A father and daughter sharing language cards together at home

Made by two dads, for our own kids

Speak Punjabi together.

Boli Buddies helps your child hear Punjabi, understand it in context, and start joining in.

Ages 2–8

The problem

They understand Punjabi.
They answer in English.

01They hear Punjabi in family conversation.
02English is the easier answer.
03Punjabi stays something they understand, not use.

Children can understand Punjabi without feeling ready to speak it. The earlier it feels familiar, the easier it is to carry into the conversations they will have for years.

Our story

We made this for our own kids.

We speak Punjabi and English at home, and switch between them easily. But we live in an English-speaking world, so English is often the language we reach for first.

That is the world our kids are growing up in. We want Punjabi to feel familiar while they are young—so it is a language they can understand and speak, not one that feels new later.

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Two children reading together and looking at picture cards in a family living room

How Boli Buddies helps

Watch. Hear.
Speak together.

Punjabi is more than a word list. It is the joke with Dada, the story for Nani, and the quick answer at dinner that lets a child take part in their family’s history and culture.

01

Watch what holds their attention

Music, characters, and ideas young children want to come back to.

02

Hear Punjabi in context

Punjabi is spoken alongside what is happening, helping words become familiar through sound, action, and repetition.

03

Speak it together

Bring the words into real conversation at home, where a child can hear them again and begin to use them.

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Punjabi does not have to become another subject. It can be a language your child hears enough to understand, and uses enough to feel at home in.

FAQ

Does my child need to understand Punjabi already?

No. Some children understand lots but reply in English; others are just beginning. Boli Buddies is made to help Punjabi feel familiar from the start.

Does my child need a perfect Punjabi accent?

No. The aim is connection, not perfect pronunciation. Every word they try is a way into the conversation.

Is this a full language course?

No. Boli Buddies uses repeated exposure and parent reinforcement to help Punjabi feel familiar and easier to use in conversation.

Who is Boli Buddies for?

For parents raising children where Punjabi is not the main language around them and who want it to feel familiar from an early age. It is designed for ages 2–8.

When will Boli Buddies launch?

We are working toward launch. Sign-ups will open soon; check this page for launch news.

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Launch updates are coming soon.

We are getting Boli Buddies ready to share with families. Check back here for news.

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