Marathi Letter ङ (nga) Worksheet
- Ages 3–7
- Beginner friendly
- Free printable PDF
- A4 · print at home
ङ makes a soft nasal "nga" sound, a gentle hum made at the back of the mouth, like the "ng" in "sing." It is a quiet, special letter that children rarely meet at the start of words, which makes finding it feel like a little treasure hunt. This worksheet helps your child trace ङ with calm, careful strokes.
Because ङ usually hides inside longer words, we link it to वाङ्मय, meaning literature, the world of stories and books. As your child traces ङ, hum the soft "ng" sound together and enjoy how it tickles the nose. Made for ages 2 to 7, the worksheet keeps shapes large and clear, so this gentle nasal letter of the Marathi mulakshare feels friendly and easy to explore.
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वाङ्मय · vangmay (literature)
What your child will learn
- Hear the soft nasal "nga" sound of vyanjan ङ
- Trace the rounded shape of ङ
- Know that ङ hums like the "ng" in "sing"
How parents can use this worksheet
- Hum the soft "ng" sound together
- Feel the gentle buzz at the back of the mouth
- Trace the round shape slowly and calmly
Example word
How to Use This Worksheet
- 1Say the letter and its sound aloud together.
- 2Let your child trace the grey letter slowly.
- 3Repeat the tracing two or three times.
- 4Say the example word together and picture it.
- 5Finish with one independent attempt on the blank line.
Recommended practice: 5–10 minutes a day.
Printing Tips
- Print at actual size (100% / “Fit to page”) so the tracing lines stay the right size.
- Sheets are A4 — most printers handle this fine; pick “Fit to page” if needed.
- Use normal printer paper for everyday practice.
- Use thicker card for flashcards you want to reuse.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ङ makes a soft nasal "nga" sound, a gentle hum like the "ng" in the English word "sing."
ङ almost always appears inside words rather than at the beginning, so it can feel like a hidden treasure.
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