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Where/how can I order the teach Punjabi to kids?
HI Meghie! On our show we showed it’s available at amazon.com. hope that helps! Anjum Nayyar, Editor-in-Chief, Masalamommas.com
I recently launched a book called The Water Wheel, on eKindle and wanted to get the word out to all interested in reading about a time in India’s history mostly forgotten by many of us today. The book is an historical romance novel set in 1816 Shimla, India and focuses upon the Gorkha warriors and the British East India Company.
I would love to take the opportunity to speak to someone at Masala Mommas about this book.
Hi Bharti thanks for reaching out. please feel free to email us using our contact page list of emails. You can email the editor at Editor@masalamommas.com
Hi, I came across your site earlier on today and I’ve already watched a bunch of the videos via you tube. I’ve explored the site and apologies if you have this and I haven’t seen it but I thought it would be really interesting to get a male perspective on some of the stuff you talk about. Many of the guests you have had on to talk about parenting/family life all talk about ‘we’ and mention how they are team. How their partner is so supportive of their career, how they share the home/child care load etc. It would be good to here it from a dads perspective. I noticed your ‘raising boys’ article but how about ‘raising girls’ from a Modern dads perspective!
Just a suggestion.
One last thing, there is so much Sikh/Punjabi topics here, I noticed articles regarding Divali but I didn’t see a Bandi Choor Diwas reference. Again maybe I missed it…but if I didn’t maybe you could do one in October.
Great site though. With love all the way from across the pond in the UK.
Hi! I saw somewhere that you had memory cards for gujarati words. Do you still have those available for purchase?
Hi ARti we don’t see items on our site. not sure which post you’re looking at but do reach out to the creator.
Hi there,
I’m really passionate about keeping the Punjabi Language alive through our children. I have created catchy educational songs to teach th next generation in a fun and easy way! I also have zoom structured classes witch teach Spoken Punjabi trough Songs / Games and activities. I started 2019
And it’s proved to be very successful in teaching children from babies to teenagers to speak Punjabi.. kids love it and pick up fast. What’s more they love learning as it’s funZ I felt there was nothing like this out there so I created the courses , songs and activities myself. I would love to showcase this on your channel