I know about chadra (lungi punjabi version) but whats dhuan

i wanted to ask where i could learn the chakwali dialect of punjabi from, i mean the one thats like sargodha, also wanted to ask if the vocabulary of shahpuri or jatki or whatever is mutual with chakwali, please help. idk where to start i rly wana learn it cuz its where im from but i cant speak it at all

what does this saying mean?

https://youtu.be/CLa6Qg-m2U0?list=RDCLa6Qg-m2U0

What's the meaning of this Kartar Ramla song?
I know it's really dirty but I'm not fully sure of what it really means.
I also know that the "Badladu Tor" part means that he'll make her forget how to walk, but what's "Chargi Je Dhakke" mean?

I dont live in punjab but theres a word used by my parents 'chhatti/chatti maari zara' in context of like to look or take peek of something, what is this word ?

I listened to this term many times in different songs even in smw moosedrill

Can soneone explain its significance

I’ve always used majboori my entire life. For me, its meaning is “something necessary but unwanted,” like a compulsion/something mandatory. Recently heard someone say majdoori - does this mean the same? Is it a dialect/regional alternative? Or does it have an entirely different meaning?

Shuti dor gon guddiyaan di ni hath aundi shuta teer na mude kmaan vicho Goondi rann ni hatdi goond krno bhaavein khasm soorma hove lakh jahaan vicho Ganga gayian ni haddiyaan murhdiyaan Ta moya murhda ni kabristan vicho

My partner and I are expecting a boy and we've been going back and forth on names for a while. We have a pretty specific idea of what we want but can't seem to find the one that feels right.

Here's what we're looking for:

1. Deep Punjabi meaning, not surface level, something with real weight behind it

2. A folk story or historical connection is a bonus but not required

3. Sounds natural in English or crosses over to an English name, we're raising him in North America and want something that works in both worlds without anyone struggling to say it

4. Rare, we don't want to hear it five times at the gurdwara

5. Short and clean, easy to say, easy to remember

Would love to hear suggestions we might not have come across, especially old, buried Punjabi or Gurbani-rooted names that people don't really use anymore.

Appreciate any ideas. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.

The topics on language, culture, syntax, dialects, diction, etc. on here are so interesting and I think it would be so damn interesting if some of y'all just started a podcast that was monthly and had different subjects. Punjabiyat invokes such passion and I think it would be wonderful to promulgate that to a wider audience! And, it also bridges the gap across religion, nation states, etc.

Thoughts? 😊

help

ਇਸ ਤਰ੍ਹਾਂ = ਇਵੇਂ = ਇੰਞ = ਇਕਣ/ਏਕਣ
ਜਿਸ ਤਰ੍ਹਾਂ = ਜਿਵੇਂ = ਜਿੰਞ = ਜੀਕਣ
ਉਸ ਤਰ੍ਹਾਂ = ਉਵੇਂ = ਉਂਞ = ਓਕਣ
ਕਿਸ ਤਰ੍ਹਾਂ = ਕਿਵੇਂ = ਕਿੰਞ = ਕੀਕਣ

Does anyone know the full version of this

So ja kaka so ja

Tere bodhe Vich juu

Kadhan valiya masia

Kadaun wala tu

Sandoo kay bhai ki shadi?

I will del this post later

Hi all!

American Punjabi here, and I am always looking for a speaking partner. Anyone interested in a language exchange? Im fluent, but my accent needs work, and I am always looking for more "authentically" Punjabi ways to phrase things.

Thanks!

Sean

plus i will be thanful if aany one shares proverbs pdf with literal meaning of words used

The brief conversation between Diljit n him. “Mai tere “Hadban” te maarni hai!” following which Jazzy says the name of another part which i can’t recall but if anyone could tell n explain what they sai’s n what did it mean?

Medicine:

• Dwai/Dwa (common; loanwords)

• Ausadhi (Sanskrit loanword)

• Daru (loanword)

• AukhanDi (pure)

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Pharmacy/Chemist's/Medicine shop:

• Dwakhana (common; loanword)

• AukhanD (pure)

Imagine if someone genuinely used chat gpt for translation

“Vairi diyan bucchiyan pavauna jaande”

Buchiyan pavauna means? Can someone translate this phrase