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This line mean Eh yaar me sandh de

Hello sareya nu, I want to find some good site or app paid or free(preffered) to watch punjabi movies and shoes..

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well. I'm a university student in the United States and a fluent Punjabi speaker. One of my professors said that he teaches south asian languages, and of them was Farsi. I also want to learn better Punjabi, and I figured it would make sense that learning Farsi would help me accomplish this, just due to its history. Would I gain anything productive by taking this course?

Hello guys so my question is how would you write #punjabi Please and thank you !

homosexuals and homosexuality

lesbian

queer

bisexual

transgender

feminism

menstruation

are hijras called intersex or eunuchs?

also what are the terms and terminology used in local speak specific to your region? be it the pakistani belt dialect or the indian dialect. i’ve heard mitha/chakka etc what are the other words?

thanks

What does it mean?

What comes to mind when you hear the word “Lahore”?

Hi, I just got a new book on learning Punjabi, and it lists Saturday as ਸ਼ਨਿਚਰਵਾਰ. Previously I had learned it was ਸ਼ਨੀਵਾਰ. Is it both? Are they pronounced the same (shannyvar) or is one of them shanicharavar...?

Thanks/ਧੰਨਵਾਦ

Khuddan band kar daange, enna ku stock

I have been into Punjabi cinema for quite a while, please suggest some different/underrated movies based on culture/history Don't recommend popular rom-coms

Details:

Date: 13th December (Friday), 6:00 p.m.

Location: Bengaluru

Ticket Category: Silver

Quantity: 2 tickets

Price: 3000 each

Current price on BookMyShow is 4k+tax/convenience fee

For context I am not Punjabi, but I want to ask a girl I've been seeing for a while to officially be my girlfriend (she's been sending some clear signals she is waiting for me to ask) and I want to do it in her language but I have no idea what to say or how to pronounce it? Does anyone know where I can find some guidance or hear it spoken so I can practice it and surprise her? Thanks

I miss my Nanu. I came across 'Do pal beh ja' by Surinder Kaur and Asa Mastana and Iw ant to listen to it with him. Sometimes I would learn old Punjabi songs and surprise him with them. The first line is stuck in my head and I can't stop crying.

I just want to sit with him and hold his hand and talk like we always did.

https://discord.gg/punjab

People are gonna do everything other than speak Punjabi. Even the poetry section is filled with Urdu poetries only. I just wanted to practice my Punjabi there but hardly anyone speaks Punjabi fluently.

Pls share your thoughts on this

Hey guys, I’m part punjabi (moms side). Grown up hearing my maternal grand parents speaking it and other maternal relatives. In my teens I started listening to punjabi music and watching a few films here and there. Haven’t watched many films but some are easier to follow like carry on, jatt juliet etc others are a bit harder like ardab mutiyaare (have to rewind, rewatch to really understand some of the dialogues). Won’t claim to understand the old folk songs tbh.

That was some background - and here’s what I want to understand : how can I learn to speak it? I’m quite self conscious that the accent will be really funny as my parents have spoken to me in Hindi and English since childhood. Never got any speaking practise coz my father’s not punjabi and mom also is not as fluent as my grandparents and aunt.

Is there an app like duolingos for foreign languages?

Check it out on the Vahika Wikipedia I created

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vahika

https://preview.redd.it/kxh1pm97cz3e1.png?width=1260&format=png&auto=webp&s=c3c63bf4a365c33df18e7ec19030f0956ec9e1ca

I'm a Punjabi (suniyaar / maid rajput) and was speaking to my dad (as a kid) and found out that my grandfather was a Sikh and so was my great-grandfather and so onwards. So then, he explained to me that my grandfather later on converted to Hinduism (personal reason), although he still kept his kesh and gutka sahib till the end, and everyone else followed Hinduism (dad, taye, chache etc). So no one really follows Sikhi in the family anymore, well except me sort of. I was wondering whether there are any suniyaar (goldsmiths) / maid rajputs out there that are Sikhs as l've yet to see many. Just to clarify, I do not believe in the caste system whatsoever and was just curious to understand my roots.

'Chitti suniye kabootar v rakhi hoyi ae Kaali already mitran ne shakki hoyi ae'

What does this mean exactly

What does “mallan” mean?

Whole sentence: “Ni tu kardi ki gallan, kitho tak maraan mallan”

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I really enjoyed the movie, but felt like there was a lot of cultural references I missed. I thought it might help if Google translated the title, but it just translated to "Je Jatt Vigarh Gya". I thought it might be something like "The Man Vigarh Gya", except that the main character's name is Daler. There also seemed to be some kind of attitude that he was uncivilized, or came from a rural area, so maybe it was something funny or ironic like "The Rural Simpleton".

Any help is appreciated!

1. The banning is purely superstitious nonsense not based on anything real. If other meat is allowed to be eaten cows should be too

2. Highly nutritious and will help us build muscle and raise height and testosterone levels which will help us in sports and school and solve nutrition issues. Beef might be healthiest meat on planet arguably

3. Slaughtering the cows is more humane than letting them just walk on streets and a lot of them are menaces that really need to be put down. My cousin was attacked by one and if he retaliated and killed it he could have been arrested

4. Does anyone really care in youth generation? Majority Sikhs who live abroad and eat chicken always eat beef as well as cows aren’t holy in our eyes. If u want to be vegetarian you can do that already if need be.