Punjabi Pathways Videos

Punglish is a great starting ,point when you are introducing Punjabi practice into your family. Try it with your kids and let us know how it goes!

Learning Punjabi shouldn't be stressful for your little ones. Billoo Bhaji helps put our primary students at ease while supporting our teachers! Primary classes are suited for children ages 4-8 years old and are 25 minutes long. Each semester your child can focus on different learning goals such as introductions and greetings, clothing and colours, and even food vocabulary. Our teachers can help you figure out at which level your child should begin their Punjabi Pathways journey. Send us a DM to learn more, or visit punjabipathways.com/classes

Learning Punjabi shouldn't be stressful for your little ones. Billoo Bhaji helps put our primary students at ease while supporting our teachers! Primary classes are suited for children ages 4-8 years old and are 25 minutes long. Each semester your child can focus on different learning goals such as introductions and greetings, clothing and colours, and even food vocabulary. Our teachers can help you figure out at which level your child should begin their Punjabi Pathways journey. Send us a DM to learn more, or visit punjabipathways.com/classes

Did you know? Punjabi Pathways is one of the only online Punjabi language schools that requires it's teachers to be certified to teach in Canada or the US? When you register with Punjabi Pathways, you know that your kids are getting the best learning environment possible.

Did you know that Ranbir (Dr. Johal), and Gurjit (Ms. Pattar), are sisters?  Both Ranbir and Gurjit have experience in the BC school system, and Ranbir teaches at the University level also.  Ranbir completed her Master’s Degree in Punjabi literature, and her doctorate in Punjabi Theatre. Gurjit studied curriculum design as part of her Master's program, with a focus on encouraging participation in second language classrooms. That's why it makes so much sense for them to lead a program like Punjabi Pathways. There are many other people behind the scenes, and our teachers that keep Punjabi Pathways going, but Dr. Johal & Ms. Pattar utilize their teaching experience to help preserve our maa boli.

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🗣️ Get your children started on their language learning journey today! Register for classes to help keep our heritage language alive in the next generation! 🔗 Check out our classes on our website www.punjabipathways.com (link in our bio) #learnpunjabi #punjabiclassesforkids #maaboli #punjabiforadults #punjabibolo #punjabisikho #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses

Registering for our classes is simple. What are you waiting for? Start your Punjabi learning journey today! ⬆️ See the link in our bio to register. Message for more details. #learnpunjabi #punjabiclassesforkids #maaboli #punjabiforadults #punjabibolo #punjabisikho #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses

Hello, Sat Sri Akal, Namastay, Salaam! 🙏🏽 ✏️ As we near the midway point in our online Punjabi classes, here are some tips to keep in mind! ⭐️ Punglish is ok! Use a mixture of English and Punjabi in the beginning to build confidence. ⭐️ Pronunciation is key! Our teachers help you form the sounds unique to Punjabi. Pay attention to their tips! ⭐️ Practice! Practice! Practice! Build in at least 10 minutes of practice a day! Tieing it to a routine such as mealtimes or bedtimes helps you remember! #speakpunjabi #maaboli #punjabibolo #punjabiclasses #learnpunjabi

Have you ever wished you or your children spoke more Punjabi? It’s never too late to start learning! Check out our classes today and get started on your learning journey! Link in bio: www.punjabipathways.com #learnpunjabi #punjabiclassesforkids #maaboli #punjabiforadults #punjabibolo #punjabisikho #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses

🤔 A couple of our followers asked us why Punjabis use these rhyming words in conversations. Have you ever wondered the same? ❓How many can you think of? Leave a comment below or tag someone who does this! Or better yet, challenge someone to think of some words and tag us! #learnpunjabi #punjabiclassesforkids #maaboli #punjabiforadults #punjabibolo #punjabisikho #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses

Wished you or your kids spoke more Punjabi? It’s never too late to start learning! Check out our classes today and get started on your learning journey! See the link in our bio to register! #learnpunjabi #punjabiclassesforkids #maaboli #punjabiforadults #punjabibolo #punjabisikho #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses

👩🏽‍🏫 Wondering how Punjabi Pathways began? 🌍 When we started this program 3 years ago, we never thought we could have such a positive impact on our diverse learners around the world! 🙏🏽 Boht boht dhanvaad for spreading word about our program! #punjabilanguage #punjabischool #onlinepunjabischool #virtualpunjabischool #punjabisikho #punjabibolo #maaboli #learnpunjabi #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses #languagelearning #punjabiforkids

Still searching for that perfect gift? Why not give the gift of the Punjabi language this holiday season? We offer classes for children, teenagers and adults! Avoid that trip to the mall and register online today. #punjabilanguage #punjabischool #onlinepunjabischool #virtualpunjabischool #punjabisikho #punjabibolo #maaboli #learnpunjabi #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses #languagelearning #punjabiforkids

Next, in our Question Word Series is KUDO(n) which means WHEN. This is how to spell it in one of the Punjabi scripts (Gurmukhi): ਕੁਦੋਂ The K represents the unaspirated K sound. Remember, unaspirated means there should not be a puff of air released as you say the sound. The D represents the dental unaspirated sound.The (n) represents a nasal n sound at the end of the word. In Punjabi, we say, “Kudo(n) jaanaa aa?” or “Usee kudo(n) jaanaa aa?” to ask “When are we going?” Use this question when you want to go to your favorite place. For example, to ask to go to the park, you could say, “Park kudo(n) jaanaa aa?” #punjabilanguage #punjabischool #onlinepunjabischool #virtualpunjabischool #punjabisikho #punjabibolo #maaboli #learnpunjabi #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses #languagelearning #punjabiforkids

So many of you asked for a reel on Punjabi words for uncle! Here you go:) #punjabilanguage #punjabischool #onlinepunjabischool #virtualpunjabischool #punjabisikho #punjabibolo #maaboli #learnpunjabi #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses #languagelearning #punjabiforkids

The next word in our Question Word Series is KIDDAA(n) or KIVAI which means HOW. This is how to spell them in one of the Punjabi scripts (Gurmukhi): ਕਿੱਦਾਂ and ਕਿਵੇਂ These words also begin with the unaspirated K sounds. Remember, unaspirated means there should not be a puff of air released as you say the sound. The “D” sound in KIDDA(n) is the dental unaspirated D sound. Remember, this means the D is pronounced by putting your tongue behind your two front teeth and it’s the softer D sound. The (n) means there is a slight nasal sound at the end of the word. When you are asking how to do something, you can say, “KIDDAA(n)/KIVAI kurnaa?” #punjabilanguage #punjabischool #onlinepunjabischool #virtualpunjabischool #punjabisikho #punjabibolo #maaboli #learnpunjabi #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses #languagelearning #punjabiforkids

Can you relate? In Punjabi, the word for Aunt indicates the relationship to you. We encourage you to use the Punjabi words for Aunt and Uncle! #punjabilanguage #punjabischool #onlinepunjabischool #virtualpunjabischool #punjabisikho #punjabibolo #maaboli #learnpunjabi #speakpunjabi #onlinepunjabiclasses #languagelearning #punjabiforkids