Jun 8, 2026 · 32 min · 9 segments
Have you been learning Punjabi for months—or even years—but still struggle to understand native speakers or speak confidently? In this episode, we're talking about the real reasons most Punjabi…
Amrinder SinghHost
And can you understand teachers but not the real Punjabi people when somebody's talking in the street, maybe, you know, talking on a TV show, something like that.



Maybe it could be a masculine or feminine, but yeah, other people would laugh.

For example, let's say our relatives, all right, coming to visit us, all right.

If I say, "Oh, So if you are speaking too formal, definitely a native Punjabi spea- speaker can laugh you, cool.

Because this is how they do to each other if they do, because they don't know you are learning Punjabi, you know.

And can you understand teachers but not the real Punjabi people when somebody's talking in the street, maybe, you know, talking on a TV show, something like that.



Maybe it could be a masculine or feminine, but yeah, other people would laugh.

For example, let's say our relatives, all right, coming to visit us, all right.

If I say, "Oh, So if you are speaking too formal, definitely a native Punjabi spea- speaker can laugh you, cool.

Because this is how they do to each other if they do, because they don't know you are learning Punjabi, you know.
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