Sindhi Association of UK (SAUK)

Sindhi Language

Learning Sindhi

If the Sindhi Language is to survive it is vital that today's children are able to speak Sindhi. If the link is broken then how can it be passed to the next generation?

If you are interested in learning Sindhi try as much as possible to get a Sindhi speaker to help you. Ask them to speak with you in Sindhi on a regular basis.

Improvement in your ability to communicate in Sindhi depends on your commitment as with anything. The reward you get from learning a new language mentally, culturally, and socially can never be measured!

Sample Sindhi Words

Learning Sindhi CD-ROM and Other Resources

There are currently two CD-ROMS available for learning Sindhi.

Let’s Learn Sindhi CD, is an exceptional software for learning Sindhi, it not only covers spoken Sindhi but also how to write in Sindhi, see Sindhi Sangat for more information. The software is available for sale in the UK at £5 and has been co-produced by Sindhi Sangat (Dubai) and Institute of Sindhology (India).

Also, available is Eurotalk’s Learn Sindhi available from www.eurotalk.co.uk

Books for learning Sindhi

Books for learning Sindhi may be available from time to time from Amazon or specialist books shops and in particular from the Instititute of Sindhology in India.

Learn Sindhi by Watching Sindhi movies

One of the best ways of learning Sindhi it by watching Sindhi movies or listening to Sindhi radio or watching Sindhi TV (available in some countries).

A sample of Sindhi movies produced by Sindhi Sangat.

Article on Sindhi Language

To gain an insight into Sindhi language find below an article composed by Dr Matlani, a teacher of Sindhi.

Did you know?

1. Sindhi is one of the official languages of India

2. Sindhi is one of the official languages in the United Nations (UN)

3. The Universal Declarations of Human Rights is available in Sindhi

4. You can get Google in the Sindhi Language

5. Sindhi has its origins in Sanskript