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Jul 7, 2026 2 min

Urdu Breakfast Items Review

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Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 155 of Learn Urdu with Fexingo as they review common breakfast items in Urdu: bread (روٹی), egg (انڈا), and butter (مکھن). Practice asking for these items using phrases like 'مجھے روٹی چاہیے' and 'کیا آپ کو انڈا چاہیے؟'. Perfect for building your food vocabulary and ordering breakfast with confidence. Subscribe for more bite-sized Urdu lessons! #LearnUrdu #UrduLanguage #LanguageLearning #UrduBreakfast #UrduFood #Fexingo #UrduVocabulary #UrduForBeginners #BreakfastItems #UrduPhrases Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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