Learn to Speak in Tibetan - Unit 1(a)

[@Kubangpasu]

I wish google translate would include at least for Tibetan. Thank you ahchey (sister), your sharing is so much beneficial. Sadhu...

[@daytrader1656]

I know.

[@dawatenzinsamye971]

རང་ལ་སྒེར་འབྲེལ་བྱས་ན་འགྲིག་གམ། ཨིན་སྐད་ཆེད།

[@trekzindia7141]

One day it will

[@trekzindia7141]

@@dawatenzinsamye971 I wanna learn, what's the best way.

[@montanaaldrich]

How do you say all is one in the Tibetan language my friends?

[@lektok]

love it 63 years of age and still learning hope to learn enough to surprise Llamma Yeshe on next trip to samye ling

[@omtambade8557]

So.....did you surprise him?

[@vishma9166]

Good luck sir...We support you!

[@happyfeet9088]

Thank you for sharing this video. These days many young Tibetans growing in the west have difficulty speaking in Tibetan. We definitely need some simple mobile apps or videos that can be fun and interactive for kids to learn Tibetan.

[@ladakhbangzod8388]

👍

[@KatieBellStudyingRn_oK]

This is why I am here

[@shailamackay]

Thank you my after is Tibetan and Chinese I grew up with my mom who is Scottish and French :) I am so glad I can say I am Tibetan in Tibetan

[@shailamackay]

Thank you snowland

[@MrSoulSimon]

You pronounce bhumo with a "p". Everywhere else I hear it with a "b". Can you help?

[@tauqeeraly3799]

shaila mackay, khiri mintakh po chin??

[@Naturalbeautyadventure]

I am From Pakistan .. I speak Balti and it's same like tibetan... Boy= fo I= ng/na You= yang Dog= khe Girl= phomo/ bomo

[@ladakhbangzod8388]

👍

[@sanjayalama1655]

Its somehow closer to my tamang language.i.e # nga karma yin na I am karma . 👌👌

[@Ali-ko6vo]

Very efficient, very practical. Although the audience should have learned the alphabet first, in order to appreciate fully. Thank you for the video class!

[@TheRealDardanius]

bkra'shis'bde'legs! im just a crazy guy who likes Tibetan so thx for making this series which helps me learn

[@tenzinchoeden3166]

What where are you from

[@TheRealDardanius]

@@tenzinchoeden3166 ur moms house

[@tdnlmoonspark9255]

i really appreciate this video and it encourages me to study my language harder. i think that there should be an increase of content on learning Tibetan on KZbin. and yes google should definitely add our language on translate so our language seems less forgotten.

[@Nobodyknowswhatthisis]

First, thank you so much for sharing this video. It will be a great learning tool. I have to agree with the suggestion below regarding the disconnect. IPA would be extremely helpful. Blessings!

[@VanisleGirl1961]

Thank you. I am trying to learn Tibetan to be able to communicate better in my fiancé language. This is helpful :)

[@ATakTakTak]

This was extremely useful and very well done. Thanks a lot.

[@kimboland545]

I found your 2 videos very helpful and I hope you do some more! It is the best thing I have found on the Internet to help me with learning spoken Tibetan. Anne in Ireland

[@johanherrera2817]

I hope to learn Tibetan language. If any Tibetan reads this, I would like to let him/her know that a Colombian(south America) wants to learn their language, culture and religion. Saludos Cordiales, Best regards, com os melhores cumprimentos.

[@tsela7981]

Muchas gracias! Espero que estés aprendiendo bien!

[@tenzinsangpo5652]

Tashi Delek. Thank you very much, from Spain.

[@jacquelinedemelide]

Thank you so much. I can now study tibetan on KZbin. That's a great idea!!! Very clever.

[@nabinraii]

Great grandma was tibetan but i am Nepalese 🤗❤️

[@yakwisdom]

oh I see, that's wonderful.

[@junucen.marak.4034]

Thanks for you teaching Tibetan language .Love from Nokrek Garohills Meghalaya N/E India.

[@frostedfire1243]

Ang'a Tibet ni.....in our language actually we were once Tibetan but our ancistors were chased down😭😭😭sad and heart warming to know that our brothers and sisters are there😭😭

[@karmalhamo6484]

Norbu you are best. Keep uploading please.

[@paulhostler7863]

Please make more Tibetan language videos, yours are the are the best I've seen.

[@sangamantamang4692]

Thank you so much Nana / sister such a beneficial knowledge video.

[@mysticalindiantantra]

your voice is very sweet..I wish cud learn Tibetan properly..

[@leanghengleng3225]

That’s nice to learn Tibetan language! ❤

[@yakwisdom]

Thank you for your interest in learning Tibetan! 😊

[@leanghengleng3225]

@ 🥰🥰

[@genomicsandbioinformatics9628]

Wow, very similar to Balti language. 😄. I am a native balti speaker. Balti is Spoken in northern region of Pakistan, Gilgit- Baltistan. It’s also called as Tibetan language.

[@tshosangkonmeigurung8277]

My mom's a Sherpa so I know Sherpa language ..it's so similar to tibetian!

[@raptors8620]

Because sherpas came from Tibet

[@Chhorgyal2019]

Same for me but I am from mugu and mugum language is similar to Tibetan

[@zinniekay3958]

thank you ahchey, it is so frustrating not being able to speak Tibetan with my mother, I hope I can keep watching your videos and learning!

[@KatieBellStudyingRn_oK]

SAMEEE

[@DarkestCheese41]

Would love to visit tibet and talk about life with some monks over there😊

[@ladakhbangzod8388]

👍

[@natyamama24]

Please keep it up. It really helps.

[@tauqeeraly3799]

I 'm from #Baltistan also called #littleTibet where #Tibetian language is known as #Balti..

[@mehtok363]

I am a tibiten who knows Nepali and tbh I want to learn my language and as I am only 18 right now I believe I still have time so I will hopefully but the end of the whole playlist sessions I can speak without hesitation

[@soulkiss4901]

Thank you sooooooo much. You speak nice & slow, & repeat. The video is very clear & characters are easy to see. Thank you for making it accessible. PS I am happy to see you are doing more videos :-)

[@uminnminnaung]

Wow! I am from myanmar. our burmese language, Tibetan language and Pakistan language are very similar 😲 Nga burma pyin (D)

[@rajeshkumarnongthombam3062]

I doubt you say pakistan..but i find many familiar with manipuri languge

[@user-bk1pt1mr8q]

Pakistan lol are uhh mad they speak Hindi😂😂😂

[@MegaGehendra]

Good lessons ❤❤❤

[@kirovkevinson584]

Really helpful, thanks for sharing.

[@kesangtsomu79]

Wow great job ma'm...carry on

[@tenzinsangpo2221]

Is amazing how similar is to basque language estructure of sentences. So only need to learn the words. The estructure is just like my language. Basque language is from the north of Spain and the south of France.

[@yakwisdom]

Wow! I wouldn’t have known.

[@kernowforester2349]

I am off to Tibet from UK tomorrow. Interesting, the Cornish word for a dog is 'ki', same as in Tibetan! From Cornwall, UK.

[@max-kb4hy]

I appreciate you.

[@kamleshsharma823]

Very informative 👏

[@dhantamang9840]

Wow Dolmo Great

[@kunsang5632]

ཧ་ཅང་གི་ཡག་པོ་འདུག་ཐུགས་་རྗེ་ཆེ་👍🏽🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@PeaceNepal123]

I am trying to learn tibetan language thanks for sharing

[@ཀལའུདིཨབྱམསཔ]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@westtibetanadami6717]

love from balti-tibetan boy of pakistan

[@frxnksangma746]

Bruh do you know the Garo tribe?

[@choriyama6315]

Very nice 👍

[@hasibalti8798]

Wow amazing...look like my Balti Language ( I am Balti) {Na Balti yin} 😍

[@babaanil13]

Aji-la... 🙏🙏🙏Tashideleg... I am your new student.

[@albertluk9916]

You make it easy to make up a simple sentence...

[@9584029496]

What a stylish language dynamic design

[@TheZagkhan]

I am from Skardu Pakistan (Baltistan) we call this language Balti and speak the same language in four districts of Pakistan with an extimated population of 1.2 million. I am Balti. (Na Balti In) 1 Chick 2 Nis 3 Khsum 4 Bji 5 Gha 6 Truk 7 Bdun 8 Bgiat 9 rgo 10 fchu fru for boy bono girl ano mother ata father

[@tsela7981]

I know this is late but thank you so much! Really helpful!

[@MegaGehendra]

Hey Dolma, Tashi Delek, Greetings from Nepal, your Uncles home!!!. Make other new videos please......I am learning Tibetan now...

[@Parvi_]

WaO, just sounded like Balti language :) Nga Balti Yin (y)

[@Ashri-fm7ts]

Lol Nga Ashri yin😁😁thank u

[@JohnMaksuta]

Thank you. I will look forward to more videos.

[@migolma21]

Good

[@CuriousMindCenter]

I had thought Tibetan has the same SVO syntactic order as Chinese since both languages are in the Sino-Tibetan language family. But according to this tutorial, Tibetan has the same syntactic order as Japanese, i.e.: SOV.

[@NagalandHH]

Has been adapted from Sanskrit (The script) and also has similarities to Hindi

[@lepmuhangpa]

Tibeto-Burman languages usually have SOV; It's not a Sanskrit-Influence. There hasn't been proper research conducted to know if Proto-sino-tibetan was indeed either SVO or SOV; As of yet, we don't know.

[@dorjerabten8182]

Please can u a class on, when and how to use , red, yin,

[@JsanDJ001]

Thank you for the lesson. very helpful indeed. please do more.

[@Androids477]

Nga Daniyal Yin ,, From baltistan ( Pakistan) same language Ashay

[@yogeshLokhande2025]

Thank you very much mam.

[@mshahab1871]

My balti language and tibet language 70% same wow from Pakistan

[@tenzinchons6484]

Yes you are right, Modern Tibetan (Lhasa dialect) and Balti have common origin, they both have descended from classical Tibetan but due to divergence in the last 1000 years Spoken Tibetan languages have evolved so much so that written and spoken don’t match, since Balti remained isolated it has retained near identical to classical Tibetan of 10century

[@thubtenmunsel8873]

Thank you! ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ།

[@BenitaWinckler]

thank you for making this video!

[@MOPCLinguistica]

I have a question, if you put a postposition on a noun that has an adjective and a demonstrative, the postposition still comes directly after the noun? Like lungpa yagpo di (this good country) > lungpa la yagpo di (in this good country)?

[@ronald3639]

I was always interested in this language and finally got to learn some of it. Thank you. By the way, excuse me for asking this but, how did you learn Tibetan? And how do I write "Ronald" in Tibetan? I would be glad if you answer my questions. ¡Thank you!

[@ronald3639]

Thank you

[@tenzinchoeden3166]

རོ་ནལྡ་

[@VasavaIla-r4q]

Thank you so much 🙇🏻‍♀️ I want to visit Tibet and monks... 😊😊

[@sandeepbasnet493]

Speechless

[@tsheringchoden8165]

Wow.. language in most part is quite same around Tibet and sourrounding places... it seems due to tone of prounciation the words became a little different in surrounding areas but about 80 percent same in pronounciation... Also after the written script came some words are added to make a written language possible .. bit different from original speaking ..

[@madhavi108]

I’m grateful for this..but as a born English speaker, the “phonetic” transliteration bear little resemblance to the actual pronunciation. ( There are written letters that are not even pronounced ..for example). I overcome this confusion by listening to the Tibetan with my eyes closed. Again I am grateful for this..wondering if we could have a more phonetic transliteration in the future possibly? Thank you!

[@positive.stories]

Please make more of these videos

[@Tamang2-c8x]

Please can you explain about sub,verb and object

[@aditisahu31]

From india...want to learn tibetan language....plz come to Indian states and open academis to teach Tibetan language....we all support you

[@magneticlanguagesofudon5499]

You should explain the English letters are a transcription and not an exact guide to pronunciation. I understand and can see and hear that the 'd' is not pronounced at the end of a word/syllable. I'm just learning but already I see this disconnect, maybe IPA would be helpful.. thanks

[@spacemanspacepants5238]

WHA.... The hell are u SAYING? IS THAT AN INSULT?

[@zinniekay3958]

@@spacemanspacepants5238 it is not an insult it is advice

[@almirrafaelarruda3295]

@@spacemanspacepants5238 so delete your misplaced comment please.

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

GREAT VIDEO 🌟 WOW BEAUTIFUL,❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME,

[@harperjuva_rblx9121]

nga bod pa yin

[@priyankjain5261]

Can you tell me plz how can i write 'Monika' in Tibetan??? Plzz

[@priyankjain5261]

@@yakwisdom thank you sooo much🤗🤗

[@babulaltamang489]

Good teaching

[@janjop31]

Rosetta needs a tibetan language course

[@ratnashakya3178]

They have no plans to add Tibetan. We offered to help develop a course. No interest.

[@tauqeeraly3799]

jan jop, exactly we also say #Rgosetta for #need😊😊

[@MrDreamBig07]

Thanks Sister please keep posting new videos.

[@valerieschannel8902]

Please post more video's. I am trying to learn tibetan for my boyfriend, but it is so hard without decent sources :'(

[@glaciesvirgo5523]

When you read ‘bod’ and pronounce ‘fa’?

[@baka0.132]

What does zema means ??

[@jenniessocks2011]

Zema means beautiful

[@1080KaTa]

ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ😊

[@samsariclife6201]

ཡག་པོ་འདུག་ དགའ་བྱུང་

[@wanday55]

Tashi Delek. Thank you so much.

[@akhil999in]

is text available ?

[@montanaaldrich]

How do you say all is one in Tibetan language

[@yakwisdom]

Tham ched cheek tu duus (All in One)

[@shelybean]

for A dog why didn't we used "khyi chig" ?

[@-danR]

Because it ends in a vowel sound ( -i ) which transitions smoothly into the _voiced_ version of 'ch'; and the voiced version of 'ch' is _zh_ . This sound is not very common in English, but fortunately we do have it: mea s ure (meh zhr) deci s ion (dee sih zhn) etc.

[@sussy208]

Thank you aga

[@theorium1512]

Hi, great videos! I was wondering if anyone can help me... is there a Tibetan word for "happiness" "joy" or "bliss" ?? If anyone knows how to pronounce & write this in Tibetan, please respond! Thank you :-)

[@ngawangdheden7277]

theorium my name happens to be Power of Bliss and is Ngawang Dheden in Tibetan (romanised?). the "Dhe" is the happiness part spelled 'bde' in Tibetan

[@tzinrekong6203]

Is this standard? My entire family and I pronounce quite a bit of these words slightly differently.

[@grackle7987]

what is normanative

[@bsliew1]

I like to learn Tibet speaking.

[@chineseshigri1804]

same as my language love from pakistan

[@PHUONGHOANG12593]

Please do more

[@raghuvarandcruzjr]

How does 'nga' pronounced as 'ma' ?

[@vardor]

I realize we have to be open to different pronuciations tham English...i study sanskrit too...the problem is that a lot of the transliterations don't look at all as they sound....d's at the end of a word would suggest some type of "d" sound whereas i don't hear that. Example: student transliterated slop t'hug...i hear absolutely no "s" Also the articles change but there's no mention as to why or how....i assume there are masculine & feminine nouns? But this is not a big complaint as i know that info will come in time

[@harperjuva_rblx9121]

I'm Tibetan

[@priskluke]

where can i find a free online tibetan translator?

[@Parvi_]

let me know also if you get it :) i need to translate a tibetan script into English

[@mausam3145]

great