Birds names in English and Urdu
These are the 12 birds in KidSpin’s Birds cards, with the same Urdu names and facts the app shows. Read a row together, say the name in both languages, then ask your child which bird they have seen.
| English | Urdu | One fact for kids |
|---|---|---|
| Parrot | طوطا | A parrot can copy what you say. |
| Sparrow | چڑیا | A sparrow is a small chirpy bird. |
| Eagle | عقاب | An eagle flies high and has sharp eyes. |
| Owl | Owl (kept in English in KidSpin) | An owl stays awake at night. |
| Peacock | مور | A peacock has bright shiny feathers. |
| Pigeon | کبوتر | Pigeons live in cities and parks. |
| Penguin | پینگوئن | Most penguins live where it is very cold. They swim but cannot fly. |
| Flamingo | فلیمنگو | A flamingo is pink and stands on one leg. |
| Swan | ہنس | A swan is white and swims on water. |
| Duck | بطخ | A duck swims and says quack quack. |
| Chicken | مرغی | A chicken lays eggs. |
| Rooster | مرغا | A rooster crows in the morning. |
How the Birds topic works in KidSpin
Open Birds from the learning topics. Each card shows a colourful picture, the bird’s name and a one-line fact; the EN/اردو switch flips the same card between English and Urdu, and the phone’s text-to-speech voice reads it aloud. Buttons under each card open a matching game, a song and a story. Birds is free and also appears in Today’s Path as the “fun topic” on some days.
A five-minute bird-spotting game
- Pick three birds. Pigeons and sparrows are easy to find outside many homes.
- Look at the cards first. Say the English and Urdu names, and read the fact together.
- Go and look. At a window, balcony or park, count how many of each bird you can see.
- Draw one. Back inside, draw the bird your child liked most and label it in both languages.
For more English and Urdu words, try body parts names or counting 1 to 50 with Urdu ginti.
Questions parents ask
Is the Birds topic free?
Yes. Birds is one of KidSpin’s free topics, along with animals, dinosaurs, colours and shapes. No purchase is needed.
How many birds are in the app?
Twelve: parrot, sparrow, eagle, owl, peacock, pigeon, penguin, flamingo, swan, duck, chicken and rooster.
Are the Urdu names read aloud?
Yes, by your phone’s Urdu text-to-speech voice when one is installed. Voice quality depends on the phone; it is not a recorded human voice.
Why is the owl in English?
KidSpin keeps “owl” in English in its Urdu content on purpose. You can teach the Urdu word yourself if your family uses it.
Try a short activity together
KidSpin is free to install, with no ads or login. The optional Bonus Pack adds other topics; see free and paid content. Lessons are bundled. Offline speech needs an installed offline voice for the selected language.