Wordless Wednesday : Let's Learn Punjabi Jigsaw
Can't wait to open the "Let's Learn Punjabi Jigsaw Puzzle" game featuring Gurmukhi alphabet.
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Oops! Can you find my mistake?
(Hint: wrong piece right edge)
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Huh? Can you tell why neither of the red pieces fit?
(Hint: green puzzle piece)
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What? Can you tell why the last puzzle piece won't fit?
(Hint: right piece wrong way)
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Jigsaw Puzzle Solved
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Wow! This is one puzzle that would keep me busy for quite a while. Love the colors- they’re as vibrant as the language itself.
I would need more than a puzzle to learn Punjabi, I can tell ya that! lol
Very cute puzzle! Like the way it is illustrated in the photos.
It looks like an interesting game.
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That is one colorful puzzle. Happy WW.
It’s very colorful and the characters are well illustrated guess it wouldn’t be that hard to learn it.
Happy WW.
It’s so colorful!
Because Gurmukhi phonetic once you learn the symbols and related sounds it just takes practice to perfect.
That is one crazy puzzle to figure out. Cool.
I would be scratching my head a long time over that one! esp since I got new glasses! my eyes are still adjusting, so a lot of squiggles look the same, LOL. but the colors are wonderful. a great was for children ( or adults who are just learning) to learn punjabi! You are a winning Wizard again, my sweet! I finally figured out how to add the grab code! this weeks game should be interesting (giggles)
Cool puzzle. I hope it comes with a Punjabi-English translation for us language challenged people.
The puzzle looks like a great language learning tool – make it fun and it’s easier.
The snow plant comes out just after the snow melts in the mountains and doesn’t last long. You have to be there at the right time.
What a fun way to learn. Thanks so much for linking up for WW!
Looks like you figured it out in no time!
Interesting puzzle and looks like fun!
how fun. the colourful puzzle will absolutely help kids to recognise the letters of the alphabets.
Very creative WW! I like the idea of learning things through puzzles. My kids used to have map puzzles.
What a fun way to learn the alphabet. I’ve never been great with languages other than my native one but my daughter has a facility for languages, including ones where she has had to learn a new alphabet.
A puzzle that teaches you as you go is a great idea. I’ve never seen one like this. It certainly makes learning fun. Great idea!
How COOL!!! I love the idea of the puzzle, as well as the puzzle itself!
that looks interesting and the punjabi too
I wonder if they have puzzle like this for other alphabets? It’s a great learning tool!
What fun! I need one of those for the languages I am trying to learn. Looks like it would be really helpful.
This would be quite a learning experience for me. We love puzzles!
Aloha!
I love seeing what Punjabi looks like! Another great wordless Wed.
I love puzzles, but this one is beyond challenging! Again, I love all the bright colors.
What a fun and colorful way to learn a new alphabet.
Looks very complicated ! I prefer to play Majong, lol !
I love learning games and puzzles. And, that scarf or fabric swatch underneath it looks really pretty.
Gattina Our first computer (about 25 yrs ago) was an Apple with about 12 megs of memory (remember those days) I spent two weeks configuring Gurmukhi letters pixel by pixel for a majhong match up game I found on line which let your design your own faces. My Kids friends came over and without asking or telling me erased it to make more memory available. I mourn still
What wonderful letters, I love their shapes.
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I, too, love the vibrant colors, but sadly, I don’t recognize any of the characters at all. They look like artwork to me! It was fun to see the progress of the puzzle being put together, though. I’ll bet your granddaugher (is that right?) is going to LOVE that when she gets a little older.
it,s game+gurmukhi gian good.
Is this a puzzle we can purchase?
Harleen Kaur ji
Waheguru ji ka Khalsa
Waheguru ji ki Fateh
Click on the puzzle picture to find information on how to order the Let’s Learn Punjabi Jigsaw puzzle.