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Saraiki for Kids
- An Introductory Language Course for Young Learners
- Narrated by: Sobia Kousar
- Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins
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Saraiki for Kids
Narrated by:
Sobia Kousar
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Publisher's Summary
An introduction to the Saraiki language as spoken in Southwest Pakistan by over 25 million people, previously referred to as Multani. This course educates young learners on key words and phrases in Saraiki such as numbers, places, greetings, colors, questions, and many other topics. The course focuses on beginner- to intermediate-level words and phrases. The course is split into 28 daily sessions of 15 to 25 minutes each. This is an ideal way for children to start to learn the Saraiki language.
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