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pwT 5.1 Common Phrases and Greetings

Listening: Use intonation and tone of voice effectively to convey meaning.
Writing: Students can translate English sentences to Punjabi and vice-versa with few errors.
Read these phrases. Have conversations with a friend. Practice these conversations.

English Phrase Punjabi Translation/Equivalent Copy The Punjabi phrases
Good to see you. iml ky cMgw l~gw[

How are you? kI hwl cwl hY?

I am good. How are you? mYN TIk hW[ qUM ik~dW?

Fine. Thanks. b~s TIk hY? hor iPr?

See you later. iPr imlWgy[ iPr imldy AW[

Oh My God! hwey r~b jI[

What happened? kI hoieAw?

Never mind. cl C~f[ cl koeI nI[

Forget it. Bu~l jw[

Take it easy. Don’t worry. iPkr nw kr[

It’s okay. koeI nI[

Be careful. iDAwn nwl[

Let go! cl jwx dy[ cl C~f[

Listen to me. myrI g~l sux[

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Look! dyK/dyK!

Congratulations. vDweIAW!

I am sorry. mYN sOrI AW[

What’s your problem? kI AY Eey?

Grammar Point: Do you notice that there are no capital letters and lower case letters in
Punjabi? The period is not a dot but a stick the same length as the letter?

Stepping Stones PSL Punjabi Reader Book 6A 2019 Edition 9