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Growing up in Australia I was not allowed to speak English at home, my mother refused to speak in English to me (despite being a teacher here) because she had a strong conviction that we'd learn English as easily as we'd forget our mother tongue.

As a teenager I was really mean about it saying things like "Why'd you migrate here if you didn't want us to speak English"... wonder where that came from #paulinehanson

Anyhow later in life, I became incredibly appreciative, my knowing Punjabi means whenever I travel India I can speak Punjabi and also understand Hindi it also helped me connect with relatives who still live in India and have an appreciation for the culture.

The idea for the actual game came up when I was playing board games with my sister and 9 year old niece out in country Victoria and just thought wouldn't it be fun to play games in Punjabi and she could also learn a thing or two since she understands Punjabi but doesn't speak it at all. And it's hilariously adorable watching her try to explain things in her broken Punjabi.