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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Index Page
- Credits
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Programmes on Pronunciation
- Vowels
Programme 1
Programme 2
Programme 3
Programme 4
Programme 5
Programme 6
Programme 7
- Consonants
Programme 8
Programme 9
Programme 10
Programme 11
Programme 12
Programme 13
Programme 14
Programme 15
Programme 16
Programme 17
- Vocabulary
- Programmes on Structure
Programme 18
Programme 19
Programme 20
Programme 21
Programme 22
Programme 23
Programme 24
Programme 25
Programme 26
Programme 27
Programme 28
Programme 29
Programme 30
Programme 31
Programme 32
Programme 33
Programme 34
Programme 35
Programme 36
Programme 37
Programme 38
Programme 39
Programme 40
Programme 41
- Sample of Kashmiri Music
   

Programme 26


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I.  This Programme introduces you to the future tense simple and progressive. In Kashmiri, future tense is indicated by auxiliary a:si and  a:san.

A.   The verbs introduced in this conversation are:
 
a:sun to be
(auxiliary) 
a:skha: ? Will (you) be ?
 a:si  will be
a:sakh a:sa:n you will be
(progressive)
va:tun va:ta:n arriving
va:ti will arrive
pakun paka:n walking/arriving
a:si paka:n will be arriving
pra:run a:sakh pra:ran (you) will be waiting
gatshun to go
karun to do
h’on hemI  I shall buy
ne:run ne:r leave (imp) 

II.  Listen to the conversation
 
Zoon: kehe: ra:jay, va:ray chakhay ? Hey ! Raji are you fine?
Raji: ahni: va:ray Yes fine.
Zoon: haye: dewA:li karIy che?  Hey! When is the Diwali ?
Raji: zAhra: a:si tsAdIrva:ri d>:hI  Perhaps, it falls on Monday.
Zoon: kinI bomva:ri d>h  I think may be on Tuesday.
Raji:  khabar ciThiy chenI va:ta:n az ma:h va:ti I am not sure. There is no letter. May be I will get it today.
Zoon: kAm’ sIz ciTh’? Whose letter ?
Raji:  De:Di sI~z ciTh’hay a:si 
paka:n  dewA:li:  chena: 
Daddy’s letter. It must be on way, because it is Diwali.
Zoon:  tim kati chi a:sa:n ?  Where is he ?
tim chi a:sa:n kAshi:ri. He lives in Kashmir.
Zoon:  tsI a:skha: paga:h yetiy 
pra:ra:n ? 
Will you be waiting here tomorrow.
Raji:  na, pagah chu me ba:zar 
gatshun.
No, I have to go to the market tomorrow.
Zoon: tati k’ah chuy karun ?  What will you do there ?
Raji:  bI  hemI sa:ma:nI tI sabzi:  I will buy goods and vegetables.
Zoon: acha: ne:r kh>da:yas hava:lI Okay, go ahead. God  bless you.
Raji:  adbi: va:rIvati  ro:z Okay,  God bless you.

III. Now we listen to the words you have heard in the conversation  again
 
va:ray O.K. va:rIvati  O.K.
haye:  address (vocative) devA:li: Diwali  
(Indian festival)
zAhra: probably/apparently  tsAdIrva:r  Monday
bomva:r Tuesday dohi (on the) day
khabar  I don’t know paga:h tomorrow
sa:ma:nI grocery sabzi:  vegetable
adbi:  address term (feminine) va:rIvati ro:z be in good shape
kh>da:yas haVa:lI  God bless you

IV. Listen and repeat

1.  haye: de:vA:li: karIy chi ?
2.  zAhra: a:si  tsĂdIrva:ri d>hI
3.  kAmisI~z  ciTh’ va:ti:
4.  De:Di: sI~z ciTh’
5.  kAm’sund ka:D va:ti:
6.  bA:y sund ka:D
7.  tim  kati chi a:sa:n?
8.  tim chi a:sa:n kAshi:ri
9.  tse k’ah chuy ba:zrI karun
10. bI hemI sa:ma:nI tI sabzi:
11. acha: ne:r kh>da:yas hawa:lI
12. adbi: va:rI vati ro:z

V.  Listen and remember the “days of week”
 
tsAndIrva:r Monday
bomva:r Tuesday
b>dva:r  Wednesday
brasva:r Thursday
shokurva:r/Juma:h Friday
baTIva:r  Saturday
 a:thIva:r Sunday

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