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Gurmukhi through Phonics

Gurmukhi through Phonics

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Formalised in the 16th century, Gurmukhi became a script to read and write Panjabi. Over the last few generations, the Panjabi-speaking population has dispersed around the globe with the local language or English becoming their mother tongue. Understandably, the new generation finds it difficult to learn Panjabi in the conventional way, unlike their parents. 

This book uses fun and unorthodox methods to teach Gurmukhi through Phonics, with an aim to engage the learner where Panjabi and/or Gurmukhi is deemed as a foreign language.  No matter who you are – a child attending a weekend Panjabi school, a parent who wants to help your child learn more effectively or an adult who has always wanted to learn to read and write Gurmukhi – this book is for you. It will:

  • Boost your confidence by securing your foundations
  • Empower you to learn on your own and progress to further stages
  • Help you master your pronunciation through phonics

Format: Hardcover, 68 full colour pages

Author: Manpreet Singh Ahuja 
A professional Chef for over 25 years, Manpreet Singh has worked in a range of hospitality and food service operations internationally. He has thrice been a finalist nominee at the UK's Craft Guild of Chefs Awards. An active educator, he has been teaching Sikh history and Panjabi to children of various age groups for nearly 15 years. He coaches students on Panjabi reading, writing, speaking and listening and is also involved in preparing recognised assessment papers. Follow Manpreet Singh on instagram: @phonic_gurmukhi and @singh_the_singing_chef

Illustrator: Anantjeet Kaur 
Anantjeet Kaur is an independent illustrator and graphic designer from Delhi. She graduated in graphic design, English literature, and learnt illustration from the best at Riyaaz Academy. A varied life experience, love for travel, and her Sikh roots propel her imagination in a unique way. She is often spotted sketching during kirtan in a gurudwara. When not sketching, she surreptitiously observes children and tries to live life just as uninhibited! Follow Anantjeet Kaur on social media: @drawkaurys on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and see her portfolio.

Published in UK April 2022 by Mighty Khalsa 
ISBN: 978-0-9572541-7-6

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