This is actually a really good app for learning punjabi (more like a Duolingo or other course than just memorizing vocabulary.) The benefits of this application are actually not easy to recognize when beginning; now that I have learned more, I have seen the following extra special portions that make this application on par with a proper course from a university:* proper instruction on the declensions (matching nouns, pronouns and verbs similarly to Latin) - this is very relevant for understanding meaning particularly and helping to learn to read Sri Guru Granth Sahib.* the videos are important- I didn’t realize until later in the course that this is an important comprehension piece of the course. This helps simulate a little bit of conversational comprehension.* the sections can be reset and redone if I need more practice.* this program teaches sentence structure and grammar better than any other punjabi software program. I want to formulate my own sentences and also be able to learn vocabulary and punjabi from context as I get better; this program gives me the tools (grammar, sentence structure and the declensions) to do that. * the tutoring which is so important but I haven’t tried yetThe Gurmukhi section had a bug with the correct answer not being recognized; I believe this is fixed but I haven’t updated the software yet.While this application isn’t perfect, it is functional. My one frustration is the Gurmukhi works more on pronunciation for vocabulary instead of going directly from English to Gurmukhi or vice-versa like the grammar section. I have been trying to skip the English transliteration and instead try to develop a natural fluency.Lastly, I only know if the Latin declensions because my son studied Latin not becauSe I have...Great Job! Thank you!

I recently downloaded this app because I want to be able to better communicate with my in-laws. The format overall is pretty nice, but the Prezi-style videos run slow, along with the read aloud buttons.I was a little confused why the first portion with pronouns had a grammar section where the user builds sentences when literally nothing beyond pronouns had been taught. Hopefully there is a section that goes over question words (who, what, when, where, why), because that would be helpful for a learner. Because options to learn Punjabi are so limited, I think I’m going to subscribe and complete the other modules, although it is pricey as others have stated. The app has a lot of potential. It’s probably the best Punjabi language learning app I have come across. I will update this review once I get through some of the paid modules.

There seems to be a problem with the Gurmukhi possessive course part. The sentence “My house is near (the) station” it always says is wrong even though is the same as the “correct answer”. I would also like a way to contact Fluently directly. Like an email or something. Thanks.UPDATE: This course still seems to have this error along with other ones. How can I contact someone to let them know?

First of all, I would like to thank you for making Punjabi language learning more accessible for those who live abroad. It is no secret that finding resources for Punjabi is extremely difficult online. Other languages for example Hindi have many options available while those who want to learn. Punjabi on the other hand still has a long way to go, but this just another step in the right direction. I would like to agree with others concerns and say this app is expensive. Therefore, I cannot use it. But I love the idea behind the app and if I have some income left over to spare will consider purchasing a few more lessons.