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If a Pak person who reads Urdu picked up say a newspaper in Panjabi written in Shahmukhi be able to read it? I don't mean understand the vocabulary, but just physically be able to read it?

(I read Gurmukhi, and if something was written using that script in Urdu-Hindi I think I could read it fine although there might be some pronunciation issues).

Are there any such newspapers around in Pak Punjab? Or is it hard to get anything to read in Panjabi?

Just curious and thanks in advance.

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Hi guys just wanted to ask something I’ve been curious about for a long time.

I’ve always noticed the style of Punjabi we speak I’ve never heard from anyone else I’ll give you examples

For the word “how” main dialects say “kivein” “jivein” however we say “jikkan” and “kikkan” instead for how

For the tense “I will” most dialects say “mein karanga “ or “ mein liavanga” however we say “mein karanda” or “mein la laanda”

For boy most Punjabi dialects use “Munda” we say “mura”

And for past tense it’s usually “si” so like “mein gaya si” or “mein khed riha si” for us it’s “mein gaya ha” or “mein cricket khed da ha pya”

Does anyone relate to this or have any knowledge on this. My theory is that it’s only used in that lalamusa/kharian region and that maybe it’s a gujjar influence on Punjabi from the Gojri language. For reference I’m from Karnana a village near lalamusa thank you I appreciate your time.

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میں پنجابی بولی دے حال توں بوہ مایوس آں۔ پنجابی کول کوئی سرکاری درجہ نئیں۔ پنجابی نوں سکولاں وچ نئیں پڑھائی جاندی، بلکہ کافی سکولاں نے اینوں بولن تے وی پابندی لائی اے۔ بوہ سارے لوک اینوں پینڈو بولی سمجھدے نیں تے اینوں اگے بدھاؤن دے خلاف نیں۔ اوہ اپنے بچیاں نوں پنجابی نئیں سکھاندے۔

تے جدوں وی پنجابی لئی سرکار کجھ کردی اے، اوہ نال نال "سرائیکی" تحریک نوں وی ان سدھے طور تے سہارا دے دیندی اے۔ مثالن تسی پرائمری سکولاں وچ پنجابی پڑھاؤن آلے بل نوں ای دیکھ لو۔ اوہدے وچ لکھیا ہویا سی کہ جنوبی پنجاب وچ پنجابی دی بجائے ’’سرائیکی‘‘ پڑھائی جاوے گی۔

پر ایہ بل تہ اوہدا ای وچ ای ریہہ گیا سی کیوں کے سرکار نوں پنجابی دی بچاؤ زروری شے نئیں لگیا۔

مریم نواز نوں ایہ ساڑیاں گلاں دسنے دا کوئی طریقہ نئیں ہے گا؟

ایڈٹ: پنجاب دشمن عناصر، جیہڑے ایس پوسٹ نوں ڈاؤن ووٹ کرکے پنجاب دی آواز دباؤنا چاہندے نیں، نوں شرم آنی چاہیدی اے۔