
Gurmukhi letter Ooraa practice of sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Airaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Eeree and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Sassaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Haahaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter kakkaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Khakhkhaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Gagga and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Ghaggaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Agangaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Practice Gurmukhi chachaa by repeating letter sounds and syllables like cha cha cha, ju ju, joe, and john to build a foundation for reading Punjabi.
Gurmukhi letter Chhachhaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Gurmukhi letter Jajja and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
This letter is difficult for me to pronounce and I may have made a mistake please forgive me, I hope you will still be able to learn how to pronounce this letter with the help of others.
Gurmukhi letter Tainkaa and practicing the sounds that this letter makes
Practice phonetic sounds from the Gurmukhi learning journey, focusing on ta and to while engaging in turn-taking and sorting activities to reinforce sound recognition and sequence.
Explore the Gurmukhi daddaa through a sequence of sounds—dah, dah dah dah, dear, do, doo doo doo, day, doh, dun dun—supporting Punjabi reading.
Explore gurmukhi dhaddaa through repeated doh sounds and dada cues to strengthen reading skills for punjabi.
Begin a Gurmukhi reading journey to help learn more Punjabi, focusing on reading practice and navigating moments of uncertainty.
Advance your Gurmukhi reading skills as part of a learning journey to help learn more Punjabi.
Begin a Gurmukhi thaththaa lesson as part of a reading Gurmukhi learning journey to help learn more Punjabi, highlighting phrases like saath and hot tea.
Explore the basic Gurmukhi dhadda sounds through a phonetic sequence, guiding learners through common syllables such as saad, sadhu, do, and so for Punjabi reading.
Practice basic Gurmukhi phonemes through repetitive sound patterns, including names like Barney and Pooja, building a foundational reading journey for learning Punjabi.
Explore Gurmukhi phonetics through a focused practice of phoneme sounds such as fa, fuh, for, full, fear, fee, oh, fu, fe, and far, to support reading Punjabi.
Explore a beginner phonetic sequence in gurmukhi through repeated syllables like buh, bol, boo, bee, bong, and bow to build familiar pronunciation patterns for learners.
Master Gurmukhi baa, buh, sab, par, and pura, with examples such as boy and but to practice reading.
Explore Gurmukhi pronunciation through a sequence of syllables like ma, me, mau, moo, and mung to support learning Punjabi.
Explore Gurmukhi sounds and syllables through everyday utterances to support reading Punjabi. Practice pronunciation cues from ya to you to build foundational literacy in Gurmukhi.
Explore gurmukhi sound patterns using examples such as rah rah as in roti, rama, ray, the, rho, role, and run.
Develop accuracy in Gurmukhi pronunciation by practicing la, loo, lee, lei, lang, lunga, and longer sound sequences to support reading Punjabi.
Master the Gurmukhi vavvaa by practicing varied sounds such as var, va, vu, v, vai, and vo to build Punjabi reading fluency.
Explore Gurmukhi sounds with Radha and rah, noting part of bada and for to aid reading.
Gurmukhi 1 & 2 pdf files can be printed and laminated to use along with the course and you can cut each out as well
Reading Gurmukhi learning journey to help learn more punjabi: A chance to practice together the letter sounds of the Gurmukhi alphabet
In this course the intention is to provide anyone who is interested in not only learning the letter sounds of Gurmukhi but if you want to teach others then you can use this collection of videos to teach and practice together. Another benefit is that you can pause and rewind the learning moments together as well.
In this course the 35 letters are quickly introduced and demonstrated. In this course I am mostly focusing on the letter sounds for us to move on to combining them and reading Gurmukhi in later courses.
The vowel sounds are also demonstrated with a dry erase marker.
The hope is that you will be able to gain more confidence in your abilities to read Gurmukhi and slowly move your way up to reading Gurbani and feel the vibrations from reading the writings in Gurmukhi.
This video course will have a circle under the letters for me to first model the pronunciation of the word and then I will be touching the circle again to give you a chance to say it aloud as well.
Once you are able to say the letter sounds confidently then we can move on to combining the letter sounds in 2 letter combinations.