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There are about 88 million native Punjabi speakers world-wide, making it the 10th most spoken language in the world. Punjabi is also the official language for Sikh religious ceremonies. This dictionary and phrasebook features the Punjabi language as spoken in India, using the Gurmukhi script.This concise, portable reference has carefully-selected vocabulary and phrases to meet the travelers essential language needs. Simplified phonetic pronunciation for all Punjabi words and phrases is provided so readers do not have to know the Punjabi Gurmukhi script to use the dictionary. The phrasebook allows instant communication on everyday topics like dining, accommodations, transportation, and sightseeing. The dictionary contains 4,000 entries with simplified phonetic pronunciation for all Punjabi words Also included is an introduction with concise guides to the alphabet, grammar and pronunciation.

DICTIONARY: ENGLISH - HINDI - PUNJABI (Star)

English - Punjabi Dictionary in Shahmukhi script

Learn Punjabi: Sentence Structure Made Easy is the essential guide to learning Punjabi for beginners. This book is a step by step course designed specifically for learners who are from an English speaking background. The main emphasis throughout the book is word order. It is vital for an English speaking person who wants to learn Punjabi to focus not only on pronunciation and vocabulary but also on learning how to order those new words into a sentence. The explanation of grammar is simple and easy to understand. Each lesson builds on the previous lesson in a logical order and provides practical exercises so that the student can immediately apply what is being taught.

This dictionary features the Punjabi words along with their pronunciation for English speakers, making it a valuable reference for beginners and advanced students.

Word-to-word bilingual dictionary: English to Panjabi and Panjabi to English.

The Punjabi words have been expertly transliterated, and are arranged according to the English alphabet, not the Punjabi.