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I published a Punjabi learning book for English speakers (absolute beginners).
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I published a Punjabi learning book for English speakers (absolute beginners).

I see people posting their books here and receiving constructive feedback. I look forward to the same. Non-fiction is not very common here, it seems. Moreover, I don't know how a langauge learning book will interest the wise poeple here. Anyway, here are the features:

Speak-first, rules later.

Same script as English. No Gurmukhi (yet), no confusion, no AI.

500+ words, and daily phrases and expressions.

Sound authentic with a novel sound guide using real English sounds (not the usual, confusing romanised Punjabi)

Short, 15-minute lessons for busy adults (actually 16+ years)

And much more…

Amazon link: Punjabi for Adult Beginners

u/qiratb — 7 days ago
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A book to learn Punjabi for English speakers. Here are the features...

I published a book which teaches Punjabi to absolute beginners. Here are the features:

  1. Speak-first, rules later.

  2. Same script as English. No Gurmukhi (yet), no confusion, no AI.

  3. 500+ words, and daily phrases and expressions.

  4. Sound authentic with a novel sound guide using real English sounds (not the usual, confusing romanised Punjabi)

  5. Short, 15-minute lessons for busy adults (actually 16+ years)

  6. And much more...

I hope I am allowed to post this here (without any links at least).

Ask in comments or DM if interested in buying (on Amazon)

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u/qiratb — 8 days ago
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Why Fedora 44 has beta version of Krita and not stable in the repo?

The

'sudo dnf install krita

gives you a beta version of Krita (6.0.x). Even the icon (after install) has a beta symbol on it.

Any specific reason Fedora 44 ships the beta version over the stable one (5.3.x)?

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u/qiratb — 24 days ago
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Beginner to (digital) painting, pls suggest tutorials

I know I could search YT myself but I dont know how to approach the learning (not only Krita but painting itself).

Pls suggest some easy, absolute beginner practice art tutorial for hand coordination etc.

Thanks in advance for your time and input. :)

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u/qiratb — 26 days ago