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آپ

English: You (formal and/or plural)


Transliteration: Aap

میں

English: I


Transliteration: Main

ہم

English: We


Transliteration: Hum

وہ

English: He/She/It


Transliteration: Wo

یہ

English: This


Transliteration: Ye

تم

English: You (informal)


Transliteration: Tum

تو

English: You (most familiar)


Transliteration: Tu