india not allow northeast indian call Myanmar and China brother😂ပေါက်ဖော်，indian said they are mongolian ！not sino tibetan😂👀but real mongolian=kazakh Kyrgyz kazakh hazara Uyghur yugur Manchu Tuvas
Hi, I'm from Mizoram, India.. The major language spoken here in Mizoram is called Mizo, which is historically Lusei dialect, the dialect spoken by the Lusei Tribes,and used to be like Lingua franca for the different peoples of present day Mizoram, Southern part of Manipur, some part of tripura,Assam, Bangladesh, and Chin hills of Myanmar,.... whom, some historians referred to as Chin.-Kuki -Lushai clans. We called ourselves "Chhinlung chhuak /Sinlung suok" which means "the ones who emerge from Chhinlung or Sinlung" People of Mizoram embrace anyone who refer himself/herself as "Chhinlung chhuak" to be a Mizo, if he himself /herself accept 'Mizo' as his identity.(oh... that is rather a political issue, and it is not our subject here🙊) In Mizo, "Name" is "Hming". But if someone says 'ming' or, 'min' most people would understand that he /she means 'name', because there are many Mizos whose first language is not necessarily "Mizo /Lusei '.. Some dialectual accent are well understood.
The Mizo Of Northeast India Came from the river banks of Yalung River, China. Our major language is Duhlian language which most people called it Mizo language.
Love from Myanmar 🇲🇲 to all my Tibeto-Burman people. We Burmese are familiar to south east Asia only than our Tibeto-Burman relatives. This is sad. Wish we can communicate more. We are actually one big family >>Myanmar 🇲🇲 Tibet Bhutan 🇧🇹 Nepal🇳🇵North east India 🇮🇳 What if all Tibeto-Burman people can unite and become a single country 🤔 Just imagination 😅 Myanmar itself is struggling to unite because of stupid army government 😂
@Hinata hyuga The majority of Indians are not Mongoloids. Mongoloids are minorities there. Most of Kra-Dai and Sino-Tibetan groups were not part of India before the British came.
@Kazuha Itō 伊藤 かずは🇯🇵 those chinese (sino) ancestor call northeast india, nepal, bhutan, burmese, tibetan, qiang, yi, tujia, akha, loloish, derung and other tibeto-burman ancestor are xirong (western barbarian)
@@johnylalrina1451 actually when China is built, the leaders of some northern India visited Beijing China and wanna joined China but India is too strong at that time.
i know, to have a single unified political country is impossible. but i hope we all unite through cultures and language.. it would be a good thing for the younger generation to organise culture exchange and bring them more close. long live sino-tibetan brothers and sisters. ✌️
Sino-Tibetan people is also a kind of race. They share the same ancestry more than 8000 years ago, and their origin should be somewhere in the east of Tibet. It's a long time for them to spread eastbound and southbound. Han Chinese stopped spreading nearly 2000 years ago when they got to the coast of the continent. Look at the features and listen to the languages, we are still similar to each other even now.
those chinese (sino) ancestor call northeast india, nepal, bhutan, burmese, tibetan, qiang, yi, tujia, akha, loloish, derung and other tibeto-burman ancestor are xirong (western barbarian)
Waoooo😱😱😱 that's amazing, inever knew all these before, thank for letting us know, and eagerly waiting for another episode,keep it up bro may God bless you👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am a Chinese ,when I see this ,I feel so sad ,but I don't know why ,they share the same east asian's facial features with us , wish they do have a good life in their own home town .
don't worry we are having a good life out here . of course we face discrimination when we go to mainland India ( but racial discrimination is everywhere).
@malorybertie8046 if countries border are not important as the old time why is your chinese government still in the Neighboring country borders and oceans ? India, Bhutan, Pakistan, Nepal, Mongolia, Russia,Thailand, Burma, Vietnam , Philippines list goes on. I hope the western country like US teach chinese a good lesson like they did to Japan.
In mandrin, name is just 名~Ming. Ming Chen is Ming 名（name）+Chen 称（address). In China, sino-tibetan language can be classified into 4 main subgroup, various of Sinitic language, Tibetan,Loloish-Burman-Naxi, Tangut-Qiang and some small groups like Tujia(it is arguable whether it can be put into loloish-burman-naxi group), Bai (it is thought to be between loloish and sinitic language and it may be more closet to chinese ), Nungish.
I belong to a Boro community the king of Sino Tibeto Linguistic group , our population comprises of 5,000000/5 million , And our boro language is preserved in indian constitution making it one of the oldest and first sino Tibeto language to be recognised by Indian constitution.
That’s just indian population,we are also in nepal bangladesh Not comprising the whole kachari group here but just the bodo According to my research and assumptions we’re above 5m 😅
The sino-tibetan family in China can be divided into: 1. Sinitic, various of Chinese branch. And Some Chinese in Yangtze River region is even more closet to TBs. 2. Baic, spoken by ethnic Bai in Yunnan, the ruler group of Yunnan during Nanzhao and Dali kingdom, and may be related to Pyu of Myanmar. Bai was thought to be between Loloish-burman and sinitic language. But it is more closet to Sinitic and it had some old-chinese words. 3. Loloish-burman.Loloish is spoken by Yi, hani(akha), lahu, lisu, jinuo,Naxi; burman/northern-burman is spoken by Zaiwa,Lachi, Achang, they were be classfied as Kachin(Jingpo) but they were called "small mountainous people" while Jinphaw speakers were called "big mountainous people". 4. Jinphaw, very few of China's ethnic Jingpo are actually Jinphaw speakers. 5. Qiangic speakers, ethnic Qiang and some tibetan subgroup belong to this group. Also the official language of tangut kingdom also belong to this group 6.Bodic language, spoken by various of tibetans and monpa. 7.Unclassfied language, Tujia, Nu, Dulong, Primi, Deng(maybe related to apatani?)
Point 7 : Deng, according to ethnic classification of tibet it come under lobha ethnic group of zayu county, nyingchi prefecture, tibet. while in India lobha is not classify as one ethnic group, they comprise of different two major ethnic group i.e tani (ADI, apatani, nyishi, galo,tagin, Bokar etc) and mishmi (digaru-deng, idu-yidu and miju) group. They are again sub classify. so, in India Deng is called digaru mishmi not apatani which have different linguistics identity which under tani group
@@jibokomiuli Deng belong to unclassfied ethnic in China. There are few sherpa, Deng, Tamang living in China and they all belong to unclassfied ethnic. en.chinaculture.org/focus/focus/60PLT/2011-04/28/content_412849.htm
In Uttarakhand there is a tribal community called "Rung" , they also say "Min" for name and for "tea" we say "za" and for "drink" we say "tungiye" for "people" we say "mi-mung" which are similar to Tibetan language and we have similarities to Burmese language as well for numbers and counting "one" we say "tige" , for "two" we say "hnishe" for "milk" we say "noo" .
Informative. Sadly we are being divided. However it is still not so late in finding common ground. Together we stand united and progress or else go extinct.
@sj everyone is a mix, there is no such thing as a pure Tibetian, and no such thing as a pure Tibetian DNA. Genetically Han Chinese, Tibetians, many northeast indians have the same origin. They all migrated out of the Tibet Qinghai plateau thousands of years ago. In case of northeast indians they migrated out of Tibet during the Neolithic age long before there was a Tibetan civilization, hence northeast indians don't have much cultural similarities with mainstream Tibetian culture which was formed much later. In terms of looks, after migrating out of Tibet some remained pure and retained their looks, while some mixed with other austric, austronesian or indian ethnic minorities they met in the place they migrated to and their looks changed, besides that geography and climate also play a role in how people look. My people are what you Tibetians call the "lobha" people. Most of us live Arunachal Pradesh while some still live in Tibet. Although we are originally from Tibet my ancestors have always resisted and fought against Tibetian budhhist warlords who tried to make us slaves and we've never accepted the rule of Dalai Lama, hence many of us are not Buddhists and have retained our orginal culture while Tibetians have been influenced by Indian, mongol and Chinese culture.
@sj @sj Lol you are funny. As if Tibetians are unique people descended from heaven onto Tibet.😂 I don't rely on fairy tales and myths and legends, I rely on science and genetics. Haplogroup OM-122 is the paternal Haplogroup common among Tibetians, Chinese and northeast indians, together they are called Sino-tibetians. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_O-M122 Which means they have a common ancestor. And the point of origin is the Qinghai Tibetian plateau, the Sino Tibetians migrated from there in different directions proven by genetics and archeology. The Sino Tibetians who migrated East later formed the Chinese civilization, some migrated west into Ladakh, Nepal and Bhutan, some migrated to mainland Tibet and some migrated further south into northeast India and became northeast Indians. Over the course of time many sino Tibetians mixed with other ethnic groups they met in the place they migrated to and hence the difference in looks. Talking about Ladakhis and central and Himachali Tibetians they have mixed with indo European groups hence the difference in looks. But they are not representative of all Tibetians. I think you have a fetish of sort for Indo-European looks hence you are claiming Ladhakis, Himachali Tibetians or Central Tibetians with more indo European looks are real Tibetians. The real fact is Tibetians have different looks based on region, no one is original. Your ignorance of ethnic groups like mine that still have members living in Tibet makes it clear you've very little knowledge of Tibet. You base your idea of Tibet and Tibetians based on your own fantasy, myth and legends. I'll give you chance to prove your claims. Please answer my question with scientific facts and not myths, hearsay and your own fantasies. 1. You claim Tibetians have not mixed and have a particular set of looks, if so what is the genetic profile of a pure Tibetian, which Y-DNA Haplogroup do pure Tibetians belong to? 2. Secondly if Tibetians, Chinese and Northeast indians don't have a common ancestor, where did Tibetians come from? Please provide genetics and archeological evidence to prove your claims.
@sj again hearsay and fantasy. You've not answered my question with any scientific/genetics or archeological evidence. You are stuck on the belief that only one set of Tibetans with a particular look are real Tibetians. You have not answered what qualifies the Tibetans living on the western Frontier with a particular look you so much fantasize to represent all Tibetians. What is their history, who their ancestors were, what genetic profile do they have. Haplogroup OM-122 is a Y-DNA Haplogroup, I have given you the Wikipedia link because it is easy and broken down into a language you can understand. Google Haplogroup OM-122 it'll bring up numerous research paper and report from many scientists and researchers. It doesn't help when you have zero knowledge about genetics nor believe in it and rather rely on fantasy and myths. Also I was not trying to fit in with the mainstream Tibetian culture by telling you about my ethnic group. We have always hated Tibetan Buddhist warlords and never accepted Dalai Lama's rule. The point I was trying to make is that there is no particular set of Tibetan looks, and Tibet has many different ethnic minorities who are equally Tibetian wether they associate with or practice mainstream Tibetian culture or not. So people of my ethnic group are also real Tibetians even if they don't follow mainstream Tibetian culture or look they way you think real Tibetians should look. Your claim of real Tibetans having particular set of looks sounds similar to Nazis who believed only blonde hair and blue eyes represent real Europeans. So far you've provided no proof, nothing but deflecting and reapeating your fantasy filled claims again and again. I mean the people with particular set of looks you claim represents the real Tibetian should have a history, shouldn't they? Where they came from, who were their ancestors were. What their genetic profile is? It's funny you claim to know how real Tibetians look like but can't answer the basic question where they came from, who their ancestors were? Lol 😂 Iam asking you again where did real Tibetians came from, and who their ancestors were? Come up with an answer backed by scientific, historical and archeological evidence to back up your claims or GTFO. Peddle your euro-fetish Tibetian supremacist lies elsewhere.
india not allow northeast indian call Myanmar and China brother😂ပေါက်ဖော်，indian said they are mongolian ！not sino tibetan😂👀but real mongolian=kazakh Kyrgyz kazakh hazara Uyghur yugur Manchu Tuvas
This is actually a very good video. I was searching for languages of the Himalayan region and found this video. The idea to use the cognates (just to be sure, are they cognates?) of the word "name" to link these languages was great. Good work!
From the old legend in China, there were 3 kings and 5 emperors in the sina-tibet land. After many years war, two of them (hon and yan) dominated the China land. The others were pushed into south and south western directions. Now, the DNA test can link all of them together and see their relationships.
Yifei Wang Most Chinese and Northeast Indians tribes have the same Paternal Y- DNA haplogroup OM-122, but northern Han Chinese have mixture of mongol and Manchu DNA. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_O-M122. We are one big family separated for thousands of years by geography and each one of us developed our culture, language and habits.
John Camdir scroll down and read more, a lot difference in that chart was due to the researchers difference, not enough proof from it to claim northern Han have a fair share of Manchu Mongolian DNA in Y
John Camdir northern Han and southern Han difference are in maternal DNA, southerner have been mixed with local tribal minorities, northerner might also mixed with some northern minorities, but not that much as southerners had, northerners are more pure by blood relatively, still we are all closely connected by our same paternal o3 throughout the history
@@Quirkyfactoids123 Yes,but southern Chinese also mixed with Tai-kadai,Hmong-mien and Austronesian people. The South of Yangtze river had been the original homeland of these southern ethnic groups until sino-tibetan people came.
Hi I'm from Meghalaya India (Garo) people, we use to speak Sino-tibetan language in Meghalaya Garo Hills. And different states and countries wherever they live.
Hi! Thanks for sharing! I recently started reading background on Bhutanese languages. Apart form the national language Dzongkha, there are 18 other ethnic languages of the country!
@@ErenYeager-jp4gc you’re wrong when you say sole. Yes, everyone is required to speak dzongkha since it’s the official language. they are free to and do speak other local languages. most bhutanese speak about 2 local languages in addition to nepali and english
Hi!nice to see you all. I'm from myanmar. I wanna to know more about our relation. I know we were brothers and sisters once. And I once have listened tibatan song with myanmar subtitle. Some words are similar to us. Very happy to know all about it. 😍
Bishnupriyas manipuri are war prisoners of manipuri they worship bishnu god hence they are known as Bishnupriya Manipuri but these people are aryan race they are nothing similar to Manipuri
All Mongolian r from one family they were separated from one place to other place so many lang uages r became different but face r same i want to see Mongolian as a join family together 😅😁
@Deitar-saikru Hozai yea ofcourse but that doesnt make bhutia the Tibetans which is known today. If that so then there is no American, Canadian, Australin, Newzealanders, Irish, swidish all are British, There is no Pakistani, Bangladeshi, all are Indian and many more. I hope you have got your answer
@Deitar-saikru Hozai bhutia means people of tibbetan civilisationally who r politically sikkimese, Nepalese, bhutanese now. But some of their tibbetan plate( northern very High mountain) is Also part of modern India( including newly added sikkim), Nepal. In Sikkim n Darjeeling dengzongpa, Sherpa, dukpa, yolmo etc comes under grater bhutia. Most bhutias of Sikkim r dengzongpa n some Sherpa, yolmo. Most bhutias of Darjeeling r dukpa n some Sherpa, dengzongpa, yolmo. Tamangs r much akin to bhutia but not exactly bhutia due to coming much earlier from tibbet. Lepcha, kirat, magar r sub himalayan. Limboo, Rai, sunuwar, yakkha of low hills n mid hills very earlier kirati of east himalaya mentioned in mahabharata. Dhimal of Darjeeling Terai n jhapa, morang of Nepal Terai r comes under kachari tribe with mech n they consider themselves plain limboos( descendent of same yakthumba kirati) who feels equal affinity with mech n limboo, Rai. Dhimal is endangered kachari tribe spcly in Darjeeling terai who lost most land to bangladeshi settlers.
@Deitar-saikru Hozai you always pretend to be a history teacher but with less knowledge .remember there is proverb ,"half knowledge is always harmful "
Myanmar speakers can speak more sound,tones,tunes,pronunciation than any other nations in the world.They can pronouce english,french,german,russian,japanese,chinese or any other languages by using their own language.For example,a korean or a thai can't pronounce french or german correctly using their own languages.It has universal versatile tongues and it can also bridge to any other tongues in the planet.It's of significance.I knew that after learning about 40 languages as a linguist.
Hello, I am a Burmese. I like to do the correction for your script for us. There are synonyms for "name" in our language. The word you mentioned, NAN ME, is not the original Burmese usage, it is an adopted word derived from Pali language. "AH MYE" is originally used for NAME in the past.
" အမည် " - À Mji." (🚫 Not: Ah Mye - အား မိုင်ယ်) @Tun Aung You are using the old English Pronunciation System that used during Colonial Times. Those Pronunciation System is outdate and not right. And other Sino-Tibeto-Burman people are using modern Pronunciation System and Pinyin. Many of Burmese names's pronouncing are not right and Burmese Google Translater needs Tone markers.
@@gklb_2xx7 his name 📛 would be ဦးထင်ကျော် U Ting Zhuo - Mr.Ting Zhuo. Name of Myanmar 'old President. 🚫 Not သင်းကိယော - Thin Kyaw(Ki yaw). 19.55 , 8.11.22.
@@super-throttle3560 Being well informed means being over smart according to genius like you that's why you people are ignorant and easily believe in hearsay without proper knowledge
You forgot three major group who still speak the very close tibeto language. One is Bhutias of sikkim, Darjeeling (India), Mongpas of Arunachal Pradesh and Balti in Pakistaan
@sj There is no such things like "concentration camp", it is "re-education camp". Tibet and Xinjiang has historically part of China. I think you are Chinese (Tibetan) refugee living in foreign country. Q1. Tell me your country?
Well as a personal suggestion. Manipuri means people of manipur. Its not a name of a community. The community u show as manipuri in this video is meetei, which is one of the manipuri. Like indian for india. Manipuri for manipur. So its better everyone use meetei instead of manipuri when we show meetei only.
I'm the HMAR from North East India like Manipur hmar tribe,assam hmar tribes,tripura hmar tribe , Mizoram hmar tribes,burma hmar tribe,bangladesh hmar tribe , Meghalaya hmar tribe etc .proud to be HMAR.
We are tamang largest tibeto burman speaker in nepal 😍 all hill natives of nepal speak tibeto burman and we are majority in nepal . We love all our north east indians and all our family .
Not Kuki only it should be Chin-Kuki-Mizo. It should be *Lusei/Lushai* instead of Mizo at 18:37. There's not a single clan named Mizo, Earlier the name so called *Mizo* never existed until the people in Lushai hills(now Mizoram) decided Mizo as a common tribe name for all those *Kuki Languages* you put there although most of them refused to identify themselves as Mizo specifically as they(even myself) more preferred to be called *Chin-Kuki-Mizo*. From Lusei clan Thank you!
*That's right bro* .. *Our real identity is Chin (Zö), and then we started disintegrating & migrating different direction* . *The sub-tribes under our family are viz* - *Lushei,Hmar,Thádö,Gangte,Simte,Vaiphei,Zou,Lai,Mara,Sukte,Hakka,Anal,Maring,Komrem,Lamkang* . *We share the same blood lineage* . *We are unseperatable real brother* . *_it's just due to Lack of vision_* (Short-sightedness)
There are Koch people in Meghalaya state of India and in Bangladesh also who have not assimilated with others. We, Koches still speak our own language and wear our traditional dresses.
MAGAR TRIBE of Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Darjeeling and Assam has 3 (Three) languages viz. 1. KHAM MAGAR (West Nepal) 2. KAIKE MAGAR (Middle Nepal) 3. DHUT MAGAR (East Nepal)
you forgot to add Dhimal (Dhimal are kirati people living in eastern terai of Nepal and India .They are Sino-Tibetan-speaking ethnic group of the eastern Terai. They mainly reside in Morang and Jhapa districts of Nepal and Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India. # In Dhimal Language - nanko ming hai means what is your name ?
Dhimal r one of kachari tribe Native of east Nepal n north Bengal. Closest tribe mech, Koch, limboo, Rai. Have some similar dress with kokoborok of tripura.
@@solo3785 morang name is derived from limbu king mor - hang who ruled parts of east Nepal n Sikkim, Darjeeling. Limboos another name is yakthungba. Their surnames r chemjong, nembang, loksom, molsom etc though many write tribe name as surname.
Actually Garos usually used ' MING' . Example: Nangko mai Minga ? Which means 'nangko' -You, 'Mai'- what ,'ming' -Name and when you add 'a' at the end of "ming" it become questions.
The Rai (Khambu) language of Eastern Nepal belongs to the Kirat / Kiranti branch of the Sino- Tibetan languages.. 'Rai' does not refer to a caste. The term came into extensive use, mostly to signify a caste, after the conquest of Gorkhalis in Eastern Nepal. As the time passed this title 'Rai' came into use to as a caste to signify a group of people. Under Rai, there are 28+ sub-Groups and each sub-group have their own culture and language but many words are quite similar to each other.. Some Rai languages are mentioned below: 1. Bantawa 2. Chamling 3. Kulung 4. Thulung 5. Sampang 6. Khaling 7. Wambule 8. Bahing 9. Nachhiring 10. Yamphu 11. Dumi 12. Puma 13. Dungmali 14. Athpariya 15. Mewahang 16. Lohorung 17. Chhintang 18. Chhiling 19. Jero/Jerung 20. Tilung 21. Koi/Koyee 22. Waling 23. Belhare 24. Saam 25. Phangduwali 26. Lingkhim We are animism.. We worship our Ancestors, Nature and practice shamanism. The SAKELA or the SAKEWA SILI (Chandi) is our main cultural dance. We celebrate The UBHAULI and the UDHAULI festivals biyearly. In these festivals, we worship NATURE and our ANCESTORS. Nachhiring is my Mother tongue and Nepali is my 2nd language..
We are Mishing people schedule tribes of India so I salute you to making good video for our community as and mongoloid and indo-tibetian language speak
All are written based on linguistic survey of india, linguistic distribution of the world , Tibeto-Burman group... u small children will not understand and leave it for ur parents and grands
We Zo people (Chin-Kuki-Mizo people) are also Tibeto-Burman language speakers. In Zo tribe, there are several sub-tribes like Lusei, Lai,Mara,Hmar,Paite,Ralte,etc that have their own dialects. The total population of Zo people in this world is around 10+ million. Lusei dialect is used as a Lingua Franca in Mizoram, one of the states of India. Before Christianity arrived in our land, we were followers of Sakhua, a monotheistic tribal religion that have some animistic features too. In Sakhua, we believe in the existence of one God whose real name is unknown. That's why we called Him by different names such as Pathian,Khuanu,Vana, Khawzing Pathian,etc. Though these names are different, they are the names of One Supreme God.
I'm Mizo (ralte) here. In ralte language hming is actually ming. But ralte language is not used nowadays. Anyways the word MING is old and has so many cognates.
8:37 you should rewrite mizo as lusei, because mizo is nation and all the kukis language is mizo language, kukis is the name given us by the bengali and chin is also the name given us by Burmese, and mizo is our name,
study more on linguistic distribution of the world ... indo-aryan languages, dravidian, austronesian, tibeto burman, sinitic and indo european languages...
india not allow northeast indian call Myanmar and China brother😂ပေါက်ဖော်，indian said they are mongolian ！not sino tibetan😂👀but real mongolian=kazakh Kyrgyz kazakh hazara Uyghur yugur Manchu Tuvas
@@MirakhangLimbu-lx2lv he is not burmese or myanmar people. He is only indian people in myanmar. Not tibeto burman group. look his face and name.his profile name is burmese name. But his real name is india.
Good work. Please to research more about Tripura. Because in Tripura there are lots of tribes and subtribes. Next time please include these Halam tribe 1. MOLSOM 2. Kaipeng 3. Hrangkhawl 4. Etc Molsom are the one who inhabited Tripura first even before tripuris came in. And they are one of Kirat tribe
I am a Zo from Chinland, and I would like to add that Kuki is not an accepted terminology. Linguistically you might want to use Kuki-Chin-(Mizo) but a widely accepted autonym would be simply Zo. Greetings to Zo people from India, Myanmar and Bangladesh!
all the nomenclatures which are formed after the colonial period can't be used in a linguistic distribution or political terms... it might b widely accepted but it won't go further than your door. that's the main problem why we still want to follow back the past nomenclatures which is documented in every way...like chin n Kuki.. mizo n zo is newly self-styled community names post to indian and burma's independence..
Brother you forget about to mention us we're Tagin Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh upper subansiri district we speak dialect called Tagin and our naming is also same as Galo's actually we're only tribe who follow naming like this in pure form like my name is Losar first syllable is taken from my father Holo (Lo) and continues
Dzongkha isn’t the Only Sino-Tibetan Language Spoken in Bhutan. Almost all of Bhutan’s Native Languages belong to this family. Ex: Dzongkha, Tshangla, Bumthangkha, Kurtopkha, Khengkha, Lakha, Chocha Ngacha Kha, Olekha, etc.
Languages spoken in nagaland is very diversed .. some languages will sound like Mandarin while others will have similar sounds with Japanese.. , Burmese etc . But it is on its own very distinct and different
Greeting from Myanmar 🇲🇲to all sino tibetan brother and sister 🇧🇹🇨🇳northeast🇮🇳🇳🇵
Every Tibeto-Burman speaker should form greater country
@@ErenYeager-jp4gc can I know your Facebook ID?
Tripura (India')
Hy from bhutan 🇧🇹
india not allow northeast indian call Myanmar and China brother😂ပေါက်ဖော်，indian said they are mongolian ！not sino tibetan😂👀but real mongolian=kazakh Kyrgyz kazakh hazara Uyghur yugur Manchu Tuvas
Hi, I'm from Mizoram, India.. The major language spoken here in Mizoram is called Mizo, which is historically Lusei dialect, the dialect spoken by the Lusei Tribes,and used to be like Lingua franca for the different peoples of present day Mizoram, Southern part of Manipur, some part of tripura,Assam, Bangladesh, and Chin hills of Myanmar,.... whom, some historians referred to as Chin.-Kuki -Lushai clans.
We called ourselves "Chhinlung chhuak /Sinlung suok" which means "the ones who emerge from Chhinlung or Sinlung"
People of Mizoram embrace anyone who refer himself/herself as "Chhinlung chhuak" to be a Mizo, if he himself /herself accept 'Mizo' as his identity.(oh... that is rather a political issue, and it is not our subject here🙊)
In Mizo, "Name" is "Hming". But if someone says 'ming' or, 'min' most people would understand that he /she means 'name', because there are many Mizos whose first language is not necessarily "Mizo /Lusei '.. Some dialectual accent are well understood.
MIZO ṬA
WNG...A DIK LO.....LUSEI...A DIK CHUANG LO. DUHLIAN ṬAWNG TIH TUR
The Mizo Of Northeast India Came from the river banks of Yalung River, China. Our major language is Duhlian language which most people called it Mizo language.
Proud to be a Tibetan. We have heard that some deori people lived in Myanmar.much love from northeast ❤
your name saysotherwise
ask justice for Buddhists of Tibet from China. Down with CCP.
Love from Myanmar 🇲🇲 to all my Tibeto-Burman people.
We Burmese are familiar to south east Asia only than our Tibeto-Burman relatives. This is sad. Wish we can communicate more.
We are actually one big family >>Myanmar 🇲🇲 Tibet Bhutan 🇧🇹 Nepal🇳🇵North east India 🇮🇳
What if all Tibeto-Burman people can unite and become a single country 🤔
Just imagination 😅 Myanmar itself is struggling to unite because of stupid army government 😂
heheh😆 nice one bro
Sino-tibetan
So sad, because of the British, now many Sino-Tibetans are ruled by Indians--a totally different race！
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@Hinata hyuga The majority of Indians are not Mongoloids. Mongoloids are minorities there. Most of Kra-Dai and Sino-Tibetan groups were not part of India before the British came.
Greetings to all Sino-Tibetan brothers and sisters from China! Our ancestors came from the same tribe, somewhere east of Tibet along yellow river😊
Give your Facebook ID or Instagram
Bloody shit
@Kazuha Itō 伊藤 かずは🇯🇵 those chinese (sino) ancestor call northeast india, nepal, bhutan, burmese, tibetan, qiang, yi, tujia, akha, loloish, derung and other tibeto-burman ancestor are xirong (western barbarian)
We the people of Sino Tibetan has nothing in common with India. I wish some day China liberates all states of the north east india from Indian rule.
@@johnylalrina1451 actually when China is built, the leaders of some northern India visited Beijing China and wanna joined China but India is too strong at that time.
Hello and greetings to the all sino tibetan languages speaking brothers and sisters..from a Bodo speaking guy...Khulumbai😊
Khulumkha
i know, to have a single unified political country is impossible. but i hope we all unite through cultures and language.. it would be a good thing for the younger generation to organise culture exchange and bring them more close.
long live sino-tibetan brothers and sisters. ✌️
nepali sino Tibetan 😊🇳🇵
It's possible in future but not in our lifetimes
Nothing is impossible. We have to eye for China to help us.
@@yuboio China is all sino-tibetan peoples homeland
Sending love ❤ to all the Sino Tibetan people from a Meitei...... I hope we all set aside our differences and unite and form a single country one day
irabot idology huh
Hello I am from nlrtheast india nd I spoke Sino tibetan language (tani language )
Lots of love to all Tibetan family ..😃❤️
Me to I am alsso tani .
Sino-Tibetan people is also a kind of race. They share the same ancestry more than 8000 years ago, and their origin should be somewhere in the east of Tibet. It's a long time for them to spread eastbound and southbound. Han Chinese stopped spreading nearly 2000 years ago when they got to the coast of the continent. Look at the features and listen to the languages, we are still similar to each other even now.
those chinese (sino) ancestor call northeast india, nepal, bhutan, burmese, tibetan, qiang, yi, tujia, akha, loloish, derung and other tibeto-burman ancestor are xirong (western barbarian)
ask justice for Buddhists of Tibet from China. Down with CCP.
@@greenpoison9342 Tibet was not freed under Dalai Lama either
Search Tibet serfdom in the past and watch
CCP propaganda 😆
China is the homeland of the Sino-Tibetan-speaking people, welcome to China, I wish you a happy life
Waoooo😱😱😱 that's amazing, inever knew all these before, thank for letting us know, and eagerly waiting for another episode,keep it up bro may God bless you👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am a Chinese ,when I see this ,I feel so sad ,but I don't know why ,they share the same east asian's facial features with us , wish they do have a good life in their own home town .
@hi007 you mean China will realize the millenium dream and 1.4 billions Chinese stand on the top of the world together ?
don't worry we are having a good life out here . of course we face discrimination when we go to mainland India ( but racial discrimination is everywhere).
@@sklu309 you are right ,now is the global world , country's border is not as important as the old time . I am happy that you have a good life .
@malorybertie8046 if countries border are not important as the old time why is your chinese government still in the Neighboring country borders and oceans ? India, Bhutan, Pakistan, Nepal, Mongolia, Russia,Thailand, Burma, Vietnam , Philippines list goes on. I hope the western country like US teach chinese a good lesson like they did to Japan.
I understand your feelings, I've got some Chinese friends who keeps encouraging me to come back to china 😂,to come and work@@malorybertie8046
I am karen from the southern tip of burma and I recently figured out my family language!! (sino tibetic)
Love from Naga's and greetings to all our sino brothers and sisters
ask justice for Buddhists of Tibet from China. Down with CCP.
@@greenpoison9342 You do realize Tibetans and Chinese are both part of Sino Tibetan Language Family.
@apotato3483 Hindi English Russian language all came from same family. That don’t mean shit. Chinese and Tibetan not are related. show me a proof?
@@JonathanKumar-zp9fv Read any sources on the Sino-Tibetan family by linguists. Also, stop mistreating and being racist towards Northeast Indians.
@@dako6141 man stfu with that bullshit. Naga and y’all probably similar because they eat dog like chinese 😅
Hi, I'm Garo from Meghalaya ,India we also speak Sino-Tibetan Language.
I've always wanted to be sino-tibetan but I'm khasi (austro-asiatic). I feel unlucky
@@gklb_2xx7 No problem bro. Be unique 🥳🥳
@@laihoslife1991 thank you💞
ask justice for Buddhists of Tibet from China. Down with CCP.
@@gklb_2xx7 austro-asiatic? Khasi belong to mon-khmer?
In mandrin, name is just 名~Ming. Ming Chen is Ming 名（name）+Chen 称（address). In China, sino-tibetan language can be classified into 4 main subgroup, various of Sinitic language, Tibetan,Loloish-Burman-Naxi, Tangut-Qiang and some small groups like Tujia(it is arguable whether it can be put into loloish-burman-naxi group), Bai (it is thought to be between loloish and sinitic language and it may be more closet to chinese ), Nungish.
Same with Meetei language (Manipuri) we use #Ming as Name.
Or in Ancient we used #Koloi .
interesting, in the mizo language name is hming while Chen means to live in, and chenna means address.
in kuki dialect Min=Name, Chen=living/lived in a particular place, Chenna=address.
@@404Great So sorry , seems like meteis are just adopting other Cultures & language till date.
@@404Great ꯀꯣꯂꯣꯏ ꯃꯤꯡꯂꯦꯟ ꯍꯥꯏꯅꯗꯥꯏꯅꯦ꯫
I belong to a Boro community the king of Sino Tibeto Linguistic group , our population comprises of 5,000000/5 million , And our boro language is preserved in indian constitution making it one of the oldest and first sino Tibeto language to be recognised by Indian constitution.
I belong to Magar tribe of Nepal. Our population is 1 million plus. Magar are the largest Tibeto-Burman population of Nepal.
@@boohaa7575 ❤️
That’s just indian population,we are also in nepal bangladesh
Not comprising the whole kachari group here but just the bodo
According to my research and assumptions we’re above 5m 😅
@@boohaa7575 How many Tibeto-Burman population in Nepal?
@@boohaa7575China is all sino-tibetan peoples homeland
The sino-tibetan family in China can be divided into:
1. Sinitic, various of Chinese branch. And Some Chinese in Yangtze River region is even more closet to TBs.
2. Baic, spoken by ethnic Bai in Yunnan, the ruler group of Yunnan during Nanzhao and Dali kingdom, and may be related to Pyu of Myanmar. Bai was thought to be between Loloish-burman and sinitic language. But it is more closet to Sinitic and it had some old-chinese words.
3. Loloish-burman.Loloish is spoken by Yi, hani(akha), lahu, lisu, jinuo,Naxi; burman/northern-burman is spoken by Zaiwa,Lachi, Achang, they were be classfied as Kachin(Jingpo) but they were called "small mountainous people" while Jinphaw speakers were called "big mountainous people".
4. Jinphaw, very few of China's ethnic Jingpo are actually Jinphaw speakers.
5. Qiangic speakers, ethnic Qiang and some tibetan subgroup belong to this group. Also the official language of tangut kingdom also belong to this group
6.Bodic language, spoken by various of tibetans and monpa.
7.Unclassfied language,
Tujia, Nu, Dulong, Primi, Deng(maybe related to apatani?)
Point 7 :
Deng, according to ethnic classification of tibet it come under lobha ethnic group of zayu county, nyingchi prefecture, tibet.
while in India lobha is not classify as one ethnic group, they comprise of different two major ethnic group i.e tani (ADI, apatani, nyishi, galo,tagin, Bokar etc) and mishmi (digaru-deng, idu-yidu and miju) group. They are again sub classify.
so, in India Deng is called digaru mishmi not apatani which have different linguistics identity which under tani group
@@jibokomiuli Deng belong to unclassfied ethnic in China. There are few sherpa, Deng, Tamang living in China and they all belong to unclassfied ethnic.
en.chinaculture.org/focus/focus/60PLT/2011-04/28/content_412849.htm
@@joyzhang9675 r Sherpa n tamang also in china. They mostly Indian( Sikkim, Darjeeling) n nepalese of tibbetan ancestry.
@Arvi Chan ha ha. It's kirat empire. Tibbetan migrated to kirat empire of east Nepal, north east India( kirat limboo, Rai, bodo)
@Arvi Chan Please let me know when Nepal is a part of China?? China didn't have direct control of tibet(notice today's ustang) after 1952...
In Uttarakhand there is a tribal community called "Rung" , they also say "Min" for name and for "tea" we say "za" and for "drink" we say "tungiye" for "people" we say "mi-mung" which are similar to Tibetan language
and we have similarities to Burmese language as well for numbers and counting "one" we say "tige" , for "two" we say "hnishe" for "milk" we say "noo" .
Rung tribe is also found in far west Nepal. Min is used by tamang tribe too . Tamang of Nepal, Sikkim, Darjeeling.
We say Biming (Name) in Garo language
In nyishi for arunachal we also say amin for name
@@rajivsarmah8413 bro everytime I see you.... U got a lot of knowledge
Rung/ Rong means Valley in Tibetan/Sherpa.
Hi, I'm JINGHPAW from "KACHIN STATE "Northern Myanmar. Thank you.
In china Is jingpo zu
Kachin is also called karen
Love Kachin from Mizoram.
Informative. Sadly we are being divided. However it is still not so late in finding common ground. Together we stand united and progress or else go extinct.
I'm a Garo and our ancestors were frm Tibet....Our all Northeast language have so many similarities😱😱😱
Yo bro I'm also ❤😊
@sj Stupid Tibet falls under South east Asia !!!😏😏😋
@sj everyone is a mix, there is no such thing as a pure Tibetian, and no such thing as a pure Tibetian DNA. Genetically Han Chinese, Tibetians, many northeast indians have the same origin. They all migrated out of the Tibet Qinghai plateau thousands of years ago.
In case of northeast indians they migrated out of Tibet during the Neolithic age long before there was a Tibetan civilization, hence northeast indians don't have much cultural similarities with mainstream Tibetian culture which was formed much later.
In terms of looks, after migrating out of Tibet some remained pure and retained their looks, while some mixed with other austric, austronesian or indian ethnic minorities they met in the place they migrated to and their looks changed, besides that geography and climate also play a role in how people look.
My people are what you Tibetians call the "lobha" people. Most of us live Arunachal Pradesh while some still live in Tibet. Although we are originally from Tibet my ancestors have always resisted and fought against Tibetian budhhist warlords who tried to make us slaves and we've never accepted the rule of Dalai Lama, hence many of us are not Buddhists and have retained our orginal culture while Tibetians have been influenced by Indian, mongol and Chinese culture.
@sj @sj Lol you are funny. As if Tibetians are unique people descended from heaven onto Tibet.😂
I don't rely on fairy tales and myths and legends, I rely on science and genetics. Haplogroup OM-122 is the paternal Haplogroup common among Tibetians, Chinese and northeast indians, together they are called Sino-tibetians. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_O-M122
Which means they have a common ancestor. And the point of origin is the Qinghai Tibetian plateau, the Sino Tibetians migrated from there in different directions proven by genetics and archeology. The Sino Tibetians who migrated East later formed the Chinese civilization, some migrated west into Ladakh, Nepal and Bhutan, some migrated to mainland Tibet and some migrated further south into northeast India and became northeast Indians.
Over the course of time many sino Tibetians mixed with other ethnic groups they met in the place they migrated to and hence the difference in looks.
Talking about Ladakhis and central and Himachali Tibetians they have mixed with indo European groups hence the difference in looks. But they are not representative of all Tibetians. I think you have a fetish of sort for Indo-European looks hence you are claiming Ladhakis, Himachali Tibetians or Central Tibetians with more indo European looks are real Tibetians. The real fact is Tibetians have different looks based on region, no one is original.
Your ignorance of ethnic groups like mine that still have members living in Tibet makes it clear you've very little knowledge of Tibet. You base your idea of Tibet and Tibetians based on your own fantasy, myth and legends.
I'll give you chance to prove your claims. Please answer my question with scientific facts and not myths, hearsay and your own fantasies.
1. You claim Tibetians have not mixed and have a particular set of looks, if so what is the genetic profile of a pure Tibetian, which Y-DNA Haplogroup do pure Tibetians belong to?
2. Secondly if Tibetians, Chinese and Northeast indians don't have a common ancestor, where did Tibetians come from? Please provide genetics and archeological evidence to prove your claims.
@sj again hearsay and fantasy. You've not answered my question with any scientific/genetics or archeological evidence. You are stuck on the belief that only one set of Tibetans with a particular look are real Tibetians. You have not answered what qualifies the Tibetans living on the western Frontier with a particular look you so much fantasize to represent all Tibetians. What is their history, who their ancestors were, what genetic profile do they have.
Haplogroup OM-122 is a Y-DNA Haplogroup, I have given you the Wikipedia link because it is easy and broken down into a language you can understand. Google Haplogroup OM-122 it'll bring up numerous research paper and report from many scientists and researchers. It doesn't help when you have zero knowledge about genetics nor believe in it and rather rely on fantasy and myths.
Also I was not trying to fit in with the mainstream Tibetian culture by telling you about my ethnic group. We have always hated Tibetan Buddhist warlords and never accepted Dalai Lama's rule. The point I was trying to make is that there is no particular set of Tibetan looks, and Tibet has many different ethnic minorities who are equally Tibetian wether they associate with or practice mainstream Tibetian culture or not. So people of my ethnic group are also real Tibetians even if they don't follow mainstream Tibetian culture or look they way you think real Tibetians should look.
Your claim of real Tibetans having particular set of looks sounds similar to Nazis who believed only blonde hair and blue eyes represent real Europeans.
So far you've provided no proof, nothing but deflecting and reapeating your fantasy filled claims again and again.
I mean the people with particular set of looks you claim represents the real Tibetian should have a history, shouldn't they? Where they came from, who were their ancestors were. What their genetic profile is? It's funny you claim to know how real Tibetians look like but can't answer the basic question where they came from, who their ancestors were? Lol 😂
Iam asking you again where did real Tibetians came from, and who their ancestors were?
Come up with an answer backed by scientific, historical and archeological evidence to back up your claims or GTFO. Peddle your euro-fetish Tibetian supremacist lies elsewhere.
In Chinese, Mingcheng is not used to represent the name of a person. instead, "Mingzi" is used, and more formally "Xing Ming(Surname given name)".
???mingcheng is the most formal way of referring someone's name...ok ????
mingzi is just a viriation of ming itself
名称不是最正式的指代一个人的名字的用词吗？？？
@@s-asw1360 名称指代物 姓名指代人
这是现代的用法。It is the current usage.
In old centuries, there are several variation.
Ming.名
Cheng称
xing姓
zhi字
xi氏
huo号
india not allow northeast indian call Myanmar and China brother😂ပေါက်ဖော်，indian said they are mongolian ！not sino tibetan😂👀but real mongolian=kazakh Kyrgyz kazakh hazara Uyghur yugur Manchu Tuvas
I search any mistake about Naga, but everything was correct✅✅. Good job mGBU with lots of subscribers 😄.
This is actually a very good video. I was searching for languages of the Himalayan region and found this video. The idea to use the cognates (just to be sure, are they cognates?) of the word "name" to link these languages was great. Good work!
It's amazing! Greeting from Myanmar (Burma) and thanks for sharing your video.
From the old legend in China, there were 3 kings and 5 emperors in the sina-tibet land. After many years war, two of them (hon and yan) dominated the China land. The others were pushed into south and south western directions. Now, the DNA test can link all of them together and see their relationships.
Yifei Wang Most Chinese and Northeast Indians tribes have the same Paternal Y- DNA haplogroup OM-122, but northern Han Chinese have mixture of mongol and Manchu DNA.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_O-M122.
We are one big family separated for thousands of years by geography and each one of us developed our culture, language and habits.
John Camdir scroll down and read more, a lot difference in that chart was due to the researchers difference, not enough proof from it to claim northern Han have a fair share of Manchu Mongolian DNA in Y
John Camdir northern Han and southern Han difference are in maternal DNA, southerner have been mixed with local tribal minorities, northerner might also mixed with some northern minorities, but not that much as southerners had, northerners are more pure by blood relatively, still we are all closely connected by our same paternal o3 throughout the history
@@Quirkyfactoids123 Agree with you.
@@Quirkyfactoids123 Yes,but southern Chinese also mixed with Tai-kadai,Hmong-mien and Austronesian people. The South of Yangtze river had been the original homeland of these southern ethnic groups until sino-tibetan people came.
Hi I'm from Meghalaya India (Garo) people, we use to speak Sino-tibetan language in Meghalaya Garo Hills. And different states and countries wherever they live.
I wish I was sino Tibetan... I feel unlucky to be khasi(austroasiatic) sometimes
@@gklb_2xx7 Khasi is related to the Palaung people in Yunnan. Watch the eastasiaorigin TH-cam channel.
ask justice for Buddhists of Tibet from China. Down with CCP.
I'm one of the kukish language speakers .... Thanks for your good deeds
There are a few mistakes that people have mentioned in the comments, but overall this is a very underrated video! Great job!
14:14 🇲🇲🇱🇰🇹🇭🇳🇵🇨🇳🇮🇳🇧🇩
We are one of the family
Love from Myanmar
Not Sri Lanka
Exclude sri lanka
Where's bhutannnnnn n tibettttt?
Not srilanka ....only bhutan
Exclude Sri Lanka n Banglades n include Bhutan
Omg!! All the northeast bro n sis we are under the same umbrella😘
Except for khasis
@@gklb_2xx7 who are they brother?
@@bnansb they are a north eastern tribe in Meghalaya who speak an austroasiatic language called "khasi". I'm khasi
@@gklb_2xx7 Accha got it broh 👀
@@gklb_2xx7 And Tai Ahoms
Hi! Thanks for sharing! I recently started reading background on Bhutanese languages. Apart form the national language Dzongkha, there are 18 other ethnic languages of the country!
Bhutanese government is pressuring the linguistic minorities to adopt Dzongkha as the sole language. These languages are extremely threatened.
@@ErenYeager-jp4gc you’re wrong when you say sole. Yes, everyone is required to speak dzongkha since it’s the official language. they are free to and do speak other local languages. most bhutanese speak about 2 local languages in addition to nepali and english
Hi!nice to see you all. I'm from myanmar. I wanna to know more about our relation. I know we were brothers and sisters once. And I once have listened tibatan song with myanmar subtitle. Some words are similar to us. Very happy to know all about it. 😍
Bishnupriyas manipuri are war prisoners of manipuri they worship bishnu god hence they are known as Bishnupriya Manipuri but these people are aryan race they are nothing similar to Manipuri
@President Xi Jing Ping it's your fault
@President Xi Jing Ping you didn't know why Bishnupriya are hated by manipuris
@President Xi Jing Ping they are the illegal Bangladeshi migrants.
@President Xi Jing Ping I'm neither a Christian nor Hindu.
@President Xi Jing Ping ni I'm sanamahist and what about you
All Mongolian r from one family they were separated from one place to other place so many lang uages r became different but face r same i want to see Mongolian as a join family together 😅😁
Mongoloid not Mongolian
Mongoloids
same😍😍
Proud to be Tibetan. And you forget baltistan (pakistan) .. they also speak Tibetan and use Tibetan script.
and us too😢😢😢, 'Bhutia' the ruler of Independent sikkim
@Deitar-saikru Hozai yea ofcourse but that doesnt make bhutia the Tibetans which is known today. If that so then there is no American, Canadian, Australin, Newzealanders, Irish, swidish all are British, There is no Pakistani, Bangladeshi, all are Indian and many more. I hope you have got your answer
@Deitar-saikru Hozai you need to learn alot about the Tibeto language, dialects and most importantly defination of ethnicity, race, Nationalism
@Deitar-saikru Hozai bhutia means people of tibbetan civilisationally who r politically sikkimese, Nepalese, bhutanese now. But some of their tibbetan plate( northern very High mountain) is Also part of modern India( including newly added sikkim), Nepal. In Sikkim n Darjeeling dengzongpa, Sherpa, dukpa, yolmo etc comes under grater bhutia. Most bhutias of Sikkim r dengzongpa n some Sherpa, yolmo. Most bhutias of Darjeeling r dukpa n some Sherpa, dengzongpa, yolmo. Tamangs r much akin to bhutia but not exactly bhutia due to coming much earlier from tibbet. Lepcha, kirat, magar r sub himalayan. Limboo, Rai, sunuwar, yakkha of low hills n mid hills very earlier kirati of east himalaya mentioned in mahabharata. Dhimal of Darjeeling Terai n jhapa, morang of Nepal Terai r comes under kachari tribe with mech n they consider themselves plain limboos( descendent of same yakthumba kirati) who feels equal affinity with mech n limboo, Rai. Dhimal is endangered kachari tribe spcly in Darjeeling terai who lost most land to bangladeshi settlers.
@Deitar-saikru Hozai you always pretend to be a history teacher but with less knowledge .remember there is proverb ,"half knowledge is always harmful "
Myanmar speakers can speak more sound,tones,tunes,pronunciation than any other nations in the world.They can pronouce english,french,german,russian,japanese,chinese or any other languages by using their own language.For example,a korean or a thai can't pronounce french or german correctly using their own languages.It has universal versatile tongues and it can also bridge to any other tongues in the planet.It's of significance.I knew that after learning about 40 languages as a linguist.
rini 03 genius
@@rini0378 I’m both Mizo speaker and Burmese speaker :) Kawlramah ka seilian, mahse ka nu Mizo a ni ah ka pa chu Tedim a ni
Hello, I am a Burmese. I like to do the correction for your script for us. There are synonyms for "name" in our language. The word you mentioned, NAN ME, is not the original Burmese usage, it is an adopted word derived from Pali language. "AH MYE" is originally used for NAME in the past.
@Grow Your Smile may i ask what does your name stand for?
Meitei people of manipur used Ming/ Na-ming... Nanme is quite similar with Naming.
Actually it's transformation and problem of pronunciation our ancestors.
" အမည် " - À Mji."
(🚫 Not: Ah Mye - အား မိုင်ယ်)
@Tun Aung You are using the old English Pronunciation System that used during Colonial Times.
Those Pronunciation System is outdate and not right.
And other Sino-Tibeto-Burman people are using modern Pronunciation System and Pinyin.
Many of Burmese names's pronouncing are not right and Burmese Google Translater needs Tone markers.
@@gklb_2xx7 his name 📛 would be
ဦးထင်ကျော် U Ting Zhuo - Mr.Ting Zhuo. Name of Myanmar 'old President.
🚫 Not သင်းကိယော - Thin Kyaw(Ki yaw).
19.55 , 8.11.22.
Myanmar people were a branch of Qiang people migrated from western China to Asean thousands years ago
You must have done a lot of hard work compiling all the data and making a video on it. Wow. Am impressed.
Fuck you asshole
@@super-throttle3560
Lol why? Offended cuz you can't face facts?
@@ErenYeager-jp4gc we don't like oversmart people.
@@ErenYeager-jp4gc what's your name?
@@super-throttle3560
Being well informed means being over smart according to genius like you that's why you people are ignorant and easily believe in hearsay without proper knowledge
Oh my gosh!! I just found out that I’m sino Tibetan! So interesting and shocked!
me too i just found it 🤣🤣 from nepal
Why only Mandarin Cantonese and Hakka Chinese? What about Hokkien(Southern Min Chinese), Wu Chinese, Xiang Chinese, Gan Chinese?
Lol, the video will be more than an hour if all languages will be shown.
@@ErenYeager-jp4gc wu Chinese also use ming
@@oswaldclara9017it's also ming in my language
Mung in Bodo language of Assam, a sino Tibetan language with more than 2 million population..
Varities of Chinese languages are hard to find in Google, so we need something else
Wow it's amazing video ...I need more this type of videos
You forgot three major group who still speak the very close tibeto language. One is Bhutias of sikkim, Darjeeling (India), Mongpas of Arunachal Pradesh and Balti in Pakistaan
It would be good if we could unite our Tibetan tribes
We should create greater country
@sj
Q1. Why only ladakh?
Q2. Where are you from?
@sj I'm from China, I live in Tibet. We believe in ethnic unification rather than national unification.
@sj
There is no such things like "concentration camp", it is "re-education camp".
Tibet and Xinjiang has historically part of China.
I think you are Chinese (Tibetan) refugee living in foreign country.
Q1. Tell me your country?
@s sino means Han Chinese
Wow Tibet plays a major part in this. Incredible ✨️👍
Well as a personal suggestion. Manipuri means people of manipur. Its not a name of a community. The community u show as manipuri in this video is meetei, which is one of the manipuri. Like indian for india. Manipuri for manipur. So its better everyone use meetei instead of manipuri when we show meetei only.
Right it
Very informative and educational video. Thanks. Pure 19 mins of gold.
I'm the HMAR from North East India like Manipur hmar tribe,assam hmar tribes,tripura hmar tribe , Mizoram hmar tribes,burma hmar tribe,bangladesh hmar tribe , Meghalaya hmar tribe etc .proud to be HMAR.
in tripura no Hmar tribe
Chibai from the Mizo community to all the Sino-Tibetans🗣️🔥🙏🏻💯
Hi 👋 love from Myanmar 🇲🇲
isnt myanmar burma?
We are tamang largest tibeto burman speaker in nepal 😍 all hill natives of nepal speak tibeto burman and we are majority in nepal . We love all our north east indians and all our family .
Not Kuki only it should be Chin-Kuki-Mizo. It should be *Lusei/Lushai* instead of Mizo at 18:37. There's not a single clan named Mizo, Earlier the name so called *Mizo* never existed until the people in Lushai hills(now Mizoram) decided Mizo as a common tribe name for all those *Kuki Languages* you put there although most of them refused to identify themselves as Mizo specifically as they(even myself) more preferred to be called *Chin-Kuki-Mizo*.
From Lusei clan
Thank you!
*That's right bro* .. *Our real identity is Chin (Zö), and then we started disintegrating & migrating different direction* . *The sub-tribes under our family are viz* - *Lushei,Hmar,Thádö,Gangte,Simte,Vaiphei,Zou,Lai,Mara,Sukte,Hakka,Anal,Maring,Komrem,Lamkang* . *We share the same blood lineage* . *We are unseperatable real brother* . *_it's just due to Lack of vision_* (Short-sightedness)
@@mybucketlist_007 Thanks for ur support
It is written not in our choice but by the linguistic distribution of the world.. I thank this binds us together
@@phaijolvangkhonagaland3986 Which language family do you belongth to ?
I belong to Thadou kuki speaking group from kukish languages of Tibeto-Burman group. ..
There are Koch people in Meghalaya state of India and in Bangladesh also who have not assimilated with others. We, Koches still speak our own language and wear our traditional dresses.
i thought that the Nepal is filled with indo Aryan race but no . its mixed of mongoloid and indo aryan race that's why Nepalese are so cute
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I’m glad I came across this video. I never knew that I speak a sino Tibetan language
MAGAR TRIBE of Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Darjeeling and Assam has 3 (Three) languages viz.
1. KHAM MAGAR (West Nepal)
2. KAIKE MAGAR (Middle Nepal)
3. DHUT MAGAR (East Nepal)
very knowledgeable... I m from northeast india . Dimasa kachari ❤💙....
Im Bodo Kachari and we are the single largest and earliest settlers in entire Northeast India 🖤🖤
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Very informative. Thank you for the effort.
wow u have a good skill in editing video. Try to work hard more than u will get many subscribers. ☺.
We're all same from one family stop division! Let's unite and preserve HUMANITY And 🥲
Just wait there . Am a Pakistani and I speak a Tibetic language
Lol.. Where r u from then?
Ravi Azad Chemson Baltistan aka Balti-yul somewhere in north of Pakistan.
@@walliamchemson5128 sup jaka ka toi e pai takhi kwa 🙄
@@longshu1487 lol😂.. TH-cam laga Malik asa moi😊😄
You are from balti yul right?
I m from Pakistan 🇵🇰 we speak Tibbati Language
B ã l t ï s t å ñ . The Valley of mighty K2 . U must be from Balti yul
hello brothers
Its tibetan not tibbati
@@ngawang1582 'Tibetan' is noun/adjective in Engliah and 'Tibbati' is noun/adjective in Hindi/Urdu. Both are correct
you forgot to add Dhimal (Dhimal are kirati people living in eastern terai of Nepal and India .They are Sino-Tibetan-speaking ethnic group of the eastern Terai. They mainly reside in Morang and Jhapa districts of Nepal and Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India. # In Dhimal Language - nanko ming hai means what is your name ?
Dhimal r one of kachari tribe Native of east Nepal n north Bengal. Closest tribe mech, Koch, limboo, Rai. Have some similar dress with kokoborok of tripura.
Morang name similar with Molang/Morang/Moirang kingdom of ancient Manipur
@@solo3785 morang name is derived from limbu king mor - hang who ruled parts of east Nepal n Sikkim, Darjeeling. Limboos another name is yakthungba. Their surnames r chemjong, nembang, loksom, molsom etc though many write tribe name as surname.
In Garo/A•chik language Meghalaya.
Garo- Nang•ko mai mingahai?
English- What is your name?
@@laihoslife1991 that is too similar with our ones ☺️ we say Nanko Ming hai ?
Actually Garos usually used ' MING' .
Example: Nangko mai Minga ? Which means 'nangko' -You, 'Mai'- what ,'ming' -Name and when you add 'a' at the end of "ming" it become questions.
You deserve to be million views❤
Surprised,highly informative
The Rai (Khambu) language of Eastern Nepal belongs to the Kirat / Kiranti branch of the Sino- Tibetan languages.. 'Rai' does not refer to a caste. The term came into extensive use, mostly to signify a caste, after the conquest of Gorkhalis in Eastern Nepal. As the time passed this title 'Rai' came into use to as a caste to signify a group of people. Under Rai, there are 28+ sub-Groups and each sub-group have their own culture and language but many words are quite similar to each other.. Some Rai languages are mentioned below:
1. Bantawa
2. Chamling
3. Kulung
4. Thulung
5. Sampang
6. Khaling
7. Wambule
8. Bahing
9. Nachhiring
10. Yamphu
11. Dumi
12. Puma
13. Dungmali
14. Athpariya
15. Mewahang
16. Lohorung
17. Chhintang
18. Chhiling
19. Jero/Jerung
20. Tilung
21. Koi/Koyee
22. Waling
23. Belhare
24. Saam
25. Phangduwali
26. Lingkhim
We are animism.. We worship our Ancestors, Nature and practice shamanism.
The SAKELA or the SAKEWA SILI (Chandi) is our main cultural dance. We celebrate The UBHAULI and the UDHAULI festivals biyearly. In these festivals, we worship NATURE and our ANCESTORS.
Nachhiring is my Mother tongue and Nepali is my 2nd language..
hello fellow neighbor! i'm a Gurung! woohoo
And tamang here we all are same
We are Mishing people schedule tribes of India so I salute you to making good video for our community as and mongoloid and indo-tibetian language speak
Good explanation
I'm watching this video after 4 years I'm to let, but thank you for this content 👍❤️😘
Hope you enjoyed it!
Um
It's said in an ancient story that the garos from meghalaya came from tibet
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17:08 we all are mizo, chin or kuki is just the named given us by our neighbors (burmese = kawl) and (bengalis = vai)
History can't be denied!
LoL
Thats right , we are mizo , not kuki or chin
@@mahriating9799 Just "ZO" sound better
All are written based on linguistic survey of india, linguistic distribution of the world , Tibeto-Burman group... u small children will not understand and leave it for ur parents and grands
Thank you love from Tripura. ❤️❤️❤️ Mingcheng-> Bumung 😉
We Zo people (Chin-Kuki-Mizo people) are also Tibeto-Burman language speakers. In Zo tribe, there are several sub-tribes like Lusei, Lai,Mara,Hmar,Paite,Ralte,etc that have their own dialects. The total population of Zo people in this world is around 10+ million.
Lusei dialect is used as a Lingua Franca in Mizoram, one of the states of India.
Before Christianity arrived in our land, we were followers of Sakhua, a monotheistic tribal religion that have some animistic features too. In Sakhua, we believe in the existence of one God whose real name is unknown. That's why we called Him by different names such as Pathian,Khuanu,Vana, Khawzing Pathian,etc. Though these names are different, they are the names of One Supreme God.
I'm Mizo (ralte) here. In ralte language hming is actually ming. But ralte language is not used nowadays. Anyways the word MING is old and has so many cognates.
You forgot Lahu and Hani in northern Viet Nam.
I was not aware of these two languages! Thanks for the information.
8:37 you should rewrite mizo as lusei, because mizo is nation and all the kukis language is mizo language, kukis is the name given us by the bengali and chin is also the name given us by Burmese, and mizo is our name,
Duhlian Tawng will be better than Lusei.
Hey this is based on history... Just take hold ur breathe for a year
@Faithless Woodland Sprite ikr
study more on linguistic distribution of the world ... indo-aryan languages, dravidian, austronesian, tibeto burman, sinitic and indo european languages...
india not allow northeast indian call Myanmar and China brother😂ပေါက်ဖော်，indian said they are mongolian ！not sino tibetan😂👀but real mongolian=kazakh Kyrgyz kazakh hazara Uyghur yugur Manchu Tuvas
♥️from Arunachal Pradesh, northeast India.
I'm a Gorkhali( Newar ) from Mandalay, the centre of Myanmar.
Great brother❤️
@@MirakhangLimbu-lx2lv he is not burmese or myanmar people. He is only indian people in myanmar. Not tibeto burman group. look his face and name.his profile name is burmese name. But his real name is india.
@@hirotomezukami2820 He is Nepali
Good work.
Please to research more about Tripura. Because in Tripura there are lots of tribes and subtribes.
Next time please include these Halam tribe
1. MOLSOM
2. Kaipeng
3. Hrangkhawl
4. Etc
Molsom are the one who inhabited Tripura first even before tripuris came in. And they are one of Kirat tribe
I am a Zo from Chinland, and I would like to add that Kuki is not an accepted terminology. Linguistically you might want to use Kuki-Chin-(Mizo) but a widely accepted autonym would be simply Zo.
Greetings to Zo people from India, Myanmar and Bangladesh!
all the nomenclatures which are formed after the colonial period can't be used in a linguistic distribution or political terms... it might b widely accepted but it won't go further than your door. that's the main problem why we still want to follow back the past nomenclatures which is documented in every way...like chin n Kuki.. mizo n zo is newly self-styled community names post to indian and burma's independence..
Brother you forget about to mention us we're Tagin Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh upper subansiri district we speak dialect called Tagin and our naming is also same as Galo's actually we're only tribe who follow naming like this in pure form like my name is Losar first syllable is taken from my father Holo (Lo) and continues
11:02 Tripuri
its actually 2000 years, not 200.
We also say Mung instead of Bumung as per situation.
Mung hinoo bumung hinnai omo khe tripura titel rok
@@dangtripura2643 Tripura rok khai Kokborok saya diba?
@@loveall69 KOKBOROK sago saimano but Debbarma rok sama bai tripura sama kisa different ongo taa
@@loveall69 chung bumung hinoo norok tamo hinba
@@dangtripura2643 chwng situation no naiwi Bumung tei Mung kainwi no sao
Dzongkha isn’t the Only Sino-Tibetan Language Spoken in Bhutan. Almost all of Bhutan’s Native Languages belong to this family. Ex: Dzongkha, Tshangla, Bumthangkha, Kurtopkha, Khengkha, Lakha, Chocha Ngacha Kha, Olekha, etc.
Thank you and God bless you.
18:15 need clarification here
Some tribes listed there are not kukis
AIMOL,ANAAL and LAMKANG
Some burmese words are quite close with madarin chinese and yi people.
And dimasa also and some words are also similar to chinese
@@tanishabarman2279 no
greeting from Thailand . i am very interested in Tibetan culture. so love .
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Greetings to all sino tebetian brothers
In Gurung - what's ur name it's ( Kih mee tohja) how are you-( Kih khaiba mu)
I'm Rabha from Assam , Goalpara
I'M SELPHO among GANGTE (KUKI) and i speak THADOU
Khulumbai(Namaste) from Bodoland India 🇮🇳
Khurumjari in meitei lon
You forgot Ladakhi, Balti, Lahoul Spiti and Kinnaur languages which are western most part of Tibetan speaking people
They aren't Tibetan, but sisters to Tibetan.
All theses language are grouped under the Tibetic classification Alon with Tibetan, theses languages are very close to each other.
I'm Meitei (Manipuri) from Assam, India ❤️🇮🇳
Ming is old, wow,thanks
Languages spoken in nagaland is very diversed .. some languages will sound like Mandarin while others will have similar sounds with Japanese.. , Burmese etc .
But it is on its own very distinct and different
Next joke please 😂
@@ejunavil yes I'm waiting for the joke, so joke please