Gurmukhi #3 - Science of Gurmukhi Alphabet. Learn Punjabi, Russian Sikh explains Punjabi alphabet

[@traviscondy3978]

Learning Gurbani seems to me like climbing Mount Everest but after getting more in depth with the videos it makes a lot of sense. I want to understand the Guru Granth Sahib Ji exactly how it was intended to be understood, not from a translation. This has helped me to start understanding, thank you so much.

[@mkultramann1798]

Have you ever attempted climbing Mount Everest?

[@TheTurbanatore]

This video helped me so much in re-learning Gurmukhi

[@punjabiwithjasman135]

The Turbanator hi

[@ipnindersingh9296]

I looked all over to try to find good lessons and videos for friends who want to learn. This is the best Gurmukhi alphabet lesson I've found online. Thank you.

[@TheDeepster]

I have learned more in 20 minutes than I did in 3 years of punjabi class when I was younger.

[@jasdeep2991]

Truly amazing! Thanks so much for this video! Forget about beginners, I learned Punjabi at school, but now is really when I appreciate the beauty of this language! Waheguru tera shukar hai

[@kaylaromeley9626]

you are amazing. i am understanding you more then i have learnt from any punjabi teacher or tutor

[@Inkulabi]

I've done Punjabi at GCSE, at home and at gurdwara but this has broken it down to the basics and probably best videos of gurmukhi yet

[@RickHenderson]

Very impressive teaching style. Highly recommended!

[@kamlpreetbasi8959]

These are the best videos for learning gurmukhi. Very intelligent speakers on all of them. You just made my life much better and increased the chances of me learning all of this. Thanks much!

[@alex_pincha]

This is the best explanation I've ever heard on how to do the retroflex letters (the middle row). On the other hand, when the lecturer later pronounces the three "t" sounds in sequence, I cannot distinguish between them... I can try to pronounce them correctly, and now I have the tools, but I may be beyond hope in the listening department. I come from Spanish, which has only one "t" and only one "d" which we pronounce in many ways without noticing the difference.

[@Ekaterina863]

Please share the detail of this Russian girl, she has got a talent in explaining :) I'd love to learn from her more 🙏🙏🙏

[@basicsofsikhi]

Very interesting to hear that!

[@dmktmasterformulareadytipsd]

Beautifully explain. I really like it. This is really very helpful. I'm still learning and now I can sharpen my gurmukhi with this video. Waheguru bless you always.

[@findyourself2464]

even i was born in india .its really helpful for me amazing thankyou vaheguruji

[@isheshtaggi]

Thats the beauty of Devnagri script, developed in India more than 3000 years back in India. Once you learn one Devnagri script it opens the gateway to the other Devnagri scripts. I learnt Hindi as a kid, but later on I learned Punjabi, Bengali, and gujrati.

[@anti_fascist]

Yeah dude we know Sanskrit is the mother of all languages, Greek was derived from Sanskrit, early Hindus used Pushpak vimaans, they had the cure of cancer in the Sanjeevani Booti, the pyramids were made by Hindus, Hindus number one, jai hind blah blah, anything else?

[@TheBhujangi]

@@anti_fascist Dummy hindu clown the pyramids were not made by hindus

[@ujjwalin]

Agree bro

[@princesspat5239]

I'm so glad to have found this channel! This video was amazing and her explanation was so good ❤️

[@basicsofsikhi]

Thanks ji, we're going to do the muharni etc videos too - series just started

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

Basics of Sikhi Thanks 🙏🏻 waheguruji

[@bluecypressschoolofholism]

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh Very inspiring video and fairly easy to digest. Thank you for the beautiful analogy at the end about how to “taste Gurbani.” This gives hope to those of us who are native English speakers. Retraining the palette is tricky at first but becomes easier with practice. This video gives me encouragement to keep going! Vaheguru, bhenji.

[@juhinashani]

I love this video It was very helpful in understanding GURUMUKHI better. THANKYOU👳❤

[@JaanKumar86]

this is awesome as I am currently learning Punjabi this will help greatly in the pronunciation

[@PunjabYouthinAction]

Ayasha K Best of luck

[@thefigurehead3925]

Wow, she is incredible! What a fabulous explanation to a well thought out system which can be appreciated by anyone. Thank you

[@jatinderdhaliwal4653]

Great teaching, Waheguru bless you with this seva forever and you great example of chardhi kalaa 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@dilbagsingh7124]

Saddi aoun wali paneeri asay taran chardikala vich sikhi da vigyanik lakh parchar kardi rave. Very good & blessed.

[@HoneySingh-wx3rh]

best religion in the world

[@akshitkohli919]

Thanks basics of sikhi group so pleased 2 learn this lang and clearing out my doubts on gurumukhi. Again thanku so much

[@xxxremix9992]

Thankyou for teaching us gurmukhi I do not think you make a mistake You teached the rightway I think waheguru ji ka khalsa aheguru ji ki fateh

[@kdeeppuar5696]

Where you from?

[@gurkirangill4916]

Vaheguru Ji Truly beautfiul system Maharaj Ji created. Dhanvaad Bhen Ji for the comprehensive explanation.

[@Keeree75]

Excellent. I am getting my son to see this video.

[@mkultramann1798]

I don't believe she is a convert. She was born a Sikh of Russian descent.

[@redzambala7219]

yes, tons of people in Russia and West - have no religion at all; and when they got a Religion - as Sikhi - why to call them converts?! They are not converts from another religion, but just Sikhs..

[@asingh5482]

Thanks for sharing, God Bless

[@Xx0Mystic0xX]

The last column is really hard for me...Can you do an additional video on it if possible? Love the lesson though its very informative!

[@dentox9152]

amazingly explained. thankyou

[@nlvidaure4898]

Great explanation that makes sense and it makes it easier to understand how to say the letters correctly. Thank you!!

[@MouthOfFunk]

I was just teaching someone Punjabi, thanks thanks.

[@Blueskies1180]

Great teacher!

[@PunjabYouthinAction]

Very good video

[@bravesingh2564]

sat sri akal sister we r proud of u.

[@johnsydney100]

you doing a great job

[@stevieb6185]

what a lovely person - i will put in more effort!!

[@MandeepKaur-jp5bv]

Excellent... Thank u Waheguru bless u... For sharing with us

[@arshrajsingh1661]

waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh u guys are doing great job, keep it up I just wanted to know that who invented punjabi/gurmuhki alphabets,I would be thankful

[@basicsofsikhi]

+Arshraj Singh Guru Angad Dev ji adapted some parts of what were around and invented other parts to make Gurmukhi lipi (script)

[@arshrajsingh1661]

+Basics of Sikhi I think Guru Angad Dev Ji edited or replaced some words to make them more precise nd what abt punjabi alphabets(inventor)

[@user-yv8su2rq1p]

guru angad took the landha alphabet and codified it. no one knows who made the landha alphabet because it is very old

[@arshrajsingh1661]

ohk thanxx a lot for information on this

[@infinite5795]

@@arshrajsingh1661 the Landa alphabet came directly from Kashmiri Sarada alphabet used by the Kashmiri shaivite Hindus( who worship Shiva), who used it to write Kashmiri and Sanskrit. Before that, Punjabi language was written with a version of Arabic script mostly or Devnagari by Hindu Punjabis( very limited use because Punjab was under persian rule then), but both Arabic and Devnagari script was not adapted to Punjabi language, which is a tonal language( Arabic was not that adaptable, since you can't write vowels, tones but Devnagari was somewhat better, although you still can't write tones) but Then, Guru Angad devji standardized the Gurumukhi alphabet from the Landa script in the last half of the 15th century and made it suited for a tonal Language like Punjabi and also, made it suitable for writing Sanskrit, Punjabi and also included non-sanskrit sounds like za, fa, qa etc. The Kashmiri Sarada script gave rise to Landa script which in turn gave rise to Takri script in Himachal and Dehradun, Gurumukhi script in Punjab, Khudabadi script for Sindhi. They all got resulted around the same time, just the takri some 2 centuries earlier than Gurumukhi.

[@HelpfultipsIN]

Thank you so much. Wanted to learn how to read Gurmukhi.

[@Clown_fighter]

Waheguru! Great for beginners!

[@muhammadyasir4761]

Wow amazing lesson. I am native Punjabi speaker but we in Pakistán use Shah Mukhi but Gurmukhi is made easy in this lesson.

[@rupeshpandya3834]

mam nice explain.nice inform. nice panjabi letter...

[@wangme1]

Thank you Very nice comets

[@wangme1]

🤯 💖💝💘♥️🤍🖤🤎💜💙💓

[@Ksb5767]

So true about arrangement of words.. Never noticed

[@nirmalkaurkhalsa4288]

really very very helpful! thats all what we needed tx

[@melelutui41]

this helps me understand the different sounds. because everyone (especially my husband) says I have to work on my pronunciation. :)

[@punjabiwithjasman135]

Mele Lutui have u learned punjabi

[@basicsofsikhi]

very easy, just type in "Punjabi Alphabet" into google images.

[@sukhpreetkaur8219]

ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕਾ ਖਾਲਸਾ।। ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕੀ ਫਤਿਹ ਜੀ।। 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@bclassic2474]

Gurumukhi is derived from devnagari . And the feature of specific sounds comming from specific part of mouth is a sanskrit feature . Probably taken from there.

[@anon21qwerty17]

no. it is derived from sharda lipi of kashmir.

[@harry1827]

one word..passion :)

[@strawberrysoftman2375]

this is awesome..

[@JS50108]

Great explanation! Very important information about gurmukhi alphabet. Thank you.

[@ParmjotKaur]

Really helpful!

[@misspanjab]

absolutely brilliant

[@varindersethi1870]

Really loved it .how is explaning

[@Ameetsingh]

Thank you Bibi Ji

[@kathypeachs6847]

Really helpful. Where would I find a chart like that? I am going to listen to this again and again. Thank you so much for your seva.

[@TheTurbanatore]

You can find it online. I would also suggest you check out the "Gurmukhi Alphabet" app

[@Nicholas.Tsagkos]

can i have her book online in ebook or something?

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

nikos t brother you can search in google

[@Lfc_AmrxoEditz]

This So Good How U Explain It

[@vjbajwa42]

Thank you so much !

[@HealthyHeathenHousewife]

Thank you so much for doing this video!

[@knowledgebank8853]

ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ

[@harbhajansandhu3680]

best teacher ever

[@sanj06]

Thank you very much! Great video.

[@echolou923]

who can tell you what song is the background music at the first beginning? its so beautiful

[@kabirsingh4230]

Waheguru simran by qi rattan I think

[@theinvernairne8029]

Absolutely brilliant! Well done x

[@dhillonprabhdial9840]

GURPARSAAD BE BLESSED

[@robertomarquez9493]

For beginners we need the written names of the letters. Thank You

[@msingh7977]

I have to write the alphabet to get in my head. I speak Punjabi read-write Hindi, I sang in my Car Gurbani Kirtan I need to get back to singing. how do you memorize Shabads, the way I do it is to write the Shabads over & over & develop a technique. Seems like you are through in Punjabi. Dhan Guru Nanak, Vaaskhi di Lakh Lakh Vadhie hovai. kindly beat my Brains so that I can start learning Punjabi typing I should start Memorizing Shabads. I should learn as much as Shabads that way when at 62 I want to learn & start to read Guru Granth Sahib jee, Kindly get a stick & beat my brains about how many Alphabets did I memorize. I am very Lazy for my Guru Sahib jee, I almost sang with Harjinder Singh jee in my Car almost every day using CD tapes etc.

[@jasperkok2246]

I would like to get in contact with the Russian Teacher of Gurmukhi in this video. Who can help? Thank you!

[@andreasmu5756]

Satnam Ji, can you tell me the musician at the beginning?

[@tanveersingh5423]

qi rattan

[@JoginderSingh-bu8fo]

Waheguru Ji

[@MouthOfFunk]

Colloquial Panjabi: The Complete Course for Beginners by Manraj is an excellent book for a start point for adults who want a technical and strong base.

[@gurmeetsingh7592]

IK ON KAR SATGUR PRASAD🌎 SATGUR PRASAD IK ON KAR💯

[@sandeepdhesi417]

You're bater then me miles time I'm a punjabi thanks for but you doing keep up the good work goddess you.

[@1979inde]

Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa! Vaheguru ji ki Fateh! Hi I'm currently using ur KZbin vids on Gurmukhi and I'm on vid #3 where Penji is explaining the pronunciation of the 35 akkhar! I think it would be a great help if you had a short vid with someone just repeating the 35 akkhar over and again to accompany this vid so that someone like me while I'm working just practice pronunciation and get use to the sounds, if you already have such a vid please direct me as I am eager to get to vid #4. Thankyou and sorry if I seem rude or anything it was not my intention... Gur Fateh!

[@basicsofsikhi]

Please see the rest of the playlist - its up there now

[@umbratigridis]

Thank you for the explanation. 2:09 Chinese does not have hieroglyphs; it would be more correct to refer to them as characters or logograms (especially since this video is about language).

[@echolou923]

it sounds like Punjab has a perfect structure, but it is still hard to get all sounds right at the beginning properly something about tongue position or muscle

[@raniasa7952]

very good punjabi jindabaad

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

Rani Asa it’s gurmukhi veer Punjabi contains 6 letters of Urdu

[@bee-my.worldredaktion5148]

Sat Sri Akal - Sukhmani Kaur ? im not Shur did you been in France Yogy Festival - maybe for 10 years ? or longer .... Sat Sri Akal

[@doctorraj3040]

Waheguru

[@ekam_goat6157]

Waheguru🤲🏼🙏🏿

[@countrypanjaab5335]

35 later and 6later other with dot total 41 later ਸ਼ ਖ਼ ਗ਼ ਜ਼ ਫ਼ ਲ਼

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

country Panjaab brother ji, These words were added during 19th Century in Order to Pronounce and translate the URDU language!!!!

[@JaspalSingh-ph4lx]

Sir ਙ & ਞ nu kis tra pronounce krna daseo please..punjabi vich likh k daseo ji..

[@piarakahlon4712]

pls sent link off ur presnol chanel

[@GUPRPEET-Singh]

Can Anyone plz tell me..in gurmukhi script why we use (sihari) when we write waheguru...shouldn't it be spell with (laam). Bcoz using (sihari) make it sound like wahiguru...thank you.

[@TheTurbanatore]

Please check out the "Gurmukhi Alphabets" app

[@mya_k8106]

The Turbanator I searched for it on the App Store on apple but I said it wasn't and app. Is it only on android

[@derSchweiz]

Some of the sounds of the alphabets do bear some similarity to Chinese Mandarin tone system.

[@simranjeet-m4i]

really! love to hear that. I strongly believe that at some point of time there was a culture similar to chinese.

[@MrMohkam]

ਟ was also pronounced as ਟਟਾ before, when it was changed to ਟੈਂਕਾ we do not know, it appears this word came much later, before it was not name of body organ, in written literature is found as pataaloo, Any way in gurbani in bani Patti it is written as ਟਟਾ ਬਿਕਟ ਘਾਟ ਘਟ ਮਾਹੀ ॥ ਖੋਲਿ ਕਪਾਟ ਮਹਲਿ ਕਿ ਨ ਜਾਹੀ ॥

[@sonalisanyal7538]

Gurbani and Japji sahib and jaap Sahib is written in Gurmukhi 🙏🙏

[@countrypanjaab5335]

what about lalle pair bindi

[@harmeetsingh8611]

❣️

[@jattkahlon1316]

pls translet 5banni path in russian

[@countrypanjaab5335]

ਲ਼ ਲੱਲੇ ਪੈਰ ਬਿੰਦੀ ਕਿੱਥੇ ?

[@karanpreetsingh3138]

Oh vr g 35 akhran ch ni aundi Eh baad vich vidvaana ne add kiti si puri vakhri line farsi de shabadan di sound paida karn lyi

[@Siddharth_dif_n_dif_Co.427]

सत श्री अकाल गुरमुखी जी

[@BhupinderSingh-tw7jw]

Kripa SACHE PATSHAH Di

[@heavenoo4999]

please can anyone tell what's her Name ......🙏......bit disappointed in description box not mentioned​ her name ...... they should have mentioned instead to say Rassian Sikh...........sorry if Isay something wrong 🙏

[@TheTurbanatore]

Her name is Sukhmani Kaur

[@Молния_962ютуб]

А по русски когда будет лекция?:-)