@Naxi2245, Actually is pronounce "Luoang", it means Huge, Vast, Big or anything that is emphasizing on gigantic in size. Hoong by itself is means "bright" but uses with Toohr like "Toohr- Hoong" it is a Dragon. The word Chiang means neither Valley or Flat Plane or Flat Field. Now let's couple Chiang to Hoong and have got most popular city of the Tai people, which is ChiangHoong.
I know for sure that all TAI-Race will united someday and have our very own Tai Commonwealth Autonomy. At present moment, all Tai must keep on networking across the global and drumming up our Tai Prides and Spirits!
KOLOFENG(Chinese name), Khun LO is our Tai Name according with the world history records. He has been verified as "Tai Prince" who established Muang Swa (Suar, Tai meaning; Extra, Above or Over fill) now a day "LuongPhraBang". Lo is a common last name for true Tai lineage. During the French colonialism, "Lo" has been modified to "Lo Van" for political reasons.
I think many people misunderstand something. This is a 'Tai' song in 'Tai' language and sung by a 'Tai' girl. This is not Lao language. Sibsongpanna people call themselves 'Tai' not 'Lao'. People around Lao country even some people in Lao call themselves 'Tai'. They never identify themselves as 'Lao'. Even though they speak the language similar to 'Lao' but it's still 'Tai' language. Lao language and people are part of 'Tai'. Don't misunderstand this.
@Naxi2245, Actually is pronounce "Luoang", it means Huge, Vast, Big or anything that is emphasizing on gigantic in size. Hoong by itself is means "bright" but uses with Toohr like "Toohr- Hoong" it is a Dragon. The word Chiang means neither Valley or Flat Plane or Flat Field. Now let's couple Chiang to Hoong and have got most popular city of the Tai people, which is ChiangHoong.
Thank you so much Inxsiny for your educated inputs. Please keep on teaching these younger generation. Happy Tai New Year to you!
Thanks for posting Lue song of " Khuam Huck Khong Sao Mueng Long " Sing by Ee Inh or Miss Inh.
She has lovely voice.
อ้ายหยังมาขอยบ่าวเจงหุ้ง
(อิจจฉาหนุ่มเชียงรุ้งจังวุ้ย)
เล่วน้องกะบอกว่าฮักอ้ายเต่าฟ้า เล่วอ้ายก็บอกว่าว่าอ้ายฮักน้องเต่าเเผ่นดิน
หื้เฮาฮักมั่น หืงยาวนานเบาเปียนไป
Tai-lue, Sharn people living in The north west of Laos border with Burma and China... I am laos and I born there....
Awesome man, you are rite.
@Naxi2245,
Actually is pronounce "Luoang", it means Huge, Vast, Big or anything that is emphasizing on gigantic in size. Hoong by itself is means "bright" but uses with Toohr like "Toohr- Hoong" it is a Dragon.
The word Chiang means neither Valley or Flat Plane or Flat Field. Now let's couple Chiang to Hoong and have got most popular city of the Tai people, which is ChiangHoong.
According to the tho thum reading her name is
" EE INN" or miss INN.
I know for sure that all TAI-Race will united someday and have our very own Tai Commonwealth Autonomy. At present moment, all Tai must keep on networking across the global and drumming up our Tai Prides and Spirits!
ฟังแล้วไข้ไปแอ่วเวียงลอง
hug sao wieng long tae tae ,khai pai hod jenghung
Just wondering, any Lao or Thai influence at all in the yuannan region?
I mean like from tv, music or other communication?
What is here name? I like her voice.
KOLOFENG(Chinese name), Khun LO is our Tai Name according with the world history records. He has been verified as "Tai Prince" who established Muang Swa (Suar, Tai meaning; Extra, Above or Over fill) now a day "LuongPhraBang". Lo is a common last name for true Tai lineage. During the French colonialism, "Lo" has been modified to "Lo Van" for political reasons.
This hmoung music is good...
I think many people misunderstand something. This is a 'Tai' song in 'Tai' language and sung by a 'Tai' girl. This is not Lao language. Sibsongpanna people call themselves 'Tai' not 'Lao'. People around Lao country even some people in Lao call themselves 'Tai'. They never identify themselves as 'Lao'. Even though they speak the language similar to 'Lao' but it's still 'Tai' language. Lao language and people are part of 'Tai'. Don't misunderstand this.
@Naxi2245,
Actually is pronounce "Luoang", it means Huge, Vast, Big or anything that is emphasizing on gigantic in size. Hoong by itself is means "bright" but uses with Toohr like "Toohr- Hoong" it is a Dragon.
The word Chiang means neither Valley or Flat Plane or Flat Field. Now let's couple Chiang to Hoong and have got most popular city of the Tai people, which is ChiangHoong.