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Punjabiਪੰਜਾਬੀ
Punjabi diaspora communities in the UK, Canada, US, and Australia are among the most vibrant in the world. Your children understand dadi — Mozhi teaches them to reply with confidence, in the warm colloquial Punjabi she actually uses.
A taste of what your child will learn
ਸਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ
Sat Sri Akal
Hello / Greetings
ਧੰਨਵਾਦ
Dhannvaad
Thank you
ਮੈਂ ਠੀਕ ਹਾਂ
Main theek haan
I am fine
The dadi call
Punjabi families have built thriving communities across four continents — Southall, Brampton, Vancouver, Melbourne. Dadi and dada are in Amritsar or Ludhiana. The grandchildren understand every word — they've grown up hearing Punjabi at home. But when dadi asks a question, English comes out instead. Mozhi gives them the words to finally reply.
Spoken Punjabi — warm and everyday
Mozhi teaches colloquial Punjabi — the language of home kitchens, family gatherings, and video calls with relatives back in Punjab. Not formal or literary Punjabi. The warm, expressive language your grandparents actually use when they ask how you are or tell you to eat more.
Vaisakhi, langar, and Sunday calls
Lessons are built around real Punjabi family moments: Vaisakhi greetings, asking dadi for more roti, saying goodnight after a long call. Real phrases recorded by native speakers — the spoken Punjabi that turns passive understanding into confident speech.
What your child will learn
First Words
Greetings, thank you, how are you
Family Circle
Dadi & Dada, parents, siblings
Mealtimes
Asking for food, compliments, table talk
Home Life
Morning routines, everyday moments
Calling Relatives
Video calls with Dadi
Festivals
Celebrations, blessings, special occasions
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