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2 [two]

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Family Members

2 [ਦੋ]

2 [Dō]

ਪਰਿਵਾਰ

[parivāra]

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the grandfather ਦ--- / --ਨਾ ਦਾ_ / ਨਾ_ ਦ-ਦ- / ਨ-ਨ- ----------- ਦਾਦਾ / ਨਾਨਾ 0
d--ā/-nā-ā d____ n___ d-d-/ n-n- ---------- dādā/ nānā
the grandmother ਦਾ-ੀ --ਨ--ੀ ਦਾ_ / ਨਾ_ ਦ-ਦ- / ਨ-ਨ- ----------- ਦਾਦੀ / ਨਾਨੀ 0
dā-ī/ nānī d____ n___ d-d-/ n-n- ---------- dādī/ nānī
he and she ਉਹ -ਤ--ਉਹ ਉ_ ਅ_ ਉ_ ਉ- ਅ-ੇ ਉ- --------- ਉਹ ਅਤੇ ਉਹ 0
u-- --ē--ha u__ a__ u__ u-a a-ē u-a ----------- uha atē uha
the father ਪਿ-ਾ ਪਿ_ ਪ-ਤ- ---- ਪਿਤਾ 0
pi-ā p___ p-t- ---- pitā
the mother ਮਾ-- - ਮ-ਂ ਮਾ_ / ਮਾਂ ਮ-ਤ- / ਮ-ਂ ---------- ਮਾਤਾ / ਮਾਂ 0
m-t-----ṁ m____ m__ m-t-/ m-ṁ --------- mātā/ māṁ
he and she ਉਹ--ਤੇ--ਹ ਉ_ ਅ_ ਉ_ ਉ- ਅ-ੇ ਉ- --------- ਉਹ ਅਤੇ ਉਹ 0
uha-a-ē -ha u__ a__ u__ u-a a-ē u-a ----------- uha atē uha
the son ਪ---ਰ ਪੁੱ__ ਪ-ੱ-ਰ ----- ਪੁੱਤਰ 0
p-t--a p_____ p-t-r- ------ putara
the daughter -ੀ ਧੀ ਧ- -- ਧੀ 0
d-ī d__ d-ī --- dhī
he and she ਉ--ਅ-ੇ-ਉਹ ਉ_ ਅ_ ਉ_ ਉ- ਅ-ੇ ਉ- --------- ਉਹ ਅਤੇ ਉਹ 0
u---a-- -ha u__ a__ u__ u-a a-ē u-a ----------- uha atē uha
the brother ਭ-ਾ ਭ_ ਭ-ਾ --- ਭਰਾ 0
b-a-ā b____ b-a-ā ----- bharā
the sister ਭੈਣ ਭੈ_ ਭ-ਣ --- ਭੈਣ 0
bh---a b_____ b-a-ṇ- ------ bhaiṇa
he and she ਉ--ਅ-ੇ-ਉਹ ਉ_ ਅ_ ਉ_ ਉ- ਅ-ੇ ਉ- --------- ਉਹ ਅਤੇ ਉਹ 0
uha a-- --a u__ a__ u__ u-a a-ē u-a ----------- uha atē uha
the uncle ਚਾ-ਾ-/ --ਮਾ ਚਾ_ / ਮਾ_ ਚ-ਚ- / ਮ-ਮ- ----------- ਚਾਚਾ / ਮਾਮਾ 0
c-cā----mā c____ m___ c-c-/ m-m- ---------- cācā/ māmā
the aunt ਚ--ੀ-/----ੀ ਚਾ_ / ਮਾ_ ਚ-ਚ- / ਮ-ਮ- ----------- ਚਾਚੀ / ਮਾਮੀ 0
c---- māmī c____ m___ c-c-/ m-m- ---------- cācī/ māmī
he and she ਉਹ -----ਹ ਉ_ ਅ_ ਉ_ ਉ- ਅ-ੇ ਉ- --------- ਉਹ ਅਤੇ ਉਹ 0
u-----ē --a u__ a__ u__ u-a a-ē u-a ----------- uha atē uha
We are a family. ਅ--- ਇੱ- ---ਵ-ਰ-ਹਾ-। ਅ_ ਇੱ_ ਪ___ ਹਾਂ_ ਅ-ੀ- ਇ-ਕ ਪ-ਿ-ਾ- ਹ-ਂ- -------------------- ਅਸੀਂ ਇੱਕ ਪਰਿਵਾਰ ਹਾਂ। 0
asī- -ka--ari-āra---ṁ. a___ i__ p_______ h___ a-ī- i-a p-r-v-r- h-ṁ- ---------------------- asīṁ ika parivāra hāṁ.
The family is not small. ਪਰਿਵ-- -ੋ-- --ੀਂ ਹ-। ਪ___ ਛੋ_ ਨ_ ਹੈ_ ਪ-ਿ-ਾ- ਛ-ਟ- ਨ-ੀ- ਹ-। -------------------- ਪਰਿਵਾਰ ਛੋਟਾ ਨਹੀਂ ਹੈ। 0
P----āra -h-ṭ- nahīṁ ---. P_______ c____ n____ h___ P-r-v-r- c-ō-ā n-h-ṁ h-i- ------------------------- Parivāra chōṭā nahīṁ hai.
The family is big. ਪ---ਾ--ਵੱਡ- ਹੈ। ਪ___ ਵੱ_ ਹੈ_ ਪ-ਿ-ਾ- ਵ-ਡ- ਹ-। --------------- ਪਰਿਵਾਰ ਵੱਡਾ ਹੈ। 0
Pa-i--r- ---ā hai. P_______ v___ h___ P-r-v-r- v-ḍ- h-i- ------------------ Parivāra vaḍā hai.

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