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[lovekhalistan]

I seen different spelling. Which one is most correct?

Waheguru or Vaheguru

Thanks

[B4ND4]

In Gurmukhi there is only one spelling so i would suggest stick with that.

[۹βkaur۹β]

In Gurmukhi there is only one spelling so i would suggest stick with that.

which one then?

[KKV]

In Gurmukhi there is only one spelling so i would suggest stick with that.

which one then?

Vaheguroo 'cos in Gurmukhee its spelt as Vaav'eh noo Kana, Hah'eh noo Seh'haree, Gug'geh noo Onkar, Raa'reh noo Dulehn'kar'eh

Vaava - 'V' (letter in english)

Kana - Aaa sound in english

Haaha - 'H' (letter in english)

Seh'haree - eih' sound (Eeree noo Seh'haree)

Gug'gaa - 'G' (letter in english)

Onkar - 'U' sound in english

Raarah - 'R' (letter in english)

Dulehn'kar'reh - Ooo sound

So wiv that its like Vaheguroo

dunno if tht helped or wat.....

(no 1 get offended)

[۹βkaur۹β]

In Gurmukhi there is only one spelling so i would suggest stick with that.

which one then?

Vaheguroo 'cos in Gurmukhee its spelt as Vaav'eh noo Kana, Hah'eh noo Seh'haree, Gug'geh noo Onkar, Raa'reh noo Dulehn'kar'eh

Vaava - 'V' (letter in english)

Kana - Aaa sound in english

Haaha - 'H' (letter in english)

Seh'haree - eih' sound (Eeree noo Seh'haree)

Gug'gaa - 'G' (letter in english)

Onkar - 'U' sound in english

Raarah - 'R' (letter in english)

Dulehn'kar'reh - Ooo sound

So wiv that its like Vaheguroo

dunno if tht helped or wat.....

(no 1 get offended)

omg penjee THANKS SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!

:lol:

[Guest peacemaker]

No offense this time, KKW! Thanks! That was really great! :WW:

[Mehtab Singh]

VAAHEGUROO

[Medallion Stallion]

Vaheguru

[Harmeet_Singh]

i was taught in santheya that 'w' is pronounced not as 'w' or 'v' but in the middle of the two so therefore its inbetween the both, but more towards 'w' and also the ending of the gurmantar is oo, thats what i learnt in santheya

[KKV]

omg penjee THANKS SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!

your welcome my love :lol: loll :wubc:

i was taught in santheya that 'w' is pronounced not as 'w' or 'v' but in the middle of the two so therefore its inbetween the both, but more towards 'w' and also the ending of the gurmantar is oo, thats what i learnt in santheya

I don't really understand that...In Gurbanee terms there is no 'W' - there is only 'V' - VaaVaa - I just reckon becuase we're used to pronouncing the word 'Wah' as in 'Wonderful' we replace the 'V' - 'VaaVaa' with a 'W'....mixture of Panjabee and Gurbanee - I'm makin assumptions now - I THINK that if they said in your Santheh'yaa class that you can use the 'middle' of the two to pronounce Vaheguroo - they probably said that to avoid arguments etc

(Dont get offended - thats not my intention - this jus my opinion)