Learn Punjabi Vowels Hoda-Kanauda Hora represented phonetically by English character O, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Hora is written by drawing a short abbreviated s curve similar to a ~ flipped over, and tilted to a 45-degree angle, over the consonant it follows. The end of Hora touches the horizontal connecting line of the Gurmukhi script on the right side of the consonant below. Hoda ਸੋਫਾ Sofa ਗੋਲ Round ਜੋੜੇ Shoes ਤੋਤਾ Parrot ਕੋਲ Near ਘੋਲ Wrestling ਠੋਡੀ Chin ਦੋ Two ਖੋਤਾ Donkey ਚੋਰ Thief ਢੋਲ Drum ਧੋਣਾ Wash Hora has a long vowel sound with a double beat symbolized by o and is pronounced like the o in so, and also with the sound of o in a bow, know, or low, as well as followed by e as in the note, or Oa as in boat or oat. Hora is written above and pronounced after a consonant. Kanauda represented phonetically by English characters au, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Kanauda is written by drawing a short abbreviated s curve similar to a ~ flipped over, and tilted to a 45-degree angle, over the consonant it follows. The end of Kanauda touches the horizontal connecting line of the Gurmukhi script on the right side of the consonant below and circles back to touch the line again to its left. Kanauda ਔਖਾ Hard ਸੌਖਾ Easy ਕੌਲੀ Dish ਨੌਕਰ Servant ਔਰਤ Woman ਹੌਲੀ Slow ਕੌੜੀ Bitter ਪੌੜੀ Ladder ਸੌ Hundred ਕੌਰ Kaur ਦੌੜ Race ਫੌਜੀ Soldier Learn Punjabi Vowels Hoda-Kanauda Hora represented phonetically by English characters O, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Hora is written by drawing a short abbreviated s curve similar to a ~ flipped over, and tilted to a 45-degree angle, over the consonant it follows. The end of Hora touches the horizontal connecting line of the Gurmukhi script on the right side of the consonant below. Hoda ਸੋਫਾ Sofa ਗੋਲ Round ਜੋੜੇ Shoes ਤੋਤਾ Parrot ਕੋਲ Near ਘੋਲ Wrestling ਠੋਡੀ Chin ਦੋ Two ਖੋਤਾ Donkey ਚੋਰ Thief ਢੋਲ Drum ਧੋਣਾ Wash Hora has a long vowel sound with a double beat symbolized by o and is pronounced like the o in so, and also with the sound of o in a bow, know, or low, as well as followed by e as in the note, or oa as in boat or oat. Hora is written above and pronounced after a consonant. Kanauda represented phonetically by English characters au, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Kanauda is written by drawing a short abbreviated s curve similar to a ~ flipped over, and tilted to a 45-degree angle, over the consonant it follows. The end of Kanauda touches the horizontal connecting line of the Gurmukhi script on the right side of the consonant below and circles back to touch the line again to its left. Kanauda has a short vowel sound with a single beat symbolized by au and is pronounced with the sound of au as in aura, or as o in or and oar. Learn Punjabi Vowels Hoda-Kanauda Hora represented phonetically by English characters O, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Hora is written by drawing a short abbreviated s curve similar to a ~ flipped over, and tilted to a 45-degree angle, over the consonant it follows. The end of Hora touches the horizontal connecting line of the Gurmukhi script on the right side of the consonant below. Hoda ਸੋਫਾ Sofa ਗੋਲ Round ਜੋੜੇ Shoes ਤੋਤਾ Parrot ਕੋਲ Near ਘੋਲ Wrestling ਠੋਡੀ Chin ਦੋ Two ਖੋਤਾ Donkey ਚੋਰ Thief ਢੋਲ Drum ਧੋਣਾ Wash Hora has a long vowel sound with a double beat symbolized by o and is pronounced like the o in so, and also with the sound of o in a bow, know, or low, as well as followed by e as in the note, or OA as in boat or oat. Hora is written above and pronounced after a consonant. Kanauda represented phonetically by English characters au, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Kanauda is written by drawing a short abbreviated s curve similar to a ~ flipped over, and tilted to a 45-degree angle, over the consonant it follows. The end of Kanauda touches the horizontal connecting line of the Gurmukhi script on the right side of the consonant below and circles back to touch the line again to its left. Kanauda is above and pronounced after a consonant. Created At: H.L Studio Music: Bally Singh Animation : Umang Bhargava Voice Over : Sanjana Silag Powered By: Catrack Entertainment Pvt. LTD Catrack KTV Channel is an online fun learning educational platform, dedicated to nurturing young minds into young intellectuals. So let's enjoy this fun learning journey with Popular and Latest Videos. @catrack ktv Learn more from new animated educational videos. For Latest Updates Subscribe to our channel for regular updates: https://goo.gl/1c6ulo