Ngoshi la this is an amazing interview. Please don’t focus on the haters for they are just projecting their own insecurities and ignorance. We as a Tibetan community need to uplift one another and have compassion. I understood you very well. Thank you for bringing a new perspective into Tibetan art. I have bought a couple of your artwork to give to friends and family. We are so proud of you! Keep doing you! 🙌🏼💕🧿
Perfect example of following your ambition and love. I'm proud to see that you are following your passion and overcoming all the challenges. Please ignore any negative comments and instead feel compassion for them.
I love this interview! First time seeing such beautiful artwork and I think she’ll succeed if she continue with this and display her art project in different places where people will surely buy them. I am already in love with her work and want to order for myself and gifts to my friends here in the US.
Dear Ngoshi Choedon la, when time permits you, kindly consider doing an art exhibition not just in India but in abroad in the near future (this is my humble idea that I wish to share with u)... Wishing you all the best!
Born in exile couldn’t be the excuse for not speaking your owner language properly . There are thousands Literally more than thousand Tibetans born in exile but speak pretty good Tibetan.
Oh my goodness, this interview is so hard to listen. She would be the perfect example of how the Tibetan language is degenerate to this extend. She seamlessly use even a basic word of Tibetan in English. What an artist. So sad. So hopeless.
Oh my goodness , first of all this interview is NOT HARD AT ALL to listen, coz I was not trying to find out the negative points from the talented , inspiring n hopeful artist like her. For me , n some of my friends with whom we watch together that interview, we were saying , she would be the perfect example to inspire the youngsters Well ….. I don know her personally, but I have been following her work, n all the work she had done is so inspiring n will surely inspire to the upcoming artist n the youngsters who put their talents on the side as a hobby n end up somewhere else where they regret in the end saying , I could, should have use my talents to do this n that….. U @ngawangtenz have fully right to point out the negative points, but there’s a way ( nice ) way to tell, as a Tibetan, Be proud to have such talented, hopeful artist like her in our society, BHODGYALO ! Peace bro 😎
@@dadon4thjan birds with same feathers flock together. I can tell without doubt that u must be one of those ramalook, so I have no say on ur judgement. But I am not denying her talent and creativity. What I am saying is she use English words even if she knew how to say it in Tibetan without any hesitation.
@@Nothinginpocket. what r u trying to say. I don't get it. May be ur brain is also like one of those useless ramalook. Go to learn and come with a better way to convey what u want to say to others or I am so busy.
Ngoshi la this is an amazing interview. Please don’t focus on the haters for they are just projecting their own insecurities and ignorance. We as a Tibetan community need to uplift one another and have compassion. I understood you very well. Thank you for bringing a new perspective into Tibetan art. I have bought a couple of your artwork to give to friends and family. We are so proud of you! Keep doing you! 🙌🏼💕🧿
Thank you bringing her here.... Absolutely loved the interview and I wish her the best for her future..
Perfect example of following your ambition and love. I'm proud to see that you are following your passion and overcoming all the challenges. Please ignore any negative comments and instead feel compassion for them.
Nice 👍 new career for young generation
Artist doesn't have to necessarily go to school and get a degree. There are so many amazing artists who are self-taught.
Feeling proud to see such young talented Tibetan. Keep it up 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍👍👍🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
👍🔥 good job, God bless you,
I love this interview! First time seeing such beautiful artwork and I think she’ll succeed if she continue with this and display her art project in different places where people will surely buy them. I am already in love with her work and want to order for myself and gifts to my friends here in the US.
Grt job n highly appreciated
Good job keep it up and God Bless you all 🥰
We are proud of .ur every art is beautiful good luck
Awesome! Genuine! Original and authentic.
Best of luck.
Dear Ngoshi Choedon la,
when time permits you, kindly consider doing an art exhibition not just in India but in abroad in the near future (this is my humble idea that I wish to share with u)... Wishing you all the best!
nice acha ngoshi
Great ❤
Kudos....
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Bravo Ngoshi
I love your Yellow pressure cooker. Best wishes Bhomo la 💐
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Born in exile couldn’t be the excuse for not speaking your owner language properly . There are thousands Literally more than thousand Tibetans born in exile but speak pretty good Tibetan.
Request, please try to speak in tibetan as much as possible,she is using lots of English and Hindi in between the interview,
Please don’t judge 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Please next time share their Instagram, fb or TH-cam Id so that other can follow them.
Oh my goodness, this interview is so hard to listen. She would be the perfect example of how the Tibetan language is degenerate to this extend. She seamlessly use even a basic word of Tibetan in English. What an artist. So sad. So hopeless.
Oh my goodness , first of all this interview is NOT HARD AT ALL to listen, coz I was not trying to find out the negative points from the talented , inspiring n hopeful artist like her. For me , n some of my friends with whom we watch together that interview, we were saying , she would be the perfect example to inspire the youngsters Well ….. I don know her personally, but I have been following her work, n all the work she had done is so inspiring n will surely inspire to the upcoming artist n the youngsters who put their talents on the side as a hobby n end up somewhere else where they regret in the end saying , I could, should have use my talents to do this n that….. U @ngawangtenz have fully right to point out the negative points, but there’s a way ( nice ) way to tell, as a Tibetan, Be proud to have such talented, hopeful artist like her in our society, BHODGYALO ! Peace bro 😎
@@dadon4thjan birds with same feathers flock together. I can tell without doubt that u must be one of those ramalook, so I have no say on ur judgement. But I am not denying her talent and creativity. What I am saying is she use English words even if she knew how to say it in Tibetan without any hesitation.
Guess what you are writing in English. Stop contradicting yourself.
@@Nothinginpocket. what r u trying to say. I don't get it. May be ur brain is also like one of those useless ramalook. Go to learn and come with a better way to convey what u want to say to others or I am so busy.
@@ngawangtenzin5410 lmao 😂
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