Thanks for your video! I am Burmese and learning tibetan through your video! We have a lot of common words even in this short video! As a Burmese I can understand words like "mouth, I, sick, father, mother, parents, salt, eat, meat ". Even the writing we also use same consonants "ka, kha, ga, nga" "က,ခ,ဂ,င"! I was surprised when you say "wa swel" for writing "wa" below other consonant. We also call "swel" when one consonant is used below other consonant.
Interestingly, in Russian tea sounds like "chai". In one of the travel programs, it was said that the difference in the sound of the word "tea" depends on whether tea was delivered to the country by land or sea. Therefore, in some European languages, the word "cha" sounds different
10:37 I've bought a bottle like this on Taobao. The cap is not 304 stainless steel. I guess it might be 201 or something similar. I put salt in it and the cap rust a bit. By the way, I'm in Chengdu. We have at least 20 Tibetan restaurants here in the very famous Tibetan street. What food do you recommend? The bloody sausage? Or butter tea bibimbap?
Hi again. I appreciate that someone eventually makes Tibetan tutorial. I plan to follow this series. It's really helpful. I tried to learn from the video you made last year, but these videos are too lack of explanation. It's not quite possible to figure out the structure or grammar without any preparation from other sources. If it's possible, would you please add some explanation about the word formation to the videos last year, or literally, remake them in the new series. Thanks.
Thanks for your video! I am Burmese and learning tibetan through your video! We have a lot of common words even in this short video!
As a Burmese I can understand words like "mouth, I, sick, father, mother, parents, salt, eat, meat ".
Even the writing we also use same consonants "ka, kha, ga, nga" "က,ခ,ဂ,င"!
I was surprised when you say "wa swel" for writing "wa" below other consonant. We also call "swel" when one consonant is used below other consonant.
Interestingly, in Russian tea sounds like "chai". In one of the travel programs, it was said that the difference in the sound of the word "tea" depends on whether tea was delivered to the country by land or sea. Therefore, in some European languages, the word "cha" sounds different
Thank you sir it's very easy and good method to learning Tibetan language
Lots of thank you sir i really love to learn this language❤
Love your teaching. Excellent teacher.
The great progress. Very grateful for your courses Sir.
Take care of yourself too
Wow this is so good, thank you. I look forward to learning all your lessons. Thanks so much!!
Please Keep up this great work.
I will follow you until I can read independently. Thank you
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Very good
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10:37 I've bought a bottle like this on Taobao. The cap is not 304 stainless steel. I guess it might be 201 or something similar. I put salt in it and the cap rust a bit.
By the way, I'm in Chengdu. We have at least 20 Tibetan restaurants here in the very famous Tibetan street. What food do you recommend? The bloody sausage? Or butter tea bibimbap?
The gyuma and it should be fried. Tastes so amazing!!
Thanks you....for uploading videos
It's my pleasure
Hi, thanks a lot, do you recommend any tibetan grammar book?/ Hola, muchas gracias, ¿ Recomienda algún libro de gramática tibetana?
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I am new and learning tibet language please guide me when in stuck somewhere
Thank you very much 💕
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Muchas gracias 👍, thank you for teaching
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Thank you very much! All the best to you : )
Hi again. I appreciate that someone eventually makes Tibetan tutorial. I plan to follow this series. It's really helpful. I tried to learn from the video you made last year, but these videos are too lack of explanation. It's not quite possible to figure out the structure or grammar without any preparation from other sources.
If it's possible, would you please add some explanation about the word formation to the videos last year, or literally, remake them in the new series. Thanks.
Why don’t you explain remaining 14 consonants?????
Thank u 🙏
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Thanks you
QUESTION: If 'Na' means I and also sick how do you distinguish them? (I noticed that they have different writing but they both sound the same. Thanks
Nya means I
Na means sick
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Please speaking Nepali and English tibetan please i don't understand
Nepali ma leununa please