25. NUMBERS (25 out of 33 Series)

[@honeylena]

It’s so hard to write that delicate and make those subtle strokes with a piece of chalk… Master! Watching You writing those letters so beautifully feels better than any meditation. 🙂

[@lukewilkinson5454]

Very useful and looking forward to viewing more videos. Just one question though: who are these videos aimed at? I ask this because there is a lot of teacher talk between the target language, which is spoken very quickly, and which a non-native speaker who is at beginner level could not possibly understand. If these videos are aimed at non-native speakers who hope to acquire Tibetan as a second language could you consider 'drilling' the target language more than you currently do, as it would be extremely helpful, i.e. pause on each of the target words and say it three times, first slowly, then at normal speed. That would be really great!

[@Jahtso]

It's meant for Tibetan children who speak the language

[@parvezmehdi772]

This is also used, as counting in Balti dialect spoken in Baltistan, Leh, kargil ( Ladakh) ,besides, few areas, at Dehradun, uttarakhand

[@younasanjumbalti7424]

the counting is same to us.. but speaking is slightly different. ..