Learn Shahmukhi in an easy way
In this lesson we'll learn the use of some words that produces same sounds.
As you see in previous lessons these both alphabest are called "Hay" and produces same sound of "H". Their use is different.we'll see it with examples.
Use
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raah (way) |
Moh (love) |
Vayah (Marriage) |
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Sometime it is used at the end of words in a different shape where it is combine with words. For Exampl | |||
paisa (Money) |
sheesha(Glass) |
rishta(Relation |
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hawa (air) |
hola (light) |
hor (more) |
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When
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aihda (Its) |
chullha (Stove) |
dehaR (Day) |
Use of
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It also produces
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hamla (Attack) |
rooh (soul) |
Introducing
is
another form of "hay" commonly use in Shahmukhi Script.It is used
to produce a special sound of "H". When it is used with any alphabet
it includes a "h" sound in it. Some examples are as follow.
bhe |
phe |
jhe |
khe |
Lets Use in some
words to clear it.
aithay (Here) |
Dhangh (Method) |
Punkh (Feather) |
khulla (Open , wide) |
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These 2 alphabets
produce almost same sound. To differenciate we can say
produce sound of "K" and
produce sound of "Q". Normally it is diffrenciate by saying that
when we say any word in normal that is producing sound of "K" we
write it with
and when we say
are word producing same sound but we feel its sound comming from throat we
use
.Lets explain it with some
examples.
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kum (work) |
kitab (Book) |
kamra (Room) |
Use of ![]() |
qabar (Grave) |
qanoon (Law) |
faraq (Difference) |
I've tried to explain major things that can help you in learning Shahmukhi in a very easy and simlple way.After learning all these lessons you'll be able to read and write Shahmukhi.
Main thing in learning process is exercise. You must do exercise of each lesson.You can send send thses excercise to me by email aamish@brain.net.pk any time for more assistence.
You can use
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