Language/Sindhi/Vocabulary/At-Work
Introduction
In this lesson, you will learn Sindhi vocabulary related to work, professions, and office items. Learning these words will help you communicate more effectively in a work setting and broaden your knowledge of Sindhi culture. Sindhi is spoken by millions of people across Pakistan and India, and is an important language for business and commerce in the region.
Professions
In Sindhi, there are different words to describe a person's profession depending on whether they are male or female. Here are some common professions and their equivalent words for men and women:
| Sindhi | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| مهندس | muhandaas | Engineer |
| دوکاندار | dukandar | Shopkeeper |
| معلم (male) | ma'alim | Teacher (male) |
| معلمہ (female) | ma'alimah | Teacher (female) |
| معالج (male) | ma'alaj | Doctor (male) |
| معالجہ (female) | ma'alajah | Doctor (female) |
Office Items
Here are some commonly used office items in Sindhi with their respective translations:
- دوتري - Computer
- مڪتب جي فرشتو - Office chair
- فولڊر - Folder
- پنچرائي - Stapler
- ڪتاب - Book
- روشنيءَ جي پيٽل - Light bulb
- ڊيٽا اينٽري پيٽل - Keyboard
Workplace Phrases
Here are some useful phrases to use in a work setting:
- ڀلي ڪجھ کهڙا ڪي ويو؟ - Can you pass me something?
- منهنجي ڊاڪٽر پيجي جي ھيٺي ٻاهر ٿيا؟ - Has my doctor arrived yet?
- ڪائين شوگروم ڏا نڪو؟ - Where is the conference room?
- منهنجي آئي سيٽ باريھ چهري هين ٿي. - My computer screen is frozen.
- رٺي چاهيءَ. - I need a break.
- منهنجي دستاويزن کي کون سمجه ٿيءَ؟ - Who can translate my documents?
Conclusion
Congratulations on completing this lesson on Sindhi vocabulary related to work, professions, and office items. Practice these words and phrases in your daily life to improve your Sindhi language skills and enhance your ability to communicate in a professional setting. Keep going with the "Complete 0 to A1 Sindhi Course" to reach a higher level of proficiency in Sindhi!