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NO.5 52567  \nCALL No.49142   41.425/5t     \nD.G.A.79,  \n## TEACH YOURSELF BOOKSPUNJABI\n\nPunjabi is one of the more important regional languagesof India and Pakistan,and is especially widely used byimmigrants from those countries to Britain.This bookpresents a simple everyday form of Punjabi based on thestandard Majhi dialect spoken in Lahore and Amritsar.The main points of grammar and a basic vocabulary areintroduced in a series of graded lessons,each of whichis provided with keyed exercises.Particular attention isgiven to explaining the details of the pronunciation anda phonetic script is used which clearly represents these.For those who want to be able to read Punjabi,there isa chapter on the Gurmukhi script,but the book may beused by those who wish only to learn to speak thelanguage.  \n## TEACH YOURSELF B00KSPUNJABI\n\n52567  \nC.SHACKLE  \nB.A.,B.Litt.  \n491.425Sa  \n·TEACH YOURSELF BO0KS  \nFirat printed 1972  \nCopyright  1972The English Universitics Press Ltd.  \nAIl rights reserved.No part of this publiention may be reproducedor transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanicnl,including photocopy,recording,or any information storage andretrieval system,without permiesion in writing from the publisher.  \nENTRAL ARCHAE(NAL18织AR).NW'i.)克  .  \nS456)  \nA.  4  \n2,.7>..  \nBoce....  \n…   ·鸣  \na2No.……  \n…               驰  \nISBN 0340124644  \nPrinted in Great Britain for The English Universities Press Ltd.by Stephen Austin and Sons,Limited,Hertford  \n丹81中0  \nContents  \nINTRODUCTION.PRONUNCIATIONLESSON  \n1.Pronouns—Present auxiliary—Questions—Word-order—Articles18  \n2.Past auxiliary—Negative sentences—'Yes'and‘no'Order of adverbs.  .   .  22  \n3.Gender—'Black'and'red’adjectives—Questions25  \n4.Plural of nouns and adjectives—Indefinitearticle  .   .   .28  \n5.Verb roots—Present participle—Present  \ntense—Use of /twsin/to women.       31  \n6.Imperfect—Negative of Present and Imper-fect—Postpositions .  ·  .  .  .35  \n7.Oblique singular—/kéra/·  ·  ·  ·38  \n8.Oblique plural—/sek-/   .   .   .   .42  \n9.‘Black’adjectives in /-an/—Present con-tinuous—/nun/—Word-order46  \n10.Past continuous—/da/—Expressions of time.51  \n11./ton/—Use of /de/with postpositions—Com-parative and superlative—/bəra/—/sáb/andsara/         .55  \n12.Future—Verbs…in 'double consonants—Adverbs of time—/apra/—/koi/and/kwi/.59  \n13./ho-1—'To have'—/koi/and /kwj/as adjec-tives—Adjectives as nouns64  \n14.Imperatives—Vocative—Direct object with/nun/—/kerke/.  ·  ·68  \nviCONTENTSCONTENTS  \n15.Past participle—Past tense of intransitive Pageverbs—Use of /tor/with postpositions—/lokiŋ/—/hor/and /duja/·73  \n·  \n16.Perfect—Pluperfect—Future Perfect—Infini-tive—Verbs with /nuŋ/—/teràn/.  \n·      ·  \n17.Past tenses of transitive verbs—Agent case一Necessity—Ablative singular—Postpositionsin /-on/—/vi/and /hi/   .   .   .  \n8288  \n18.Oblique Infinitive—/ap/—/kol/and /kolon/一‘Of′—Dates—/vari/.      .  \n19.Conjunctive participle—Verbal agent—/va[a/—/jśa/—Fractional numbers94  \n20.Cardinal numbers—Ordinal numbers—Indirect speech—Relative pronouns .  .100  \n21.Participles with /hoya/—Passive—Intransi-  \ntive and transitive pairs—Causal verbs .  106  \n22.Compound verbs—Intensive compounds withja-1,/de-/and /ley-/—Locative—Emphaticdemonstratives—Emphatic auxiliary.112  \n23.Present Subjunctive—'If'and'although’一Habitual action—Uses of /lag(g)-/—Plural ofrespect .   .   ..    .    .    .   118  \n24.Past Subjunctive—Present participle passive—Present in /-na/—Adverbial participles—Repetition of words—Formation of feminines  \nfrom masculines .  .  .   .   .  124  \n25.VARIETIES OF PUNJABI—Dialects—Written and spoken Punjabi—Sikh andMuslim Punjabi .  ..     .         132  \n26.THE GURMUKHI SCRIPT .   .   .  136GRAMMATICAL TABLES.  .  .  .149KEY TO EXERCISES.  .  .  .  .159PUNJABI-ENGLISH VOCABULARY .  .184ENGLISH-PUNJABI VOCABULARY.   .  212  \n## Introduction\n\nThe Punjabi language  \nPunjabi 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