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Basic Punjabi | Lesson 3 | Introducing yourself and family
This document provides a lesson on basic Punjabi introducing oneself and one's family. It includes common phrases for asking and introducing name, staying location, family members and their professions. Forms of verbs like "to be" and possessives like "my/mine" are explained. Sample dialogs showcase introducing self and family. Key words and pronunciations are provided. The document ends with a revision of the important lessons and an invitation to practice on the given website.
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Basic Punjabi | Lesson 3 | Introducing yourself and family
- 1. To view thiswith Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 2. Sat sri akālLesson 3 on Basic Punjabi! To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 3. Lesson objects 1 Introducing yourselfand family To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 4. Revision– Common Signs English Punjabi Open Khul'hā Closed Band Entrance Dāḵẖlā Exit/out Nikās/Bāhar Push Dhakko Pull Khicho Bathroom Gusalkhana Men Mard Women Tīvī'āṁ Forbidden Varjat/manhan Toview this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 5. Revision - CommonAddresses English Punjabi Mr. śrī Mrs. śrīmatī Mr.(Sikh) sardār Mrs.(Sikh) sardārnī Sir srīmān Dr. ḍākṭar To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 6. Revision - CommonPronouns English Punjabi I Maiṁ Me(or “to me”) Mainū We Asīṁ You Tusīṁ She Uh He Uh They Uh This Ih To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 7. Revision - CommonInterrogations English Punjabi How/of what kind? kivēṁ How much/many? Kinna/kinne What? Kī When? Kadōṁ Where? kithē Who? Kauṇ Why? ki'uṁ To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 8. Ask someone’s name Whatis your name? To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 9. Ask someone’s name What kī is hai your Tuhāḍā name nām Toview this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 10. Ask someone’s name Whatis your name? Tuhāḍā nām kī hai? To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 11. Introduce Yourself To replyto the previous question we would make use of the phrases we learnt in the previous lessons To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 12. Introduce Yourself English Punjabi I anMark Maiṁ Mark hāṁ My name is Mark Mērā nām Mrak hai I am a boy Maiṁ ik munda hāṁ I am a student Maiṁ ik vidi'ārathī hāṁ I am punjabi Maiṃ pañjābī hāṃ To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 13. Introduce Yourself I stayin Chicago To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 14. Introduce Yourself I Maiṁ stay rahina in vich Chicago Chicago Stay =rahina I stay = maiṁ rahendā hāṁ (male) To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 15. Introduce Yourself I Maiṁ stay rahendā hāṁ in vich Chicago Chicago Stay= rahina I stay = maiṁ rahendā hāṁ (male) To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 16. Introduce Yourself I stayin Chicago Maiṁ Chicago vich rahendā hāṁ To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 17. Introduce Family English Punjabi She isParminder Uh Parminder hai She is my mother Uh mērī māṁ hai To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 18. Introduce Family I havetwo sisters To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 19. Introduce Family I havetwo sisters Mērīāṃ dō bhaiṇāṃ hāṁ To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 20. Grammar tip Mērīāṃ =my/mine 'Hāṁ' is used instead of 'Hai' because “two sisters” is a plural form To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 21. Introduce Family Her nameis Harpreet, She is my sister To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 22. Introduce Family Her nameis Harpreet, She is my sister Usdā nām Harpreet hai, Uh mērī bhaiṇa hai 'Hai' is used because “sister ” is a singular To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 23. Forms of “to-beverb” English Punjabi Is Hai Are(first person) Hāṁ Are(second person) Hō Am Hāṁ Hāṁ is pronounced as “h+aa+slight n” To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 24. Introduce Family My fatheris a Doctor To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 25. Introduce Family My Mērē father pitā is hai a ik doctor ḍākṭar To viewthis with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 26. Grammar tip Mērē isused here instead of merī as “Father” is male gender. To show respect we use Mērē and not Mērā To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 27. Introduce Family My fatheris a Doctor Mērē pitā ik ḍākṭar hai To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 28. Forms of “My/Mine” Merī–whenreferring to feminine gender (eg: mother, female friend, sister) Mērā-when referring to male gender, but someone who is same age of younger (eg: younger brother, friend) Mērē–when referring to male gender, but to someone who is elder/ when there is a need to show respect (eg: Father, Uncle, Grandfather) To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 29. Professions Alright let usfurther move on and look at the translations of few professions in punjabi To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 30. Professions English Punjabi Engineer Iñjīnīar Doctor (m) Dākaṭar Doctor (f) Dākaṭaranī Teacher Adhyāpak Lawyer vakīl Toview this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 31. Revision-Forms of “to-beverb” English Punjabi Is Hai Are(first person) Hāṁ Are(second person) Hō Am Hāṁ Hāṁ is pronounced as “h+aa+slight n” To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 32. Revision : Formsof “My/Mine” Merī–when referring to feminine gender (eg: mother, female friend, sister) Mērā-when referring to male gender, but someone who is same age of younger (eg: younger brother, friend) Mērē–when referring to male gender, but to someone who is elder/ when there is a need to show respect (eg: Father, Uncle, Grandfather) To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 33. Revision English Punjabi What is yourname? Tuhāḍā nām kī hai I stay in Chicago Maiṁ Chicago vich rahendā hāṁ I have two sisters Mērīāṃ dō bhaiṇāṃ hāṁ Her name is Harpreet, She is my Usdā nām Harpreet hai, Uh mērī sister bhaiṇa hai My father is a Doctor Mērē pitā ik ḍākṭar hai To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi
- 34. See you atthe alley! To view this with Audio and practice games, visit www.CultureAlley.com/Punjabi