Number 1: Morning breakfast is available.
Description: Breakfast is eaten only in the morning. There is no such thing as night breakfast or afternoon breakfast, so the only correct phrase is: "Breakfast is available."
Number 2: False accusations.
Description: Have you ever heard of true accusations?? No?? So the correct word is simply "accusations", not false accusations.
Proverbs (Zarb-ul-Misal):
Number 1: Man falls upon man (Aadmi aadmi par girta hai).
Meaning: Immense crowd, rush, or gathering.
Usage: Don't even ask about the inner city, where man falls upon man. One feels anxious in such places, etc.
Number 2: Starting to stick feet out of the belly (Pet se paon nikalne lage hain).
Meaning: Engaging in wrong, unworthy, or mischievous behaviors.
Usage: Look over there at Miyan Zahoor's son; his height hasn't even grown yet, and he has started sticking his feet out of his belly, etc.
Vocabulary (Zakhira-e-Alfaz):
Number 1: Tajahul-e-Arifana (تَجَاہلِ عَارِفَانہ)
Meaning: Pretending to be ignorant or unaware deliberately.
Usage: Nafeesi Sahib is a very courageous and experienced man, yet he is practicing deliberate ignorance regarding his son's matter.
Number 2: Rafeeu-ul-Martabat (رَفِیعُ الْمَرتَبَت)
Meaning: A person of high status, exalted rank, or great dignity.
Usage: Due to his knowledge, deeds, and humility, Sufi Sahib is a highly exalted personality.
