Similarities between Manipuri &Thai language that will shock you|Northeast India&Thai|Did you know

[@Maynumpetch]

Eina nangbu nungshi ye? I love you you know 💖

[@michaelm2000]

Yes, 100% correct

[@goukhongsai3796]

Explore Thailand not Manipur it's too boring

[@moirangthemchinglembameite6428]

WOW

[@Stranger67ok]

Che Che💙

[@jsoyam6102]

Eisu nangbu nungshi ye I love you too 😘😍🤗

[@jhashananingthemcha3855]

I'm a manipuri and i'm really impress that there are similar language with my language.I really wanna learn thai language😊😊❤️

[@Maynumpetch]

Yes some of our words are similar 🤗🌹

[@ksh_newme]

@@Maynumpetch what do you think why we have same or similar word and meaning...?

[@elizabethningthoujam5603]

Me too I want to learn Thai language

[@leedenheisnam7729]

@@elizabethningthoujam5603 oii

[@marydianalamare169]

I've already started learning Thai even tho I'm not manipuri 😊 but it's really difficult 😅

[@sengjvipforever.744]

I am Thai from Assam and there are lots of Thai groups staying here in Northeast India mainly Assam and Arunachal. I heard that Meitei people are Tai Lai which is one of the Tai groups. There are currently 6 Tai Groups in India called Tai Khamti, Tai Aiton, Tai Phake, Tai khamyang, Tai Turing, and Tai Ahom along with Singpho community. Our language is almost the same with Tais of Myanmar and Thailand. We called Pillow as Mon hu Mon means that pillow and Hu means our head. I can give you some similar words with Thailand For example 2 is called Song, 3 is called Sam, 4 is called Si and goes like that thirty is called Sam sip, 50 called Ha sip. Mango is called Mamung. People from our place used to visit Myanmar in festivals. And we all are Buddhism here, All Tai ethnic groups here follows Buddhism. We Celebrate Songkran here but we called that as Sangken here in India We called Mae, Po for Mother, Father here 😂

[@kittusinha4096]

But all these groups Hide their identity.The act like they arent migrated 😂

[@Shourya899]

​@@dreamer_deerthere are Hindus Tais in Thailand and Myanmar Too in Thousands

[@Great792]

We the people of manipur also believe that the Thai and Manipuris are from the same descendent.

[@ZetsuZetsu2]

thats true

[@songoku-jj2to]

khambaton thangjam go back you foreigners Chinese go back you all ne people are foreigners

[@cinnamon8296]

@@songoku-jj2to Get yourself educated

[@demalem3671]

@@songoku-jj2to and where are you from. You're dark maybe you're from africa or something.

[@amujaosamandram7569]

@@songoku-jj2to I think u have skipped history class of ur origin....Try to educate urself before barking to others

[@tompok768]

When my father went to the Thailand my father is saying that there is same language with manipuri

[@YCJames]

Who else loves to learn Thai language 💝

[@neevaleena14]

Me

[@renkandogaming3262]

Me

[@animohyeah1405]

Big fan james❤️🔥

[@Itsmycozylife]

Me2

[@Maynumpetch]

Will do it soon 🙏🤗😅🥳❤️

[@LaizonMediaOfficial]

we proud of u 👍👍love from manipur

[@Maynumpetch]

🙏🤗💕

[@thokchomanthony]

Really surprised to learn that. But Angur (Grapes) is not a native fruit, it is derived from Ankur in Hindi Language . Mon pirak o (give the pillow). Love from Manipur.

[@joshuasramirez1873]

Angur is grapes in hindi........Ankur is more like A flower....

[@world-of-lyrics1712]

When you say 'mon pillow" for 3/4 times. Way you pronounce is very similar to 'Mon Pirak o" which means 'give me the pillow". Learn this too . BTW, love your videos. Way you act is so pretty cute.

[@honeysuckle888]

So happy you know of my small state wtf ! This was suddenly in my recommended , what a blessing! ♥

[@piscespt5201]

The similarities maybe because thai has little bit Chinese influenced and meitei language is tibeto-burman language same language family as Chinese.

[@donttrustme2623]

fish = nga fire= mei go= chatpa come= lakpa frighten=kiba tommorow= hayeng today= ngasi pomegranate= comfoi, kill= hatpa we use the word e in every blood relation members. e means blood, ema= mother epa= father epu=grandfather ebok= grandmother eche= sister eyamba= brother echan= younger sister ebung= elder brother called by a sister please check it out . i ma really interested in digging our ancesterial roots.

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much for these words 🙏🙏🤗🥳🥳 I will try to remember more 💕

[@tembachongtham3114]

Nice wow now I can speak English also

[@donttrustme2623]

@@Maynumpetch WELCOME.

[@fanaigaming8332]

mizo language is also similar we even call fire (mei) father (apa)

[@NaYangKo1M]

In Kuki , Fish = Nga Fire = Mei Go = Che (pronounced as Chi) Come = Hung Frighten = Kicha Tomorrow = Jing Today = Tuni Pomegranate = Kolbuthei Kill = Tha /That ( not pronounce as DAT, its That. Mother = Nu/Henu Father = Pa/Hepa Sister = Unu/Naonu ( No specific sister brother ) Brother = Upa (elder brother) / Naopa (younger brother). Aunty = Heni Uncle = Hegang Grandfather = Hepu Grandmother = Hepi. Note : Every older person( a male) is called , He-U ( if he is a bachelor), Hepa(if he is a married man) He-pu ( if he is an old man) . Some other similar words ; You = Nang Goodnight(Sweetdreams) : Mangpha I'll see myself out.

[@brainymoirangthem7804]

i am particularly interested in that dhup you've shown, that dhup was pretty popular in manipur at one time packed in a yellow plastic with thai scripts on it, nowadays has become rare being replaced by local ones

[@irismusings5739]

I think thai is more of a cuter accent. A manipuri here!

[@lilwizardlylia488]

Arunachal pradesh... (Tangsa Dialects) 1) Money - Ngein 2) Peeing- Chii 3) Incense stick - dhup 4) Dust- pun 5) Match box- Wae khet. 6) Grapes- Angur 7) Lychee- Lychu/ lychi 8) God- phra/ Rangwaa/Ewa/Heywaa 9) Home - Hum 10) Pick up - pai / chun 11) Water- khaam 12) Sad- Ran rak 13) Happy- Ran huú 14) Food- phaksaa phan/ phakSet 15) Wash/rinse- Tlaah 16) Cook/cookemaker- phaksat manwan 17) Wait- langrai/ bamhai 18) Chair- nyang / tong 19)Hand - jaak 20) Alone- Emun dai / Emun

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much that’s really interesting 🙏🥰🥳🌸

[@nessievn2349]

Iang has the same meaning for Jaintia people Iangrai is a clan in Meghalaya

[@chowaisangkukoi8385]

TAI AHOM ASSAM

[@sohanjeetrandhawa1787]

Also Money in Thai = ngern; god - phra ( phrajao) same as yours

[@vorlaksi123]

Very similar in Thai word (Maybe from Tai-Ahom) Eng-Tangsa-Thai 1) Money - Ngein -Ngein 2) Peeing- Chii -Chii 3) Incense stick - dhup - Thup 4) Dust- pun -pun 5) Match box- Wae khet. -Mei khet 6) Grapes- Angur-Angun 7) Lychee- lychi-Lychi 8) God- phra-phar 9) Home - Hum-Huen(northern Thailand but in central call ruen or bann) 10) Pick up - pai -Pai 11) Water- khaam-nam 12) Sad- Ran rak - Sour 13) Happy- Ran huú -Dee Jai 14) Food- phaksaa phan- Arhan ("ภักษาหาร phaksaa phan" have meaning food in thai but it's not common word.) 15) Wash/rinse- Tlaah-lang 16) Cook/cookemaker- phaksat manwan - Khrạw 17) Wait- langrai/ bamhai - koi 18) Chair- nyang / tong - Kaew ei (Tang in northern Thailand) 19)Hand - jaak - Yaak 20) Alone- Emun dai / Emun - deaw dai woowww . similar 80 %

[@satlunlhangum9690]

Every comment will be like..... Love from Manipur 😍😍

[@yaifare143]

Good to know these similarity. Feeling kind of belongingness. Similarity in words means similarity in something more important aspect of life ie common ancestor.😊

[@NaoZingLen]

"NEIRE" "NEIRE"!!! What a Great Job! I think u r my "CHE" OR "ENAO NUPI(YOUNGER SIS)". Very Similar, looks like Kangleicha....

[@rjth2835]

Not "ENAO NUPI" tho, its "ECHAN NUPI". "ENAO NUPI" means your younger brother's wife or the daughter of your aunt or uncle-in-law.

[@eternalflame4184]

Wow I know only today by looking your video, Thai and manipuri have the same words like that, amazing we are proud of that, so this means we are all brothers and sisters from ancient time, love from Manipur nice video Eche ☺

[@Sakhongakpa]

Champak in Thai is Leihao in Meitei. It’s a very sweet smelling flower about 2 inches in length with 6-8 white/red/yellow petals.

[@kshkhamba6758]

Sh*t .... Really Now m proud Manipuri N I remembered of Lisa ❤️

[@melonmelan9395]

Lalisa manoban not manobal

[@e.chingtamkhonbi2741]

@@melonmelan9395 army💜💜

[@prerna314]

@@melonmelan9395 Purple you Army 💜💜💜

[@melonmelan9395]

@@prerna314 hi I guess? Purple you too :)

[@prerna314]

@@melonmelan9395 💜💜💜

[@archiemangangcha7779]

Ohh my never thought this much similar😯😮😍❤ I'm a Manipuri and this video is so interesting I love it thanks for the video I'm looking forward for more exciting videos😊

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗🥰🦄❣️

[@bhajanshijagurumayum8215]

Incence sticks are also called “dhup” in manipuri which is more similar to your “thup”.

[@tangshang6858]

Dhoop is not a Manipuri word.. Its a Hindi word.

[@rutoxenpieOfficial1]

@@tangshang6858 Ya bro

[@ethoikhaidem3672]

Che ngj ymn nungcye nashk su ymn fjei chegi video su yengb ymn nungaiye🥰😘❤️

[@rangamlanancymk9383]

Seriously ! In the past I used to think that Thai and meitei people have similarity in their traditional dress also looks wise too. ..

[@khrawboksyiem1448]

In khasi language: Mother-i mei Father-i pa, Matches-jingpriud Elder sister-i kong

[@mrkonsam2256]

Not only languages your looks even like manipuri or northeast indian🤩

[@Blitzkrieg2024]

Wow so similar. There is saying called "Mathai thaina" Meaning long long time back at thai. It depicts we were coming from there

[@pariwanglen2860]

Not related

[@tembachongtham3114]

No man they are going from here

[@lonelinemeitei4479]

@@tembachongtham3114 👍👍😆

[@solo3785]

Northern thai consider they were from kangleipak (Manipur).

[@solo3785]

We worship kuru sidaba as suprem god...kuru meaning in Thai is ancestors.

[@DavidNingthoujam]

Wow, that's amazing! I'm so impressed and curious to learn thai.

[@7sisters743]

Amazing research! Lots of love you from Manipur

[@hulangdiary]

If Thai and manipuri are familiar that are similar. I can speak these languages without mixing them.

[@Mixedup-vz3fv]

There could be an unknown history between us. Let's research it.

[@inspiremyself2529]

Carry on

[@fiendymisfits1734]

carry on (2)

[@ngangbamrobinchandra161]

Dhuk, renchu, are words from Hindi for actual. In hindi, it's called Dhoop, litchee and Ema is like universal, in Israel too they used the same word Ema. Che for sister is a short way of addressing respect to an elder sister. In Manipur, when we address to anyone without name we usually put E as prefix coz E means blood in Manipuri, and E is used so as to imply that we are related in bloods and that we are part of our family. Words like Epa, Ema, Eche, Eyaamba(brother), Ebhai( brother in law), Edhou( grandfather) and so on, infact all terms to address to any relatives starts with a letter E. And, the word Meikhet when elaborately speaking Mei means fire and Khet means slide or strike. Anyway thanks for making this video and showing us the similarity of words of two different countries. With love from Manipur.

[@AnjeetKaram]

our grandfather usually use ({mathai thaina}= in exact we dont know the meaning but took as ancient olden ages )as word when telling us a folk tales . Some people believe our manipur are from thailand....

[@danimangang]

Sis I'm a Manipuri. You are amazing. I'm surprised about the similarities in Thai and Manipur

[@MotivationHUB-2024-xyz]

Tukhatchei is also actually used for exclamation when one gets shocked or startled ....but it's more like a slang word, very informal. And the pronunciation is more like CHEI at the end, not CHAI

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much for your information 🙏🤗🥳❣️

[@MotivationHUB-2024-xyz]

@Peipei LuWang for that matter we use a lot more than these! I was talking just about one.

[@livewithnature3131]

I saw in TV, One of your folk singing style is also similar to our folk singing style called Khongjom Praba. DEV from Manipur

[@ajansur6654]

I read a lot about cultures and I always felt that Manipurs has similar culture to that of Thai culture! Even the traditional dresses seems so similar to me! I m not a Manipuri though!

[@dreamer_deer]

It's because Meiteis also known as Tai Lai are also Tai. They belong to the same group that Thai peoples belong to which is Tai-Kadai. I am Tai Ahom and I am also Tai :)

[@rksangeeta3183]

I am from manipur ur are very good in manipur languages ur so cool l like ur vdo ❤❤❤💖🌻

[@ChanXization]

Ng yengba yamna nungai.. Video editing su ngju yamna funny oiye... 😘 Its vry intrstng to watch u.. Video editing and you also are very funny... 😘

[@rjth2835]

I like finding these similarities among the languages. I dont know Thai much so i m finding out about it from this video but i like to watch anime and so like to learn japanese and i find it interesting that words such as Sine in japanese = die = siro in manipuri Sora in japanese = sky = soraren in manipuri Namae in japanese = name = naming in manipuri (similar in all)..... Etc.

[@chigingshah1824]

Yes this are japanese loan word, since manipur was once part of japanese empire including entire SEA (southeast asia)

[@jamkhoseiguite9621]

When Thai speaks they generally speak with their nose

[@solo3785]

Old meitei language also spoken from nose...in that time we use 18 letters now we used 36 letters... Meitei folk song is sung from nose.

[@jamesa3931]

😂😂

[@vib3swithdiana177]

Even though I'm a girl I'm falling in love with you sis😊 You're so funny and cute 🥺 I really want to visit Thailand Hope I can meet you one day💜

[@Maynumpetch]

Awww thank you so much we will meet one day 🙏💜🥳

[@vib3swithdiana177]

Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 💓💓💓 she actually replied 🥳😍

[@sanjeetlairellakpam9307]

😂😂🤣

[@kolomsingbey2913]

Nice to meet you again. I love your lovely video. Thanks for our awesome video. Love from karbi Anglong assam

[@khwairakpammangang1225]

Ginger in manipuri called sing in Thai king right. Canal in manipuri khong in Thai khlong If you have chances to visit Manipur please visit also Sekmai that you can find many smilar words from the old people like 123 in Sekmai old dialouge called nung, song, sang, sip....

[@elviskipgen3519]

Please do some Vlog in your area how it's look we wanna see ...

[@Maynumpetch]

Yes sure will do soon🙏🤗🥳💕

[@lunachan9759]

yes I would love to see.

[@ZetsuZetsu2]

yup plz do it

[@bronsonloitongbam6103]

We can identified a lot of similar things in pee mak movie also such as like watching the ghost between our legs LOL ....i wll not get bored watching 10 times also....

[@sungdainipan275]

Last time you have visited manipur isn’t 💕 but you have miss out one of the beautiful places called Moirang. Have you ever hard loktak lake, keibul lamjao national park you can see our national animal there called SANGAI it is spotted at moirang 45km from imphal 🤗🤗🤗 please visit once more we are weating for you 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much I will visit loktak lake again 🙏🤗🥳🌹

[@ZetsuZetsu2]

bro its state animal

[@ZetsuZetsu2]

@@Maynumpetch k sis take me also

[@davidk-jz5hl]

Naat worship and umangla worship are also quite similar. I was once at phisanulok and i was quite surprised by the similar ways of life and habits.

[@maxmeitei49]

I m Manipur and when I watched in ong bak 2 and 3. And I found that even the the traditional dress between Thai and manipuri are quite similar.

[@ziippie7618]

Just to discuss a word in distinct language u entertained us imitating hillarious facial content 🤣 even with the voice in every asian accent! ❤️👍

[@lionsngamchannel9352]

I was subscribing your channel from 1k and it reach 31k subscribers 😯😯

[@Maynumpetch]

🙏🤗🥳 thank you for your support

[@muskanmoirangthem3547]

When she said we have that ng alphabet I felt that 😂😂😂 in Manipuri we also have that ng alphabet and people in India don't know how to pronounce ng it was really difficult for me to make my friends understand what is ng alphabet😂😂😂

[@MichiKai]

Very true

[@parisiennemoonlight6650]

Rest of India can't pronounce Nga, ngari, ngamu, ngasep.

[@user-xm6tp6ys4y]

"𑜂" nga alphabet of Tai Ahom. 😊

[@Sarung89]

I visited Thailand (bangkok,phuket and chiangmai) and I loved it, very welcoming and great place..

[@lourembamibotombi4066]

I watch Thai series and somewhere I know there some similar words and thanks to you I finally can be happy 🤗🤗

[@girl-qc7td]

There is also a dialect in meghalaya that use the word 'mae'to refer to mother..😁

[@AnjaliOwary]

in boro language appa means father and aai means mother 🤗 hey may I really love to watch your videos and now after watching your videos I want to learn Thai and manipuri language ❣️ lots of love from Assam 😘😊

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗💓💓

[@shubh.bapi_9423]

Aai means mom???😀😀 In marathi too its called aai!!

[@rtam7097]

@@shubh.bapi_9423 in Tamil also😀

[@o0...957]

Actually the appa pronunciation is more like afa in bodo

[@ningthoujamchinglensana7131]

Hi cutieeee "hummmhhhh"💗💗 But the real Manipuri word of father is " Pabung" and also Panthou which is an archaic word that was used very2 long ago...

[@omarmaibam483]

Panthau,Pabung and eigi egi haurakpham epa

[@thoithoibathounaojm278]

But I say papa

[@melonmelan9395]

Panthou sina thainagi wari gumbada sijinei

[@MrFool123]

When I watch your channel I learn some Thai language. Support from Manipur!!!

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much hope you enjoyed it 🙏🤗🌹

[@bidyanandas]

Khap khun khaab 🙏🏻 May ..... Love it 💖

[@allin1vlogsne766]

Another Heartbreak💔 Though smiling 💜pin up this comment I have Subscriber probably more then u think .Always support and You are too beautiful.Will visit Thailand After this Pandemic,for sure please be there and lots of love from India ❤️ North,East,South,west alway 💙❤️💜

[@Maynumpetch]

💜🖤

[@rohenlaitonjam1211]

Hey guys u can't fall in love with someone u just met unless they're from thailand 😊😍 Loves frm Manipur

[@Maynumpetch]

😳😳😳

[@manichandrapukhrambam509]

May, Plz let me know u location in details, if I had a chance to visit Thailand. I wanna to see is only u ❤️ lot of love from Manipur

[@bishantpangeijam2144]

Lots of love from Manipur P'shone (Che)😅♥️

[@JahnuDMick]

Hi I'm from Assam Northeast india 🇮🇳 our Assamese Lenggueg is also similarity between Tai & Thai

[@beastincarnate6103]

woww unbelivebale n btw u r so cute 😱😱😱 lots of love from Manipur ( North east india) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nengneivahtouthang9391]

U look so cute when u forgot something 💓

[@Maynumpetch]

Ahhh really 🥳😉😳

[@nengneivahtouthang9391]

May numpetch can I have ur. No, I'm a big fan of u

[@nengneivahtouthang9391]

Or FB username

[@nengneivahtouthang9391]

Please

[@premlaitonjam8504]

Burmese Called us Kathe ( KA-THAI 'the broken race of thai' )

[@ningthilem1108]

Ha ha ha

[@gallantkhwairakpam7216]

Hekta haijllA yam khangabadwne

[@你是谁-d1n]

@@gallantkhwairakpam7216 😥nangju thijalaga hairakadi fagadaba

[@donbokkhongwar7686]

My whole life is a lie..i thought meitei are the decendent of Japanese

[@vorlaksi123]

For me i think 3 group stereotype 1. Indian word (Hindi, Sanskrit, Bali) : Dhup, Angur 2. Chinese word : Lychee, Che 3. Original Tai word (Maybe from Tai-Ahom) : E-Ma, E-Pa, Mon, E-Fun, Mai-Keed

[@luckysonrongmei7441]

Not bad... I'm from Manipur too.. thanks for the video.,..May

[@malemabc]

Ngse yamna fajeiye 😍❤️. Do you know the meaning 😁

[@Maynumpetch]

Asengba😳

[@dathoithoi3590]

@@Maynumpetch 😁😁😁😁 u know very well proud of you

[@malemabc]

@@MaynumpetchOMG 😱 😍 yamna haraowe ❤️

[@tombisanahuirem3351]

I like ur mon word I sleep everyday with mon in English pillow 😂omg how u learñ the similarities word between Manipuri and thai

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much hope you enjoyed it 🤗🥰🥳🌹❣️

[@janglalgoupiak1891]

I am not surprised at all: we are racially and ethnically the same, Manipur and Thailand.

[@bishiyasapam4067]

Woww amazing 🤩 I'm from Manipur ,yes something similar with the words that you used to choose out 🙂

[@gentlekabuiomni800]

Even p is also similar. P means sister like p may.its kabui dialect from manipur.

[@lamgouyphei8095]

I think u should marry a boy from manipur 😅😅

[@Maynumpetch]

Haha why 😅😅😅

[@saterjitthiyam9863]

May udaba kuirey.😍😍😍 Nungairibo. Miss ya.

[@SinghasonNews24]

in north east india ...karbi...tribe...father...called...PO....like....thai...language..and mother called ..PIE...karbi...language. also...same...like...thai...language...

[@newslyhindi]

As like the tai Ahoms, tai Khamtis, tai Phakeys of Assam & Arunachal Pradesh of India the Meitei community of Manipur ( Major portion of Manipur belongs from this Meitei community. Meitei Ethnic group represents more then 53% of Manipur's total population) are from Thailand, Shan State or Yuhan Province. According our Tai Ahom scriptures & other royal chronicles of Meitei of Manipur, the Meitei community of Manipur are originally from Tai community who had come to the region from Northeast Thailand via Myanmar before the Tai Ahoms came in 1228 AD to North East India. So, many tai words from the meitei people have been included in today's Manipuri language. This is the reason why many words are similar in Manipuri & Thai( or Tai) language.

[@newslyhindi]

You can Google it & get the same data. In North East India there are many thai (or Tai) communities having an ethnic blood relation with the people of Thailand, Shan State & Yunan Province.

[@Blitzkrieg2024]

@@newslyhindi that's true. Meiteis wages war against Burmese all the time in the olden days, similarly for the thai people as well.

[@sylvia2122]

Great video... I'm really impressed with your video... Lots of love from Manipur sis...

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you 🙏🤗🌹💓

[@Pailleline]

Manipur and tai (not Thai) are same, I learned that :) that’s maybe my dad was so fluent talking Thai as he was Tai (kola)

[@user-xm6tp6ys4y]

Tai Ahom from Assam, Northeast India ❤️❤️❤️ Mother - Mae Father - Po Elder brother - Pi Kai/Pi Chai Younger brother- Nong Chai/Laan Chai Elder sister - Pi Sao Younger sister - nong sao Friend - Tai ko 1- leng/loung 2-song 3- saam 4- sii 5- haa 6- ruuk 7- chit 8- pet 9- kao 10- sip Water- Naam Etc, etc We are same Tai Kradai ❤️

[@henpukh5403]

For incense stick we say both dhup and dhuk ,i feel so impress that there are similar with my languages😊❤❤

[@mrlongkhansu4763]

Your KZbin channel is amazing I enjoyed your channel keep it up

[@mkm4747]

Nicely briefings sis I think you knew our Manipuri language very neatly. Love you from Manipur kingdom kangleipak

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you I know only few Manipuri words🤗🥳🌸

[@terisanameikam8318]

@@Maynumpetch we are here for you and you can learn our language further and we too can learn Thai from you. Love you sis

[@Roeo17]

I want you to discover more similar language... Nice to watch your video.. In fact I like to see your acting style more than those words

[@naogouhangmiyt5395]

Great content dear🥳Thailand girl are damn cute😘

[@justmefris]

I'm impressed you learned about Manipur language.

[@hayumKaakpA]

Most of the language around the world have less NG pronounciation. I am really amaze of this fact that thai have ng just like us.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@lunminlianguite4904]

OMG... talented in every situation..okay keep it up

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗🥳🌹

[@sarlongryengti6742]

At 3.02.... Po....From Karbi Language (Tribes from Assam, India) Called Po to Father.😊

[@mrblack7218]

in tai khamti and ahom po means father and mae means mom

[@shivamanand611]

As far as I have seen, there are many words which are similar in hindi and thai also due to their Sanskrit origin.

[@enochsapam3893]

Many Thai research scholars are pursuing their research degree in Linguistics here in Manipur University. It's all about sharing the language family. Btw Nice video. 👌👍

[@NRMeetei]

In fact, we people are belongs to Meitei community not manipuri but as a citizen we r known as manipuri too

[@wakeupyouths]

Being a meitei from Manipur I am really proud... And I am interesting to learn ur Thai language... And will learn as soon as possible..... Or maybe you can teach me nah?

[@Etu_Kwa_Ro_]

All of your videos is really interesting to watch ✨

[@tea3444]

Woah I am so glad to know that we have so many similarities 😊

[@mutumrosan9348]

wow...wat a great informative vdo👍🏻

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗🥰

[@birendra5627]

Young daughter...I am so proud being Manipuri having same word with your Thai language.....And proud for your you tube

[@Maynumpetch]

Thank you so much for supporting 🙏🤗🥳🥰💓

[@ZetsuZetsu2]

Sis next year after my sister MBBS will be finished and after visiting Russia i will be visiting Bangkok cause my sister studies in Russia, plz guide me in Bangkok i will be your biggest, even i love Japanese and Thai and Korean the most