Amrinder SinghHost
from book or teacher so but in spoken Punjabi never being used this word hun is not not going to be used all right another example another example let's say you want to say like can you jump over this wall can you jump over this wall so firm way the way you're learning right So this is how you learn it.

Mostly when we talk, how we will say, I will say, you know, like, or everybody probably would say, Did you see the difference? So if you learn that one, how are you supposed to understand us? No, you won't.

But we Punjabi native speaker, they would say, or some people say, some people say, Did you see the difference? So that's why you need to learn that way.

from book or teacher so but in spoken Punjabi never being used this word hun is not not going to be used all right another example another example let's say you want to say like can you jump over this wall can you jump over this wall so firm way the way you're learning right So this is how you learn it.

Mostly when we talk, how we will say, I will say, you know, like, or everybody probably would say, Did you see the difference? So if you learn that one, how are you supposed to understand us? No, you won't.

But we Punjabi native speaker, they would say, or some people say, some people say, Did you see the difference? So that's why you need to learn that way.
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