Anyone who learns Panjabi earns my respect. It’s cool when people appreciate the Panjabi language, it’s beautiful with a rich history and it’s still considered a new language.
@@mr.himalayan6258 It is still used by Hindi-Urdu speaking Punjabis. You will not find any person from villages saying 'ladkiya'. Pure Punjabi word is 'kudi'. ਠੇਠ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਵਿੱਚ ਲੜਕੀ ਨਹੀਂ, ਕੁੜੀ ਹੁੰਦਾ। ٹھیٹھ پنجابی وچّ لڑکی نہیں، کڑی ہندا.
@@leviathandiabolo6296 I know because I speak Punjabi ( Indian ). I know that Common people use lardkia less, but when you will read literature, books which is purest form of Punjabi then this work came a lot of times
I'm an Indian-American who's also a mother tongues are both English & Hindi and I'm learning Punjabi too since late 2018! great effort ...you are putting in a real concerted effort more than myself ...I need to follow your lead and really identify key differences in vocabulary like you are ....!!! congratulations and keep up the great work!
I am dating a man from Pakistan and he speaks so many languages. I'm on a journey to learn Punjabi, it's such a beautiful language and I love the music.
Great progress. Just a quick note to mention that Punjabi is also spoken in Pakistan where the dialect is just a bit different. In fact Punjab in Pakistan is larger than Punjab in India and there are more Punjabi speakers in Pakistan than in India. India has so many languages and only a small minority speak Punjabi there.
@Taj Sidhu That's not entirely true since Pakistani Punjabi script is actually just modified Persian script and Persian script is used in many languages including Sindhi, Urdu, Dari etc. For example when we write in Punjabi, we just use that script. called Shamukhi / Shahname. That's how we read Baba Farid or Bulleh Shah. It was originally written in this script and Pakistani Punjabi people use it all the time if they are educated. It is some of the uneducated people in Pakistani Punjab who don't know their own history and language or think other languages like English or Hindi / Urdu are somehow better than their own history, culture and language. There are lot of educated Punjabi people in Pakistan who also keep our language alive.
It depends on the area, in the majha area of India Punjab we speak majhi which is Lahori Punjabi, in Amristar the Punjabi is Almsot same as Lahore. Also, those who’s grandparents were raised in Lahore and migrated spoke Lahori Punjabi in the house that spread to the family, so it depends!
@@kanwarjakhar2251 My tutor says I'm farther than most beginners because I put in so much effort learning the Akhars. I have memorized many nouns, pronouns and just starting verb conjugation. It is not easy, so much to learn like any other language, but I see my progress and I am going to keep going. Thanks for asking!!
I’m indian learning punjabi for my family and you’re an inspiration for me. I know the basics already but you learned from scratch and you’re speaking skills are impressive!
On an average an Indian can speak 3-4 languages. I know 6. Learning languages helps in understanding the local culture better which makes u appreciate the people.
Awesome video !!! Please share more ... I am just getting starting with learning Punjabi ... Many Indians in my area with businesses everywhere. I hope to learn how to say some words and phrases, and perhaps even find somebody to help me in person with learning more Punjabi .....
All of my family can speak Punjabi whenever they want, I don’t know as much, I only know the basics, I can never speak a sentence in the language, idk why I was never born from it, I just grew up speaking English I feel disappointed that I can’t speak it and now I feel like a disappointment to my family cause eventually I can never carry on the language for generations
I think it would beneficial to talk to your parents or family members about getting lessons. From my own experience, it’s very sad when you can’t speak your parent’s language well and you feel a huge disconnect from your culture. I also don’t do well without any form of reading or writing which makes speaking more difficult than it should be. I feel like that could be the case for you too. I bet they’d be very supportive of you wanting to learn more!
@@santbhindranwalejidefanche8767 Very true. Same issue as the OP, 4th generation immigrant, my parents speak it, broken, but spoke to me in English, started taking online classes with a tutor who's based in Punjab.
and ! more thing they have annasis pineapple i love annanas in my kursi chair those two words are the same as in my heritage language even though we learned arabic english the same before the (( was built for the 99 freewayto thwe 405 bakersfield to los angeles was made >> some same words thanks again
Lots of love from india. So hapoy to see that you are so interested in learning a new language. Punjabi language culture food . Invite you to punjab India.
Hi Sarah, I am Australian and my fiance is Indian- Canadian. We are getting married in Canada in 1 month! Thank you for the video and telling us about P reply, I have been getting lessons for 1 month now thanks to you!!. What is the name of your teacher? He sounds great! ❤
I'm impressed. You've done a great job in learning Punjabi. It's really to see someone progressing. By the way, if you need any help in learning Punjabi. You can ask me.
you sound wonderful shukria im jordanianamerican> i speech arabic fluent english fluent spanish 67percent love punjabitas that i speach 45percent and lakapachae littalianno! well again you do very great you sound wonderful i love how you sound when speeeching it> thanks for your video> good stuff
Hope you are still learning Punjabi. I would kill to befriend a White, Asian, Black or South Indian who can understand Punjabi. 😂. And would love to learn their Mother Languahe too. Love From Vancouver Parjayi!
Great job! Maybe watch some Punjabi movies to improve your accent and touch up a few things like commonly the word "aseen" is said without the letter n for example, (btw im only sure how to speak and write punjabi in the actual language not in english so this may be incorrect spelling) asee(n) cumun chal they a. ¬ we are going for a trip. Have fun learning!
Also yes i do completely under the proper Punjabi language “what are you doing “ Sang “ “tu kia Kirin-peo” Punjabi tusi ke kura e ho” Yeah it’s kinda similar :)
I’m Punjabi, and you pronounced it correct! But I think you should speak A little low, because this language like all others is built up on tones, again, your pronunciation is absolutely perfect for a English speaker! But I think you should talk to your tutor about the tones and ask him to watch you continuously repeat the words or sentences he’s/she’s teaching you, overall your doing amazing just talk about these few things with them.
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Anyone who learns Panjabi earns my respect. It’s cool when people appreciate the Panjabi language, it’s beautiful with a rich history and it’s still considered a new language.
Punjabi
@@IHateStroads no
Says the one who cant even spell Punjabi
@@IHateStroads no both are not correct, its Punjabi bro
@@IHateStroads i am punjabi and we spell it punjabi
great effort . girl in punjabi is kuri . ladki is a hindi word. but you learned a lot .
Ladki is hindi, but lardkia is a lot used in Punjabi
@@mr.himalayan6258 It is still used by Hindi-Urdu speaking Punjabis. You will not find any person from villages saying 'ladkiya'. Pure Punjabi word is 'kudi'.
ਠੇਠ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਵਿੱਚ ਲੜਕੀ ਨਹੀਂ, ਕੁੜੀ ਹੁੰਦਾ।
ٹھیٹھ پنجابی وچّ لڑکی نہیں، کڑی ہندا.
@@leviathandiabolo6296 I know because I speak Punjabi ( Indian ). I know that Common people use lardkia less, but when you will read literature, books which is purest form of Punjabi then this work came a lot of times
Urdu is similar to Hindi same with Punjabi it’s just more efficient
Bro ladki is also a punjabi word . If you know it's
Amazing! Always so nice to see people wanting to learn Punjabi. Makes me so happy when I get students who are from all over the world :)
I'm an Indian-American who's also a mother tongues are both English & Hindi and I'm learning Punjabi too since late 2018! great effort ...you are putting in a real concerted effort more than myself ...I need to follow your lead and really identify key differences in vocabulary like you are ....!!! congratulations and keep up the great work!
You can do it!!! It’s challenging but so rewarding ❤️
I'm dating a guy from Punjab so you're definitely helping me LOL I'm trying to pick up the language as fast as I can
I am dating a man from Pakistan and he speaks so many languages. I'm on a journey to learn Punjabi, it's such a beautiful language and I love the music.
This video really helped! Thank you so much for it keep it up!! I am learning punjabi to be able to speak to my boyfriends family
I started leaning Punjabi and your video gave me a great start. I really appreciate your efforts to summarize basic words.
Thank you - I’m Punjabi British and this has really helped me brush up on my language skills
I love to see other westerners learning Punjabi. Keep up the great effort!
This is awesome! Really cool that you’re learning how to speak. Learning a language is extremely hard. Just followed your Tik Tok too. Full watch :)
Thanks Caleb! Followed you back :)
I am punjabi and proud of you that you learning punjabi👍🏻👍🏻
Great progress. Just a quick note to mention that Punjabi is also spoken in Pakistan where the dialect is just a bit different. In fact Punjab in Pakistan is larger than Punjab in India and there are more Punjabi speakers in Pakistan than in India. India has so many languages and only a small minority speak Punjabi there.
How interesting! Thank you for the information.
@Taj Sidhu That's not entirely true since Pakistani Punjabi script is actually just modified Persian script and Persian script is used in many languages including Sindhi, Urdu, Dari etc. For example when we write in Punjabi, we just use that script. called Shamukhi / Shahname. That's how we read Baba Farid or Bulleh Shah. It was originally written in this script and Pakistani Punjabi people use it all the time if they are educated. It is some of the uneducated people in Pakistani Punjab who don't know their own history and language or think other languages like English or Hindi / Urdu are somehow better than their own history, culture and language. There are lot of educated Punjabi people in Pakistan who also keep our language alive.
@@htastemaster7188 I agree with you 100%. I am from Charrhda Punjab myself but I teach Shahmukhi Punjabi on my channel helping it spread.
It depends on the area, in the majha area of India Punjab we speak majhi which is Lahori Punjabi, in Amristar the Punjabi is Almsot same as Lahore. Also, those who’s grandparents were raised in Lahore and migrated spoke Lahori Punjabi in the house that spread to the family, so it depends!
This gives me lots of encouragement!! I'm a beginner . Thanks so much.
Yes keep going!!
how is your progress after 3 months ?
@@kanwarjakhar2251 My tutor says I'm farther than most beginners because I put in so much effort learning the Akhars. I have memorized many nouns, pronouns and just starting verb conjugation. It is not easy, so much to learn like any other language, but I see my progress and I am going to keep going. Thanks for asking!!
@@roxannekosarek1777 that’s great to know. If you ever need a conversation practice partner feel free to hit me up. I’m a native speaker
@@kanwarjakhar2251 Good to know!! I'll keep in mind. are you in US?
I’m indian learning punjabi for my family and you’re an inspiration for me. I know the basics already but you learned from scratch and you’re speaking skills are impressive!
where did 6 go while doing punjabi counting?
Thank you for the inspiration! Just started learning Punjabi with Pimsleur. I didn't know about p-reply, looks like fun, will check it out. Cheers!
I think they changed their name to PrePlay, there's also iTalki, Good luck with your learning!
I’m Australian born and my husband is also from punjab, it’s a tricky language to learn, it’s taken me 2 1/2 years to master it :)
Is he Sikh also?
Sikh yes. I'm going on 1 year. Hope to be where you're at in 2.5 years!!
Great effort Sarah !
On an average an Indian can speak 3-4 languages. I know 6.
Learning languages helps in understanding the local culture better which makes u appreciate the people.
Woww
I can only speak Punjabi, my Hindi is very bad
Good for you
ਸਤਿ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ ਜੀ 🙏 ਤੁਹਾਨੂੰ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਬਹੁਤ ਚੰਗੀ ਤਰਾਹ ਔਉਂਦੀ ਹੈ 🙏
Can you please tell me which app do you use for learning Punjabi please 🥺🥺.
I would really like to know what tutor or site you used? I lost the video where u were saying before
Where do u learn Punjabi? I have to learn the language if u are able to help me.
Awesome video !!! Please share more ... I am just getting starting with learning Punjabi ... Many Indians in my area with businesses everywhere. I hope to learn how to say some words and phrases, and perhaps even find somebody to help me in person with learning more Punjabi .....
Watched the whole video! It's lovely!
I'm also leaning punjabi ❤️
All of my family can speak Punjabi whenever they want, I don’t know as much, I only know the basics, I can never speak a sentence in the language, idk why I was never born from it, I just grew up speaking English
I feel disappointed that I can’t speak it and now I feel like a disappointment to my family cause eventually I can never carry on the language for generations
There's always time to learn it if you really wanted to
I think it would beneficial to talk to your parents or family members about getting lessons. From my own experience, it’s very sad when you can’t speak your parent’s language well and you feel a huge disconnect from your culture. I also don’t do well without any form of reading or writing which makes speaking more difficult than it should be. I feel like that could be the case for you too. I bet they’d be very supportive of you wanting to learn more!
@@santbhindranwalejidefanche8767 Very true. Same issue as the OP, 4th generation immigrant, my parents speak it, broken, but spoke to me in English, started taking online classes with a tutor who's based in Punjab.
May I ask who was your tutor on P reply? Are they still tutoring?
this is so awesome!
Beautiful Punjabi spoke..😍
Im going to marry next month to my punjabi fiancé and I want to learn punajbi . I'm going to use this app
Great job 👍👌
Awesome! Would love to see a progress update
Who was your tutor? I’ve been learning myself for soo long, but I keep failing. I need a tutor!
Thank u for sharing - wish u the very best
awesome
and ! more thing they have annasis pineapple i love annanas in my kursi chair those two words are the same as in my heritage language even though we learned arabic english the same before the (( was built for the 99 freewayto thwe 405 bakersfield to los angeles was made >> some same words thanks again
Hey being Punjabi girl you won my heart girl in Punjabi is kudi ladki is hindi word but you have learnt better
your counting was so good!
:D it makes me so happy people want to learn us sikhs languages:D
Wonderful to see the effort you are putting in to learn the language!
I speak Punjabi but I speak the slang version not proper my accent is good lol it’s called “east Punjab” East Punjabi :)
This was such a cool video idea!
I think the hardest part of learning the language is saying it correctly she did really good say the word right.
Great crash course in Punjabi Sarah, you did really well, i was quite impressed.😀
It's so nice to learn Punjabi
❤
Come on sarah you speak so perfectly!!!
Thank you so much!!
🇧🇷 I'm a brazilian learning punjabi and I wrote down in my notebook everything you taught hahaha thank you so much for sharing. God bless u
Let me know if you need help. I can read and write both scripts of Punjabi.
Olá, Tudo bem! I'm a Punjabi learning Brazilian Portuguese. :D
Lots of love from india. So hapoy to see that you are so interested in learning a new language. Punjabi language culture food . Invite you to punjab India.
Hi Sarah,
I am Australian and my fiance is Indian- Canadian. We are getting married in Canada in 1 month!
Thank you for the video and telling us about P reply, I have been getting lessons for 1 month now thanks to you!!. What is the name of your teacher? He sounds great! ❤
Perfect ❤️
I really wanna learn Punjabi but I don't know where to learn it for free and I also don't really want to talk to strangers...
ਬਹੁਤ ਖੂਬ👏
You’re amazing!
Learn panjabi it is good language .
More videos please 🙏
Amazing!
Hi how u learning Punjabi?
you are incredible! i want to learn another language so bad
You can contact me at hindi-punjabi.com/private-lessons/
How to learn English please reply to me
Hey there I’m looking for someone to help me learn Punjabi as I have just been married on Sunday last week and my said I need to learn Punjabi
Please do more of these videos, it really helps me with learning Punjabi too ☺️
I'm so glad! Will do :)
I'm impressed. You've done a great job in learning Punjabi. It's really to see someone progressing. By the way, if you need any help in learning Punjabi. You can ask me.
Sirra att 👍😍
you sound wonderful shukria im jordanianamerican> i speech arabic fluent english fluent spanish 67percent love punjabitas that i speach 45percent and lakapachae littalianno! well again you do very great you sound wonderful i love how you sound when speeeching it> thanks for your video> good stuff
Want to learn Punjabi for the girls!
Hope you are still learning Punjabi.
I would kill to befriend a White, Asian, Black or South Indian who can understand Punjabi. 😂. And would love to learn their Mother Languahe too.
Love From Vancouver Parjayi!
Great job! Let me know if you wanna know more I m a Punjabi
dhanwaad!
Great job! Maybe watch some Punjabi movies to improve your accent and touch up a few things like commonly the word "aseen" is said without the letter n for example, (btw im only sure how to speak and write punjabi in the actual language not in english so this may be incorrect spelling)
asee(n) cumun chal they a.
¬
we are going for a trip.
Have fun learning!
I am having a hard time remembering words let alone sentence structures.
Hunny they have over 200 languages in India
G is. Yes
Also yes i do completely under the proper Punjabi language “what are you doing “
Sang “ “tu kia Kirin-peo”
Punjabi tusi ke kura e ho”
Yeah it’s kinda similar :)
I’m punjabi
I'm Punjabi
Omg thank you for telling me about p reply!
No problem!!!
like so much
Super bing Punjabi 👌 ❤ ♥
Excellent 👌👌
💕🍃🌹🍃💕
💕.•°``°•.¸.•°``°•.💕
💕( ਬਹੁਤ ਅੱਛਾ ) 💕
💕`•.¸ 💗 ¸.•` 💕
💕° •.¸¸.•° 💕
So can we expect a punjabi song with vangra 🤣
Bahut vadea Punjabi
I know punjabi very well
😇
Its not only an Indian language but also a Pakistani language
I hope you learn to communicate to speakers... best of luck
Good 👍 I'm also learning punjabi online through a Pakistan 🇵🇰 teacher....
Okay g
Very gooood
similar to french
I will teach you if you don't mind
Actually I am Punjabi
I’m Punjabi, and you pronounced it correct! But I think you should speak A little low, because this language like all others is built up on tones, again, your pronunciation is absolutely perfect for a English speaker! But I think you should talk to your tutor about the tones and ask him to watch you continuously repeat the words or sentences he’s/she’s teaching you, overall your doing amazing just talk about these few things with them.
Shes gorgeous
Tusi vi na 😄
"the hardest thing my brain has ever had to do"
How much have you learned to date?
Nice video, stay connected
U pronounce the a in Punjabi like uh not ah