100 Punjabi Words | Learn Punjabi Words | Learn English to Punjabi

This video is a compilation of over 100 Punjabi words. The words are taught from English to Punjabi but transliterations have been used for ease of pronunciation.
This video can specifically be beneficial to viewers who are looking for videos to listen into for pronunciation practice on a daily basis.
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[@jakanjakan7490]

Good 👍

[@Lion-vw6dz]

this helps a lot

[@navrup]

No worries!🙏🏼

[@risingimis9623]

❤ happy learning here

[@navrup]

So glad to hear that!! 🙏🏼

[@jordanlee1243]

Alway love learning new punjabi words

[@GK-qc5ry]

Thanks for these. Am I right in thinking that whether the word is masculine if it ends in aa and feminine if it ends in ee?

[@navrup]

No problem! Yes, so most nouns that end in ‘aa’ are masculine and most nouns that end in ‘ee’ are feminine. But this isn’t the case with all words, such as ‘ghar (home)’ is a masculine word and ‘gaajer (carrot) is a feminine word. Such words are picked up as you further learn the language.

[@GK-qc5ry]

@@navrup Thank you 🙂

[@RajanMehra-g9u]

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[@TalwinderDhillonTravels]

Using your videos to teach my wife Punjabi and my mom, English. Two birds with one stone.
Thanks a lot 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Some feedback:
Videos could use better grouping and titles by topics.
Speed could be little slower

[@navrup]

No problem!
Thank you for the feedback, I will try my best to incorporate into future videos!🙏🏼

[@FirstNameSecondName-km5tb]

For child, what’s the difference between buch-aa and nay-aa-naa? 🤔

[@navrup]

So both of those words mean a child, buchaa can be specifically used for a baby. And nayaanaa can be used specifically for a small child.
But they can both be used interchangeably, it’s just personal preference. Hope that helps.

[@FirstNameSecondName-km5tb]

Thank you so much!!

[@gurjit999]

Panjab❤

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MAKE IT EASIER PLZ I CANT UNDERSTAND HOW TO WRITE THEM

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[@robyngregson3622]

Hi what is 100 in punjabi

[@navrup]

100 is 'sau'!

[@rajamaqsood6509]

Tussi sare words punjabi de nahi bole kuch lafz urdu de vee tussi bole ne jo k Punjabi de nahi

[@navrup]

Thanks for the input. Yes, many words are spoken similarly in Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu. However, these are written using different scripts (Gurmukhi, Devanagari, and Shahmukhi)

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Much appreciated

[@navrup]

No problem

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