مگر

مگر

"مگر" means "but" or "however" in English.

Here, 'مگر' is used as a conjunction to indicate contrast between the actions.

میں نے اس سے بات کی مگر وہ ناراض تھا۔

I talked to him, but he was upset.

In this sentence, 'مگر' is used to connect clauses within a complex sentence, introducing an opposing action.

ہم جیت گئے، مگر ہمیں محنت کرنی پڑی۔

We won, but we had to work hard.

Here, 'مگر' introduces a contrasting idea, often found in evaluations or observations.

مجھے یہ کتاب بہت اچھی لگتی ہے، مگر قیمت زیادہ ہے۔

I really like this book, but its price is high.