Punjabi · Spoken

Punjabi spoken as Punjabi.

Say it in Pakistani Punjabi and she answers aloud in Punjabi — not Urdu with Punjabi words in it, and not Indian Punjabi, which is most of what a model will have heard.

The failure worth naming first

Swap a few Punjabi nouns into an Urdu sentence and you get something every Punjabi speaker recognises as not Punjabi. Spoken, it is even more obvious than written — the rhythm gives it away before the vocabulary does. The grammar has to stay Punjabi throughout, whatever Urdu or English words a family normally mixes in.

Pakistani Punjabi, not Indian Punjabi

Most Punjabi an AI has encountered is Indian Punjabi in Gurmukhi — a different script for a different country. Warisha speaks the Pakistani variety, and writes it in Shahmukhi when you switch to typing.

tusi or tu, and she stays there

Register and gender agreement follow the conversation consistently rather than shifting halfway through. Drifting between them mid-conversation is the thing that makes generated Punjabi feel machine-made.

Honestly: Punjabi is thinner than Pashto

Punjabi has the language and accent rules but no curated corpus yet — Pashto is the only language that has one. In practice that means you should set the language explicitly, because she will not infer Punjabi the way she infers Pashto. Building corpora to match is on the roadmap, and this page will say so when it changes.

Saraiki is not a Punjabi accent

If what you speak is Saraiki, ask for Saraiki. It has its own grammar and its own implosive sounds, and Warisha offers it as a separate language rather than folding it into Punjabi. The same goes for Hindko and Pothwari — she will say plainly that she is speaking Punjabi rather than quietly approximating yours.

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