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[quote name="xtremesingh18" post="532513" timestamp="1333792478"] Panj pyareh of AKJ UK can speak in English if you prefer. there's an amrit sanchar tomorow at Derby Gurdwara that starts at 1:30 PM.[/quote] [quote name="xtremesingh18" post="532513" timestamp="1333792478"] Panj pyareh of AKJ UK can speak in English if you prefer. there's an amrit sanchar tomorow at Derby Gurdwara that starts at 1:30 PM.[/quote]

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Posted 07 April 2012 - 01:54 AM xtremesingh18

Panj pyareh of AKJ UK can speak in English if you prefer. there's an amrit sanchar tomorow at Derby Gurdwara that starts at 1:30 PM.

Posted 06 April 2012 - 02:41 PM

I think if any one of the Panj Pyaarey can speak English, it is possible to go pesh, speaking English. I guess as long they are able to understand you.

Posted 06 April 2012 - 09:12 AM

I was wondering if it is possible to go speak in english to the Panj Pyare when going pesh. I have heard that Panj Pyare of AKJ organised Amrit Sanchars allow you to do this. I have also been told Panj Pyare of Dam Dami Taksal organised Amrit Sanchars also allow this.

Can any one suggest other Amrit Sanchars where this is also possible. I know of the 2 listed above but would like to know if there are any others options available.

Humble Benti please help.

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