Punjabi language, Punjabi also spelled Panjabi, one of the most widely spoken Indo-Aryan languages. The old British spelling “Punjabi” remains in more common general usage than the academically precise “Panjabi.” In the early 21st century there were about 30 million speakers of Punjabi in India. It is the official language of the Indian state of Punjab and is one of the languages recognised by the Indian constitution.

In Pakistan, Punjabi is spoken by some 70 million speakers, mostly in Punjab province, but official status at both the national and the provincial level is reserved for Urdu. There are also important overseas communities of Punjabi speakers, particularly in Canada and the United Kingdom- where in the early 21st century they respectively constituted the 3rd and 4th largest linguistic groups in the national populations - as well as in several parts of the United States.

The programme at Langma School of Languages aims to offer a thorough grounding in contemporary Punjabi , in the four language disciplines speaking, writing, reading, and listening. You will be guided to use these disciplines across a range of everyday, practical topics, such as expressing biographical information and preferences. The course material draws on a variety of sources and subjects from the modern-day language region, to create an authentic and engaging context. As the course progresses, it aims to provide you with further confidence and vocabulary to discuss more complex topics, write and read more challenging texts in the language.

The course aims to provide students with a foundation understanding of “Punjabi ” languages, enabling students to begin communication in practical situations with an insight into “Punjabi culture”

This course will cover “Punjabi ”, elementary grammar, vocabulary, and socio-cultural elements of the language providing students the opportunity to develop both productive and receptive skills. Greet and meet people and introduce yourselves and other; give personal information: age, profession, nationality; but or order food and drink.

 By the end of this course you should be able to............

 Greet people

 Introduce yourself and others

 Give personal information

 Ask for personal information

 Count up to 100

 Buy food and drinks in the market

 Ask for price

 We want our students to learn everyday Punjabi that will allow them to communicate at work and in everyday situations.

 EClasses follow a balanced syllabus based on pragmatic approach.

 In class we use a combination of textbooks, exercises, authentic materials and some online applications.

 We make sure classes are well-planned, engaging and delivered in a friendly atmosphere.

 More traditional grammar and vocabulary exercises seamlessly interlock with reading and listening comprehension tasks, role play, group discussion, extempore, interactive games and small projects.

 Focus on Accuracy:– Learning is carefully scaffolded to ensure that students build a large bank of vocabulary and use appropriate grammatical structures with a high degree of accuracy.

 Our main assets are the teachers – fully qualified, experienced and passionate about what they do.

 After successful completion of the course students are rewarded with a certificate.

The programme Punjabi for Intermediate is one of our most popular Punjabi programmes at Langma School of Languages. It consists of 10 lessons of Punjabi language group classes per week. These classes focus on improving your accuracy, fluency and confidence in Punjabi . Thanks to the focus on real-life grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation you will be able to communicate successfully with people of Punjabi speaker. In class, your teachers will monitor your progress and you will receive regular feedback to help you use new language with confidence and to maximise your learning.

This course will increase your confidence in “Punjabi ”, consolidating and building upon previous knowledge and practising a wider variety of everyday situations.

This course will cover elementary and intermediate “Punjabi ” grammar and vocabulary. You will also deepen your understanding of relevant Socio-cultural elements of the language. You will have the opportunity to develop both productive and receptive skills.

 By the end of this course you should be able to.

 Express likes and dislikes

 Talk about leisure activities

 Describe a typical day

 Talk about a journey or holiday

 Use a wider variety of tenses

 Use the noun classes at a basic level

 Focus on effective real-life communication

 Our programme offers you the language skills to live, work, study, and travel in an Punjabi -Speaking environment

 Improve your communication skills while also increasing your accuracy and fluency

 Regular monitoring and personalised feedback from your teachers

 MOur main assets are the teachers – fully qualified, experienced and passionate about what they do.

TPunjabi for Advanced at Langma School of Languages is one of our Intensive Punjabi language programmes. This programme combines 10 lessons of Punjabi language each week and speaking is prioritised in this session. Before beginning their intensive Punjabi language programme, students will complete an extensive needs analysis and interview with our Academic Manager to design their individual programme.

Our Intensive Punjabi language programme allows students to make remarkable progress from their very first class. The sessions give students the opportunity to learn as a group and practise their skills with other learners. The weekend sessions allow each student to individually meet with their teacher, so that personal strengths and weaknesses can be focused on.

This course will increase your confidence in “Punjabi ”, consolidating and building upon previous knowledge and practising a wider variety of everyday situations.

 Topics: Restaurant, Booking hotel, Asking for directions, Arrange/plan a journey in India, Mumbai, Home, Visiting people

 Grammar: Adjectives, Locations, more on nouns

 By the end of this course you should be able to........

 Order a dish in a restaurant

 Ask what a dish is made of

 Buy a ticket (train, bus........)

 Deal with problems in a hotel

 Make arrangements to visit people

 All programmes and syllabus at Langma School of Languages are constantly reviewed and restructured to keep up with our ever changing environment. We will also continue to add new courses in to keep up with training requirements of tomorrow's individuals, corporations and institutions.

 We will constantly observe, assess and upgrade our physical set-up and course design to provide a pleasant and fun learning ambience for our students at all times.

 Our overall goals as we work with our students, is to improve their workplace performance by helping them to attain a higher standard of proficiency and confidence in their use of Punjabi language. This will enable them to develop their business and to develop a more professional rapport with native speaking clients.

 You will receive regular feedback from your tutor throughout the course, as and when appropriate. At the end of the course you and your tutor are asked to assess the progress you have made.

 Our main assets are the teachers – fully qualified, experienced and passionate about what they do.

 After successful completion of the course students are rewarded with a certificate.