Malay borrowings in the Punjabi language by Baljit Kaur

“…It is not the intention of the writer to prove or disprove any theory or research findings in studies which have been carried out on the Punjabi language before. No previous research is available on which to develop a theory or research hypothesis. …”
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Malay borrowings in the Punjabi language by Baljit Kaur

“…It is not the intention of the writer to prove or disprove any theory or research findings in studies which have been carried out on the Punjabi language before. No previous research is available on which to develop a theory or research hypothesis. …”
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Malay borrowings in the Punjabi language by Baljit Kaur

“…It is not the intention of the writer to prove or disprove any theory or research findings in studies which have been carried out on the Punjabi language before. No previous research is available on which to develop a theory or research hypothesis. …”
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Wikipedia and indigenous language preservation: analysis of Setswana and Punjabi languages by Shahid Minhas, Abiodun Salawu

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Cross-cultural adaption of the Knee injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score (KOOS) into Punjabi for knee injury and osteoarthritis patients in Canada by Nitya Suryaprakash, Jackie L. Whittaker, Marie Westby, Richard Sawatzky, Stirling Bryan, Kusum Soni, Kamaljit Sidhu, Santosh Powar, Laurie J. Goldsmith

“…This study aims to cross-culturally adapt the KOOS tool from the source English language to the target Punjabi language for use in the Canadian health context. …”
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Mother Tongue, Mother's Influence: Exploring Language Choices in Pakistani Famalies in KSA by Hadiqa Malik

“…Although mothers in Saudi Arabia prefer to speak English and Urdu fluently, their children know Punjabi language and to some extent, they understand it but are not fluent in Punjabi. …”
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Indigeneity and Resistance in Zubair Ahmad’s Grieving for Pigeons by Nayab Sadiq

“…These stories set in Lahore foreground the rich memories of pure culture and the partition of Punjab, contribute to the empowerment of Punjabi language, and depiction of cultural and historical heritage of Lahore. …”
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Punjab's Linguistic Land Scape: Postcolonial Reading of Literary, Political and Social Contexts by Sajid Javed

“…Since 1857, the language landscape of Punjab was changed by the British Rulers and The Persian and Punjabi Language was replaced by Urdu Language which was not the language of commoners here. …”
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The Scholarship of Syed Sharafat Ali Naushahi: An Introduction by Hassan Naushahi

“…<div><br /></div><div>Syed Sharafat Naushahi was a renowned and distinguished intellectual of Urdu,Persian,Arabic and Punjabi languages. He was also sage, poet, historian, researcher, translater and calligrapher of his age. …”
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