How did call uncle in Punjabi?

There are a few ways to say "call uncle" in Punjabi, depending on the context and the level of formality you want to use:

Informal:

* Chacha nu phone karo: (Chacha = paternal uncle, phone = phone)

* Tau nu phone karo: (Tau = maternal uncle, phone = phone)

* Phone karo chacha nu: (Phone = phone, Chacha = paternal uncle)

* Phone karo tau nu: (Phone = phone, Tau = maternal uncle)

Formal:

* Chacha ji nu phone karo: (Chacha ji = respectful term for paternal uncle)

* Tau ji nu phone karo: (Tau ji = respectful term for maternal uncle)

* Phone karo chacha ji nu:

* Phone karo tau ji nu:

You can also use the word "bulao" (call) instead of "phone karo." For example:

* Chacha nu bulao: (Call uncle)

* Tau nu bulao: (Call uncle)

Note:

* "Chacha" is used for the brother of your father, and "Tau" is used for the brother of your mother.

* If you are unsure of the uncle's relationship to you, you can use the general term "Mama" (uncle) or "Mamu" (uncle).

* The choice of the word depends on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.