Tere Qatil Zinda Hain
Urdu Hum Sharminda Hain
Urdu Hum Sharminda Hain
The statement "تیرے قاتل زندہ ہیں، اردو! ہم شرمندہ ہیں"
translates to "Your killer is alive, Urdu! We are ashamed" in
English.
This statement appears to be
expressing a sense of remorse or shame in Urdu. The first part, "تیرے قاتل زندہ ہیں" (Your killer is
alive), suggests that someone's murderer or assailant is still alive, possibly
implying a feeling of frustration or injustice. The second part, "اردو! ہم شرمندہ ہیں" (Urdu! We are
ashamed), conveys a sense of embarrassment or shame related to the situation.
Please keep in mind that this
translation is based on the individual words and their general meanings.
Without further context or information about the specific situation, it's
challenging to provide a more nuanced interpretation.
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