The names of planets in the Punjabi language from their English counterparts are given in this post. Though, recently, scientists have started counting only eight planets in the solar system, yet, people continue to search for names of all the nine planets in Punjabi. Pluto, the smallest planet of the solar system, is no longer […]
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Lohri is a festival celebrated during mid-winters celebrating the Sun god and also the Winter Solstice. Bonfire, sweets, and the groundnuts are the main features of this festivals–it is observed mainly in Punjab though some other parts of North India too celebrate it. There are two ways in which you can convey the wishes for Lohri
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Punjabi Names of Dry Fruits In this post, we are providing the Punjabi names of dry fruits used commonly in many food items, and also eaten as snacks with a cup of tea and coffee. Almost all of these are usually costly, and are often function as a replacement gift instead of sweets. In modern
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It is very complex, they say, to understand human emotions and feelings completely. How they stem out of our psyche and how they model our personality, are few questions that psychologists and thinkers of the world have ruminated upon for several millennia. These emotions and feelings are indispensable–you will encounter them in your daily life
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Learning the Punjabi language can really make us take kindergarten classes with children. I feel this is the best way of learning any language if you have the time and resources because it helps you in understand the very basics of a language. In this post, I am providing the parts of a bird in
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Learning languages becomes easier if we understand the world around us in that language. For children, this is particularly beneficial because they are anyhow being exposed to newer things on a daily basis. Plants and animals are part of our daily lives, and to understand it is good to lead a better life. In this
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While learning how to say I will miss you in Punjabi, it’s important to notice that literal translation of this sentence may lead to confusion of the contextual meaning. What the person is trying to say is to convey the feeling that he/she will remember the other person repeatedly. One version of its translation might
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Continuing our series of learning to draw or write Devanagari letters from the English alphabet, we are today going to learn the 12th consonant. It is difficult to pronounce and difficult to recognize too while using the transliteration scheme. However, the best way to pick is to look at the dot underneath the ‘T’, and
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We are today discussing one of the most interesting consonant of Devanagari script, used extensively in Sanskrit, Hindi and Marathi languages. Its phonetic transcription used in transliteration is Ṇa and the pronunciation position is 3rd. It is so close to the 4th position or dental Na that while speaking and singing, people hardly pay attention to
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It’s fun if you know how to read and write Devanagari letters because it helps in the study of Yoga, meditation, mantra, and even in travel if you are not from India. People who want to learn Devanagari script, they will find this very useful because only using English letters, we can learn how to
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When trying to learn how to say ‘where are you’ in Punjabi, you need to take care of the fact to whom you are asking this question. According to age, status, and authority of the person, the words may change. If you would like to learn Punjabi language, you can purchase any of these books
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It’s interesting to know how to ask ‘what are you doing’ in Punjabi. We need to take care to whom this question is asked. Gender will make the expression sound different. Also, if you are asking it to a younger person, it would be different from the one when you are asking someone who is
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I remember I was sitting in Kaua’i when somebody asked me: ‘How do you say “I love you in Punjabi?” I was kind of confused because we don’t say it–most of the youngsters use the English expression itself. If I am not exaggerating it, I have never heard anybody say to someone ‘I love you
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It’s interesting to know about this word ‘gift’. A lot of Punjabi speaking people would just use this English word itself because, in Punjabi conversation, there are a lot of English words that are used nowadays. At the same time, a lot of words from Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and Mongolian have also become kind of
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‘I am fine’ is a common phrase used in almost universally in conversations using various expressions of different languages. When it comes to Punjabi, there are two expressions that can convey the same meaning. We will be providing both the version: One is literal meaning while the other one is more conversational and commonly used
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Punjabi words have strange pronunciation and spellings Punjabi is a very open language. It gives the option to use various words that are imported from different languages around the world. A lot of people believe that the origin of Punjabi language is Prakrit, but experts have shared their findings that it is Sanskrit that’s the
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How to say see you tomorrow in Punjabi While learning how to say see you tomorrow in Punjabi, you need to understand the contextual meaning of the Punjabi phrase would be about meeting and not only about seeing. So, we would be using the translation of that Punjabi word. If you feel you need any
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How to say I want to see you in Punjabi While learning how to say I want to see you in Punjabi, make sure that the contextual meaning is to meet and not actually see. So, the Punjabi meaning of ‘meet’ is used in this phrase. If you feel you have any problem in pronunciation
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How to say see you soon in Punjabi When learning how to say see you soon in Punjabi, take notice that the Punjabi of soon is not the original Punjabi or Indian word, but due to its popularity, only this word is used. The original Sanskrit-oriented word is almost never used. If you find
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How to say see you later in Punjabi It’s easy to learn how to say see you later in Punjabi. However, you need to understand that contextually, it might also mean ‘see you again’. However, we need to know that actually this Punjabi phrase means a different thing. I was checking the Google translation for
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