Introducing Yourself in Tibetan

[@sst5144]

Simple and easy to understand. Awesome 👍

[@anilthapa-honoringtheland937]

Thank you so much for sharing this video, the voice is so beautiful and clear

[@priyankawaghare7244]

Oh! This really what I want; for learning tibetian language. Thank you for giving us to more details.

[@rajnishbhagat9093]

Helpful and interesting

[@bhappy8302]

Please upload more videos ❤❤❤

[@norbufamily823]

So beneficial! Thank you

[@MrSoulSimon]

Very clear. Thank you. One question: your pronunciation of "re" is different to what I have learned so far...as in using the English sound of 'r' but rolled once. Are there two ways of pronouncing re?

[@tahirraza941]

3:22 we use Yin instead of Re ..K'ong tenzin Yin..i don't know.. If someone know please explain it.. Why we use it.

[@JBfan88]

Which romanization system are you using?

[@SirChogyal]

Can I say, "Khong Peter yin" if I introduce Peter to someone instead of "Khong Peter ray"?

[@yakwisdom]

'yin' is first person, so 'ray is used for second person Peter "Khong Peter rae', Daisy's brother rae, my friend rae..and so on.

[@SirChogyal]

@@yakwisdom ​ Thanks for making it clear la.

[@gyalchensherpa7993]

❤️❤️❤️

[@aofeizhang8735]

In the Cantonese dialect of Chinese, I is Ngo

[@hannas.2507]

Wonderful Video! Extremely helpful!
(For me the Background music is annoying 🙈🙉)

[@gauleketi98]

🙌🙌🙌👌👌👌

[@MegaGehendra]

Computer is called as glog-las in Tibetan, isn't it dear Teacher???

[@waismannengminja.3521]

👍👍👍

[@frostedfire1243]

(K'ong) 👈here is that a apostrophe coma or it's just a dot like this( K.ong) but dot will be on top ??😭😭😭😭😭

[@rapaerawaitai7483]

Thuk je che Dolma. Nga Rapaera Yin . Nga Maori yin, Nga New Zealand yin

[@karmazinpa293]

Make more vedio la