There’s something truly beautiful about the Punjabi language and it’s not shared often enough.
Punjabi isn’t just about vocabulary or sentence structure.
It’s about respect.
We show love and respect for our elders not just through what we say, but how we say it.
Our parents, grandparents, and elders do so much for us.
And using polite, respectful language is one small but meaningful way of honouring them.
So how does this show up in Punjabi?
We avoid using “Tu” (you) and “Tera” (yours) when speaking to elders, or to anyone we want to show respect to.
Instead, we use:
• “Tusi” (you)
• “Tuhada” (yours)
For example:
Tera naam ki hai?
becomes
Tuhada naam ki hai?
= What is your name?
It’s a small shift in language but it makes a big difference in how we come across.
Punjabi is full of these quiet, beautiful ways of showing love, care, and respect.
And this is why learning Punjabi isn’t just about saying the right words.
It’s about knowing when, how, and with whom to use them.
That’s exactly what we focus on inside my 6 month Punjabi Speaking Programme.
This programme is for you if:
• You’ve always wanted to speak Punjabi
• You can’t get to a Gurdwara-based class
• You’ve tried learning before and it didn’t work for you
• You want a practical, supportive, adult-friendly way to learn
Inside the programme you get:
• 6 months of learning
• Live taught sessions with me
• Small group classes
• Lots of practice through role plays
• Quizzes, flashcards, and more
We cover:
• Male and female words
• Different verb types
• Sentence structure
• Everyday, real-life conversations
Doors close on the 2nd of February.
If you feel this programme is right for you, I’d love to connect.
Book a call and let’s have a chat:
https://punjabi.nirmolakheera.com/book-a-call
Or sign up here:
https://punjabi.nirmolakheera.com/punjabi-speaking-course
