jia, it's a visual aid for language learners.

Watch this quick lesson where Jia teaches you common English vocabulary alongside their correct Urdu pronunciations and spellings. Perfect for beginners learning basic English-Urdu translation.

This educational video features a series of common English phrases paired with their Urdu translations and pronunciations. It's designed for language learners looking to improve their conversational skills. The content includes sentences like 'What would you like to have?' and 'Room is clean and well-ventilated.' The creator, Jia, presents the material clearly for easy understanding.

This educational video from 'English.With.Jia' teaches practical English phrases for everyday use. Each sentence is presented clearly with its Urdu translation, helping learners build vocabulary and comprehension skills. The content focuses on common expressions like 'I shall be with you within an hour,' 'All right, anything else to say?,' 'That is what I want to emphasize?,' and 'Bring a Pepsi for me.' This format is ideal for anyone looking to improve their conversational English through simple, real-life examples.

This educational graphic presents four essential daily-use English sentences alongside their accurate Urdu translations. Each phrase, such as 'I really mean it' and 'Please do not make fun of me,' is clearly displayed to help learners build vocabulary and improve conversational skills. Created by EnglishWith.Jia.

This educational graphic from 'ghinta English With.Jia' teaches viewers the names of daily Islamic prayers in both English and Urdu script. It clearly displays the five obligatory prayers—Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha—alongside their corresponding days of the week, such as 'Jum'at' for Friday. The visual is designed for language learners and those seeking to understand religious terminology.

This educational video by @English.With.Jia teaches common body parts in English, including 'Buttock,' 'Elbow,' 'Face,' and 'Leg.' Each term is clearly displayed alongside its Urdu translation. The video is designed to help learners build their vocabulary through simple, visual flashcards.

Watch this quick lesson where Jia teaches you how to pronounce common English verbs like 'No,' 'Come,' 'Laugh,' 'Make,' 'Want,' and 'Take' using their Urdu transliterations ('Nae,' 'Aana,' 'Hansna,' etc.). This visual guide helps bridge language gaps for Urdu speakers learning English pronunciation.

This educational video from @English.With.Jia teaches you the names of common body parts in both English and Urdu. It's a simple, visual guide perfect for beginners learning basic vocabulary.

This educational video from 'English With Jia' teaches the names of common body parts in both English and Urdu. It clearly displays words like 'Moustache,' 'Cheek,' 'Ankle,' and 'Stomach' alongside their Urdu translations, making it a perfect resource for language learners.