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Why did the Urdu-speaking couple go to therapy? They needed someone to help them decode their love language!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking boyfriend bring a pen to the date? He wanted to 'write' their love story!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking boyfriend become a chef? He wanted to spice up their love life!
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Why did the boyfriend take a ladder to his girlfriend's house in Urdu? Because he wanted to take their relationship to the next level!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking boyfriend bring a broom to the date? He wanted to sweep her off her feet!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking couple go to the gym together? They wanted to work on their 'relationship weights'!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking boyfriend start a garden? He wanted to grow their love from the ground up!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking boyfriend start a bakery? He wanted to make sure their relationship always had a 'sweet' ending!
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Why did the Urdu-speaking boyfriend bring a ladder to the date? Because he heard relationships should have 'high' expectations!
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My boyfriend's Urdu lessons are turning our arguments into international debates. Now when we fight, he pulls out phrases like 'Mujhe gusse mein mat dekho.' Translation: 'Don't look at me when I'm angry.' Well, maybe just stop leaving your socks on the floor, and we won't have a problem!
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My boyfriend learned Urdu to spice up our relationship. Now, instead of whispering sweet nothings, he's whispering random Urdu words he learned online. Honestly, it sounds more like a secret spy code than romance.
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So my boyfriend decided to learn Urdu, and now he's walking around the house saying sweet things like, 'Baby, you're my 'jaan'.' I'm like, 'Dude, I just asked if you took out the trash.'
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My boyfriend is attempting to impress my parents with his newfound Urdu skills. Last night at dinner, he tried to compliment my mom's cooking by saying, 'Yeh khana toh lajawab hai.' Mom was flattered until she realized he was reading the menu from the local Indian restaurant.
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My boyfriend thinks he's become a linguistic Casanova because he can say 'I love you' in Urdu. I told him, 'It's adorable, but I'd be more impressed if you could say, 'Let's order pizza' in any language.'
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I caught my boyfriend using Google Translate to impress me with some Urdu poetry. Turns out, 'Ishq' doesn't mean 'eternal love'; it means 'I forgot to do the dishes.'
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My boyfriend started learning Urdu to surprise me. Now, instead of saying 'good morning,' he says, 'Subah bakhair.' It's cute until you realize he's just trying to sound fancy before asking for coffee.
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I thought it was sweet when my boyfriend said he wanted to learn Urdu for me. Little did I know, he's now the only person who argues in a language I don't understand. It's like having a fight with a subtitled movie – I have to keep pausing and asking for translations.
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My boyfriend thinks learning Urdu will make him irresistible. I appreciate the effort, but when he tries to be all romantic, it sounds more like he's ordering from an exotic restaurant menu. 'Darling, you're my biryani of love.' Thanks, but I prefer pizza.
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My boyfriend's Urdu lessons are turning our relationship into a Bollywood movie. Now, instead of a simple 'I love you,' he's serenading me with elaborate expressions of affection. I just want to remind him we're not filming a romantic drama; we're just trying to figure out what to watch on Netflix.
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