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Punjabi Lessons

Q: What did the lonely banana say?
A: I'm a"kela".

Q: What did the green peas say?
A: Nothing. They just "mutter"ed.

Q: What did the potato say when it answered the phone ?
A: "Aaloo?"

Q: Where do cauliflowers hang out?
A: In the Gobi desert.

Q: What did the flower say to its girl-friend?
A: Why do phools fall in love?

Q: What did the fat car say?
A: I'm a mota car.

Q: What did the confused egg say?
A: I don't unda-stand.

Q: Where do earrings go on holiday?
A: Bali

Q: What do shrimps sing on Christmas?
A: Jhinga Bells.

Q: What did the half eaten naan say?
A: I wish I was puri.

Q: What did the lonely potato sing?
A: "Aaloo lonesome tonight?"

Q: What language do carrots speak?
A: Gajar-ati.

Q: What do you call a bald poet?
A: Ik-bal.

Dis da funkiest...
Q: What did the first pizza slice say to the other pizza slice so it 
would move?
A: Pizza - "HUT"

 

[Contributed by Raj Singh, Toronto, Canada]

Conversation about this article

1: roopinder (Surrey, Canada), April 30, 2007, 5:38 PM.

These are hilarious ..lol

2: Avneet (UK), May 03, 2007, 4:07 PM.

These are very funny!

3: Gurcharan Singh (Philadelphia, USA), May 07, 2007, 10:57 PM.

Raj Singh has a great sense of humour. Look forward to reading more of his contributions to Punjabi Lessons!

4: Balraj Singh (Mississauga, Ontario), May 16, 2007, 11:17 AM.

I love most of these, especially the one with the car and the one with the egg.

5: Jitender Pal Singh (New Delhi, India.), June 09, 2007, 10:59 PM.

Great Humour. Looking for more.

6: Mandeep (Coventry), June 17, 2007, 8:53 AM.

q)What do you call two cucumbers that look the same? a) Tarsem Singh q) What do you call two men working in an electrical shop? a) Tar Singh and Kevel Singh

7: Fateh Singh Tarney (Boca Raton, Florida, USA), June 24, 2007, 9:25 AM.

I love Raj Singh's contributions to Humour [I like British orthography here: humor sounds too pedestrian!] Raj has stimulated my own thinking about the Punjabi language. I am a proud Sikh convert who has committed many errors in trying to speak Punjabi. I humbly submit two items: 1. My name is Fateh Singh Tarney [Tarney is my original surname] - therefore, I better know how to swim! 2. Mispronouncing "pudinaa chutney" can give you gas!

8: Fateh Singh Tarney (Boca Raton, Florida USA), June 27, 2007, 8:31 AM.

Benti Hai! Afsos! Maaf Karna! I cannot resist a follow-up to my last missive! As a Gora Sardar struggling to become fluent in Punjabi, my mistakes have been many! In a rehearsal for negotiations with Punjabi shopkeepers, I was determined to learn how to say "Bahut Mahinga!" In reality, I got nervous and said "Bahut Nanga!" My wife, a lovely Gori lady, was pouring tea for me outside the Diwan Hall at our Gurdwara Sahib. I said "Bass" She looked up at the parking lot, but kept pouring. "I donâ see a bus!" Three of my fingers were scalded.

9: Fateh Singh Tarney (Boca Raton, Florida USA), August 06, 2007, 9:35 PM.

Today, I was helping a Sardar friend of mine and his family loading their truck for their move to Atlanta, Georgia. They showed me some photos of their beautiful new home in the back of which is a lovely lake. His wife mentioned that there are ducks and swans on the lake. My commitment to Punjabi practice compelled me to say, "I'd like to see mor there!" My friend asked, "More of what?" I, of course, responded, "Peacocks!"

10: Pritpal Singh (Long Island, U.S.A.), January 01, 2008, 9:11 PM.

These are great. The whole family loves them. Give us more. Here's one from my son, "What did one milk carton say to another? What's up, doodh?"

11: Gurvinder Singh (Dubai, UAE), March 24, 2008, 1:05 PM.

Good one.

12: Interval (Mumbai, India), March 27, 2008, 3:07 PM.

Another very popular Punjabi Comic from Bangkok with some great Punjabi jokes: http://www.interval.in/videos.php?id=335

13: Manveet Singh (Vestavia Hills, Alabama, U.S.A. ), October 11, 2008, 11:51 AM.

I liked the last one about the pizza ... it was da funkiest!

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