e-Book: Tata Learns the Wakhi Days

Tata decided to show the book to her friend in the village, Ali. Ali was curious too and who knew many things about the world. When Tata showed him the book, he smiled and said, “These are the Wakhi Days, Tata”.

Dushambi = Monday

Excited to learn, Tata asked Ali to teach her the Wakhi days. Ali agreed and together they embarked on a Wakhi days adventure. They started with the first day of the week. "Dushambi is Monday," Ali said. Tata imagined a bright sun rising over the mountains, signaling a fresh week's beginning.

Seshambi = Tuesday

Next, they moved on to Seshambi. “Seshambi is Tuesday,” Ali explained. On Seshambi, Tata envisioned the villagers sowing seeds in the lush, green fields, preparing for a bountiful harvest.

Chorshambi = Wednesday

The next day was Chorshambi. "Chorshambi is Wednesday," Ali explained. Tata dreamt of playing with Ali and watching the clouds lazily pass by in the vivid blue sky.

Ponjshambi = Thursday

Tata and Ali continued their Wakhi days adventure, and soon they reached the day 'Ponjshambi'. “Ponjshambi is Thursday,” Ali explained. It had reminded Tata of the rainbow she saw on that day. Her excitement grew with each word she learned.

Juma = Friday

Tata and Ali continued their Wakhi days adventure. The words echoed like a melodious song as they moved along the days of the week. The next day they learned about was 'Juma.' “Juma is Friday”, Ali explained.

Shambi = Saturday

With a joyful heart, they moved to the next day, 'Shambi.' "Shambi is Saturday," Ali described. Tata imagined a day filled with exploration and adventure with Ali, embarking on thrilling journeys through the breathtaking landscapes of the mountains, discovering new paths and hidden treasures.

Yakshambi = Sunday

And finally, they reached 'Yakshambi.' "Yakshambi is Sunday," Ali concluded. She felt proud of her achievement and couldn't wait to show her family and friends.

Tata's heart swelled with joy and pride as she learned the names of the days in her own Wakhi language. With each word, a new world of imagination and understanding unfolded, connecting her deeper to her culture, her people, and the beautiful rhythm of life in her village.