Sikhism - The Sikh Religion : Panjabi Primer - Scientifically Designed For Easy Learning

 

 

 

 

To ensure access to the widest audience possible, the Panjabi Primer has been converted to PDF format.  To view the Primer, Acrobat Reader must be installed on your computer.  Most likely this has already been done, but if you do not have Acrobat you can download it for free here

 

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Panjabi Primer  (The 50+ page Primer may take a few minutes to load.)

 

Note:  Unlike standard web pages, our PDF format is of maximum quality and optimized for printing.  You can print out the Primer and use it as a workbook if you so desire. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Gurbakhsh Singh has formally taught Panjabi in a variety of different environments.  For example, he led a class for the Vancouver School Board's Career & Community Education Services.  Here are a few of the comments made by students in that class: 

 

"Good teacher, made the class enjoyable." 

 

"The atmosphere in the class was excellent to learn." 

 

"I would like to see more classes of Punjabi with the same teacher." 

 

"Keep this language in the program [Community Education Services]!" 

 

"I am learning conversational Punjabi well." 

 

"This is a subject I am very interested in and I would be interested in attending a further course." 

 

"Dr. Gill is very enthusiastic." 

 

"I have been waiting for it [this class in Punjabi]!" 

 

"I like the way the course materials allowed each of the students to become involved." 

 

"I like the way the instructor prepares thoroughly for each class and his willingness to assist in any difficulties." 

 

"Great!!" 

 

"I appreciate the flexibility of the course." 

 

"The instructor, he is very helpful and encouraging, and open to feedback." 

 

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