Everyday phrases
Urdu script, Roman Urdu and English, side by side.
For the conversations you want to be part of.
Learn everyday Urdu, one little gup shup at a time.
Small steps. Useful words. More “I know what that means.”
Urdu script, Roman Urdu and English, side by side.
What does this mean?
شکریہTry tapping an answer.
Check what you remember, then give it another go.
Find the pairs
Tap an Urdu phrase, then its meaning.
Match each Urdu phrase with its meaning.
Illustrative app and lesson previews.
Maybe you grew up hearing Urdu. Maybe someone you love speaks it. Or maybe you’re just curious. There’s room for you here.
A simple start to learning Urdu, built around little moments of understanding.
Meet a few phrases, learn their meanings and put them into practice.
Start with a familiar alphabet while getting to know how Urdu looks.
Go from Urdu to English, then try remembering the Urdu yourself.
Finish a lesson by matching the phrases you’ve just learned.
Notes on finding your words and getting started.
You follow the conversation. Then someone asks you a question, and the words disappear.
Read the postYes. You can start learning words before you’re comfortable reading the script.
Read the postStart with a few minutes and one phrase you might use today.
Read the postGupShup is an Urdu learning app in development. It brings short phrase lessons, quizzes and matching together for beginners and people reconnecting with the language.
No. The beginner course is being made for people starting from scratch as well as learners who have heard Urdu at home. Roman Urdu and English sit alongside the Urdu script.
GupShup is still in development and isn’t available on the App Store yet. We’re starting with iPhone. There’s no confirmed launch date.
The first version is planned to be free. We’re focusing on a useful, reliable learning experience first.
Our current focus is iPhone. We haven’t set an Android release date.
The current development app uses an internet connection to load published lessons and save learning progress. Offline learning isn’t part of the first version.
We’re getting GupShup ready for iPhone.
For now, have a look around.
In development