Pali for New Learners Book I How to say it 1st Edition by JR Bhaddacak

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Author: JR Bhaddacak

Learning Pāli pronunciation provides an essential foundation for students who wish to engage deeply with the canonical texts of Theravāda Buddhism. In Pāli for New Learners: Book I – How to Say It, J. R. Bhaddacak presents a reader‑friendly guide to the phonetics and sound system of the language, explaining how each Pāli letter is articulated, how sounds combine (sandhi), and how accent and length affect meaning. By mastering pronunciation early, learners can develop more accurate and confident reading skills, enabling clearer access to the rhythm, phrasing, and nuance of Buddhist discourse in its original form.

Pali for New Learners Book I How to say it 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I – Foundations

1. Critical Introduction to Pali

2. Did the Buddha Speak Pali?

3. How Reliable is the Pali Canon?

4. Why Study Pali Then?

Part II – Grammar Basics (Nouns and Pronouns)

5. Nuts and Bolts

6. Introduction to Pali Letters

7. (There is) a Book

8. Declension of Nominative Case

9. (There is) a Big Book

10. Introduction to Adjective

11. This (is) a Book

12. Demonstrative Pronouns

13. It (is) a Book

14. Personal Pronouns

Part III – The Verb “To Be” and Possession

15. There is a Book

16. Verb to Be

17. I Have a Book

18. Declension of Genitive Case

19. My Daughter is Wise

20. Irregular Nouns

Part IV – Verbs and Verb Tenses

21. I Go to School

22. Conjugation of Present Tense

23. I Went to School – Past Tense

24. I Will Go to School – Future Tense

25. Go to School, Boys – Imperative Mood

26. You Should Go to School – Optative Mood

27. If You Go to School, You Will Be Wise – Conditional Mood

Part V – Case Declensions (Vibhatti)

28. Declension of Accusative Case

29. I Go to School from Home – Ablative Case

30. I Go to School by Bus – Instrumental Case

31. I Go to School for Knowledge – Dative Case

32. I Go to School in Town – Locative Case

33. Boy, Who Are You? – Vocative Case

Part VI – Sentence Structure and Syntax

34. Interrogative Pronoun

35. I Go Where You Go – Correlative Sentences

36. I and You Do Not Go to School – Indeclinables

37. You Are the Best – Adjective Comparison

Part VII – Additional Grammatical Constructs

38. All I Have Are Four Books – Miscellaneous Pronouns

39. There Are 7.8 Billion People – Introduction to Numerals

40. Cardinal Numbers

41. Ordinal Numbers

42. We Always Walk from Home to School Here – Suffixed Indeclinables

43. Are You Going Home? – More About Questioning

44. I Read a Book Slowly – Adverbs and Repetition

45. Even Though This Book is Difficult – Concessive Clauses

Part VIII – Participles, Absolutives, and Voice

46. Going to Town, I Buy You a Book – Present Participle

47. Having Gone to Town, I Bought You a Book – Past Participle

48. Introduction to Absolutive

49. A Book is Read by Me – Passive Voice

50. Using Kita in Passive Voice

51. I Have You Give Me a Book – Causatives

52. Using Kita in Causatives

Part IX – Other Verb Forms and Speech

53. Now, I Can Speak Pali – Infinitive

54. I Say “Pali is Not So Difficult” – Direct and Indirect Speech

Part X – Verb Classes and Conjugations

55. Verb Classes Summarized

56. Present Tense (Vattamana)

57. Imperative Mood (Pañcami)

58. Optative Mood (Sattami)

59. Perfect Tense (Parokkha)

60. Imperfect Tense (Hiyyattani)

61. Aorist Tense (Ajjatani)

62. Future Tense (Bhavissanti)

63. Conditional Mood (Kalatipatti)

64. Principle of Verb Formation

65. Active Verb Forms

66. Causative Verb Forms

67. Passive Verb Forms

68. Reduplication

Part XI – Karaka Theory and Cases

69. Cases Summarized

70. Introduction to Karaka

71. Kattukaraka

72. Kammakaraka

73. Karanakaraka

74. Sampadanakaraka

75. Apadanakaraka

76. Okasakaraka

Part XII – Nominal Case Usages (Vibhatti)

77. Nominal Vibhatti Usage

78. The First Vibhatti (Nom. & Voc.)

79. The Second Vibhatti (Acc.)

80. The Third Vibhatti (Ins.)

81. The Fourth Vibhatti (Dat.)

82. The Fifth Vibhatti (Abl.)

83. The Sixth Vibhatti (Gen.)

84. The Seventh Vibhatti (Loc.)

85. Deviations (Vipallāsa)

Part XIII – Sample Conversations

86. First Meeting

87. With a Schoolboy

88. Between Two Farmers

89. Between Two Merchants

90. With a Person from Burma

91. Does Your Dog Bite?

92. Pets

93. In the Woods

Part XIV – Advanced Grammar Topics

94. Notes on Neologism

95. Introduction to Traditional Grammar Books

Part XV – Declensions and Conjugations

96. Declensional Paradigms

97. Regular Masculine Nouns

98. Regular Feminine Nouns

99. Regular Neuter Nouns

100. Irregular Nouns

101. Pronouns

102. Verbal Conjugations

103. Verbal Vibhatti

104. Operation of Vibhatti

105. Irregular Verb Forms

Part XVI – Morphology and Word Formation

106. Sandhi (Word Joining)

107. Upasagga (Prefixes)

108. Nipāta (Particles)

109. Samāsa (Compounds)

110. Kita (Primary Derivation)

111. Taddhita (Secondary Derivation)

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