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Dogri through English

Start with a name is a complete message. This course is for learners building a foundation in Dogri with explanations in English.

Instruction
English
Target language
Dogri
Written structure
25 numbered lessons
Level
Foundations; no certified CEFR level

Listen to short teaching recordings, pause to construct a sentence, then hear the explanation. Written lessons provide a broader recap. Audio is prepared when available and reused; further lessons may need preparation. Text feedback does not assess pronunciation.

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Dogri · opening recording · AI-generated voice

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Welcome! In this lesson, you’ll learn to introduce your name in Dogri using a complete sentence. We’ll use the sentence: मेरा नां आशा ऐ. This means "My name is Asha." Let’s break it into meaningful pieces.

This is an opening excerpt. Full lessons add untimed questions and explanations. Teaching and pronunciation await fluent-speaker review.

Course outline

  1. A name is a complete message
  2. Point to one thing and say what it is
  3. Here and there: existence before description
  4. Ask for the missing name
  5. My, your and our follow the noun
  6. In a place: the small word च
  7. Whose name? Connecting two nouns
  8. Big garden, big gardens, big class
  9. Which one and where?
  10. Numbers tell you what to count
  11. Liking starts with the experiencer
  12. Activities can be liked too
  13. Saying no without losing the topic
  14. A masculine speaker describes a habit
  15. Respectful you has its own ending
  16. Talk about other people’s regular actions
  17. We act together
  18. Ability is different from habit
  19. Direct someone’s attention
  20. And, but and also connect meanings
  21. Time frames make a habit more precise
  22. Wanting: a supported feminine and masculine contrast
  23. A plan to go somewhere
  24. There was one: a narrow past-state contrast
  25. A small conversation from real choices