Saraiki
Saraiki is its own language, and she is told so explicitly.
Not a dialect of Punjabi and not Urdu. Saraiki in the Saraiki Arabic script, with the grammar staying Saraiki throughout.
The instruction says it in those words
Saraiki is routinely filed under Punjabi, and a model that has absorbed that assumption will answer a Saraiki question in Punjabi and consider it handled. The instruction behind this setting states that Saraiki is its own language, that it is neither Punjabi nor Urdu, that the grammar stays Saraiki throughout, and that the implosive sounds are written with their own letters rather than substituted.
Why the implosives matter
ٻ ڄ ݙ ڳ are Saraiki's own letters for sounds Urdu and Punjabi do not have. Writing them as plain ب ج د گ is the most common way Saraiki text gets flattened into something else. Keeping them is a small detail that a Saraiki speaker notices in the first line.
Where it stands
A supported language with its own instruction, not one with a reviewed corpus behind it yet. Pashto has the deepest grounding in the product; Saraiki is newer than that.
How to turn it on
- Choose Saraiki in the language picker, or start writing in Saraiki.
- Switch mid-conversation; the topic carries over.
- Works in live voice and with every behaviour.
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