The Brief History of Kachin People. Who are Kachins?

[@zuoyezhideng]

总的感觉是一个有勇无谋的民族，跟美国这种搅屎棍混一起注定没前途，北方大国对基督教很美国都很忌讳，也是指望不上。

[@KachinElpis]

选择你所崇拜的东西是人权。中国一直在干涉缅甸内政，对缅甸人民造成的伤害大于好处。

[@zuoyezhideng]

Are you sure you don't want any interference from China? If china close the land port to Laiza, I don't think KIA could survive for more than half a year

[@KachinElpis]

@@zuoyezhideng We don't need a pity from China. It's the China that is sucking blood from all other countries. Before China became a UN member state, China was one of the poorest Asian countries. And Myanmar (Burma) was one of the richest in Asia. Since I alone am not the representative of the whole Kachin population or KIA, I alone cannot decide whether to side with China or not. I am only stating FACTS!

[@NordAlexJiam]

​@@KachinElpis可是现实就是你们多年内战最终还是没有好结果啊。你们的青年人被毒品困扰，你们的克钦始终是缅甸最穷的地方之一。你拿着脑子都可以想想夹在中印之间你们有没有独立的可能，还有别扯什么人权，你们克钦的人权就是渗透别人的国家，和自己的兄弟之间相互攻伐吗？当然，你们的死活和我们没有关系，只是你好好思考某些问题，克钦追求了几十年独立建国你们真的成功了吗？在如今的环境下你们可能成功吗？还有，你们的民族到底是不是需要通过天天打鸡血的方式让更多的人死伤? 对了，如果你是中国的景颇族，既然你那么喜欢你的克钦邦，那请你移民到克钦邦，中国的德宏也好，怒江也罢，都不是你们克钦人可以撒野的地方，去克钦享受你的民主自由吧。

[@AmitKumarVerma121_indian]

Love to our Kachin brothers..we are all brothers Kachin-Chin-Kuki-Mizo.

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

Kachin aren't part of the kuki-chin-mizo. Kachin are part of Kachari-kachin linguistic group, also called as SAL language family within Sino-tibetan.

[@sansanzahau6716]

@@Handlebeinghighfived 😂😂😂 even the maker of this video already agreed that kachin-chin-kuki-mizo are blood related.Most ethnic around myanmar, and neighbouring countries all sino tibetans and who the hell are the kacharis anyway?

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

@@sansanzahau6716 do you know about sub families? Kuki-chin-mizo, SAL, Tani, sinitic(chinese), bodish(tibetic) groups are all sino-tibetan Languages. First go read about the SAL family, which comprises of jingpho(kachin), rawang, lisu, Northern Naga and kacharis. Kacharis are from kachin region only, who descended south and chased away the indo-aryans, the indo-aryans called them as kachari and the Burmese call them as kachin. Even bodo, a kachari language has high affinity with thadao(kuki) and tidem chin, has high affinity for dimasa. Still they belong to separate sub-families. Kachari is nothing but a name variation of kachin in indo-Aryan accent. Also FYI, kacharis live even closer to kuki-chin than kachin. This groups or sub-families are determined by Anthropologist on the basis of their origin and language affinity. Kuki-chin-mizo in that regard are distinct from SAL, they have a different lineage. Also being sino-tibetan, are you going to say bodish and kuki-chin are same? Just because they are from the sino-tibetan family?

[@Imtizomi]

@@Handlebeinghighfived lmao even the person who made this video agreed and said we are close brothers lmao go write this shit somewhere 🖕🤣

[@ukthang1]

@@Handlebeinghighfived ka chin and chin are brothers historically :)

[@jangkholenkuki]

Chin kuki mizo kachin we are one 💪💪

[@ejunavil]

Pok we are not

[@tanveer3384]

Love Kachin from *BANGLADESH* 🇧🇩

[@ruatapachuauruatapachuau9116]

Kachin-Chin-Kuki-Mizo long live.

[@KachinElpis]

Yes, we have always been closest brothers compared to others

[@FrancisMossang]

Love from Arunachal, India 🇮🇳 ❤

[@monir2615]

Love & respect for Kachin People's from Guwahati, Assam

[@thinglhanggamkuki4803]

Love from Kuki...Kachin Chin Kuki Mizo are one

[@KachinElpis]

I guess maybe we are related. But not one. We have different backgrounds though our ancestors may have close ties. Some Kukis and some other Chins are also one of the ten lost tribes of Israelites. So I would not say we are one.

[@lianmung6699]

Love it thank you for educating about our country, please more videos of other ethics please especially Chin as i am one pleaee and thank you.

[@denhangbosai_moods]

You're so factual. Cleared all my doubts

[@KachinElpis]

thanks

[@shawngla8997]

Well recorded, thanks

[@gracejazin8361]

Keep it up! Keep this account alive.

[@KachinElpis]

Here is my new short documentary video about the beginning of Kachin uprising. Please enjoy the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJbXfqZ_mdJnpKc

[@Json0888]

I'm from Arunachal Pradesh and my ancestors were from Hukawng valley known as Khappa tribe/Khappa-Nocte

[@duhawmaawma932]

I love kachin , chin , mizo , kuki and zomi ect ect...

[@failing6749]

This video changed my life!!

[@martindoyle9993]

excellent history lesson. Love the Kachin!

[@senghkumnhkum5207]

Kachins liberated the whole northern Burma from Japanese before 27th March 1947. Victory Manau was celebrated twice in Kutkai Norhtern Shan State. The Shan rulers Agreed the creation of Kachin Sub-state within Shan State. The Kachins in Shan State enjoyed the Kahin Sub-state status until the Military coup of Newin in 1962, the Military Coup which has effectively destroyed Burma to today poverty and disease ridden poorest country.

[@phongchangram8262]

Thank you for sharing this. I knew about Kachin rightful territory at Norther Shan State areas like Sinli and Kutkai for our ancestors defended those territories from Japanese. But didnt know that Shan Sawbas were giving us Kachin sub-state within the Shan State. So now only when you say Sub-State within Shan state , I understood why Northern Shan State is not part of Kachin map.

[@yemsen555]

The British won because of this.

[@minthura9053]

Can you expain me Shanni's history in Kachin state. Mohyin, Kathar, and Mogaung are Shan names. There are many Shanni Villages in Kachin state and upper Sagaing. Shan Saopha actually ruled 2/3 of Modern day Kachin State. Mohnyin saopha state was so powerful in history.

[@minthura9053]

​​@@phongchangram8262 ​Majority Kachin tribe lived in the thick jungles and mountainous regions. Shanni Saw Bwa were the real rulers of 80% of Kachin state and upper Sagaing in history. Kachin's civilization was far behind than Shanni. How did Kachin become powerful? They became powerful thanks to the empowerment of the American and British. No one ever knew they existed 200 years ago.

[@someonelame1367]

we need more channel like this. Sites which can tell us our own history. We will also need subscribers. Looking forwards for new videos.

[@KachinElpis]

Thank you for your encouragement. Here is my new short documentary video about the beginning of Kachin uprising. Please enjoy the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJbXfqZ_mdJnpKc

[@phongchangram8262]

This video is really helpful , especially for Burmese who kept saying Kachins are Burmese, even if they know about Panglong agreement. There is truly nothing left to believe from the Myanmar Government promises for Kachin people, their genocides and discrimination for many almost a century have provoked too much hatred in Kachin people's hearts. Every assurance they gave to Kachins and the actions they have done are just so far like heaven and earth. There can truly be no peace for both sides if Kachin only gained their autonomy region. Also, there cannot be a single promise that these genocides and discrimination will stop if Kachins sign peace treaty regarding to the ways The Burmese Government and Burmese military have been treating to these Kachins since the day it got its independence. If Myanmar government can't stop the civil wars, (honestly) they should better be thinking about giving independence to the respective regions. I mean how would you feel if a stranger who is completely not related enters into your house and start making himself comfortable and eats and use all you have without your permission and not being grateful. But instead he kicked you out of the house and says " it is his house." How would you feel then? And you know >? This is exactly how Myanmar government is treating to ethnic groups.

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

Very true. Myanmar government is trying to rewrite history in order to justify their brutal campaign against the minorities, especially Kachin and Karen. By all legitimate historical sources, minorities like the Kachin, Chin, etc. have NEVER been under Burmese rule. Kachins must never forget their identity and history or the Burmese liars will fool the world and take your land

[@lobtae5673]

I’m happy you know this, my mom is kachin

[@baba2719]

One day BURMESE GOVT must paid for this...Burmese was servent of jingpho...

[@kay8127]

As far as I know, not one of decent burmese claim kachin as burmese people.U are confusing ethnic and country.Burmese is an ethnicity and myanmar is a country which represent all of 135 ethnicities.Plus,myanmar is not another word to call burmese people but a word which represnts the whole country no matter what ethnic u belong to.Nevertheless,dont be lazy to add military government who is the shithead responsible for all those shits happening and by myanmar government u are indirectly saying the cureent NLD head who is trying to develop the minorities land is responsible for those shithead military government!Just also want to point this out that I know the hatred u had for military government is understandable but pls be aware that just becos we happened to be the same ethnic with them that doesnt mean we have the same intentions or actions !As a half burmese myself,I love and appreciate all of the different cultures , traditions and people of different ethnic groups❤️🙏

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@@kay8127 I have met SEVERAL, especially the younger generation. And I'm from Myanmar. I know the difference between Bamar and Burmese, ethnicity and nationality. Dont lecture me

[@sabian8700]

Hope see more videos in the future

[@likx7768]

Informative. Wish the civil wars will be finish soon.

[@sengawng4393]

thanks,i'm Kachin

[@gam7106]

I love kachin😘 my from arunachal pradesh 🥰

[@TakiMitsuha2016]

There was a notified agreement in 2014 that the Kachins acknowledge the ChinKukiMizo as their older brother and yes konyak and Kachin are related closely. Chin Kuki Mizo are distant relatives accd to oral tradition

[@j.nlanching4028]

We love kachin dance

[@dannawnawnaw436]

I live in Kachin

[@pradeepkdk2095]

however we gurkha was forgotten in every rights though they sacrificed their lives for kachin land and burma against japanese .Though our history in myanmar is 200 years old we are not recognized as an ethnic of myanmar.My grandfather used to say that our rights will be given by kachin people since we are brothers .And also used to say there are not only lisu ,rawang in kachin ethnic there us also gurkha .coz we fought for kachin state independence,fight with japanese for kachin state.and some may not know that gurkha started living in Myitkyina nearly 200 years ago when myitkyina was not a city rather than forest and farm.There were two large village :Sitapur and Rampur in myitkyina .Most gurkha still live in there.Now these villages names are divided into many others village name since other ethnic burma and shan started living there.After the british found the office in myitkyina then the city came to alive. Some gurkha villages names which were changed into burma names after 1962. Labarbaari-kyat paung chan Rampurr-rampu sitapur-sitapu horiland-yu za na mittabasti-yan gi aung Tapu-tatkone Panbasti-pamati khimad d(not sure)-kheymatiri Kalibari-myay myit. And now i am serving in Kia\Kio Gurkha regiment for 13years.we kachin people must get our federal democracy .Gurkha history is deep in kachin state mostly in Hpakant,kamaing,mogaing,myitkyina .

[@KachinElpis]

We still have Gurkha armed wing under KIO. We are still working together. By the way, I am just an average Kachin. Not a KIA soldier or officer.

[@Kxoy]

we have a few gurkhas in chin state

[@jhoncountryroad1797]

@@KachinElpis Yes KIA/KIO has Gorkha battalion and almost all Gorkha people accept KIA as their Army . We Gorkha people have been living in Kachin state more than 200 years. My grandfather fought together with Kachin Levis and Kachin Rangers against Japanese.Hope our Kachin brothers protect our rights when KIA/KIO comes to power .

[@okk9325]

I am a jingpho living in india, i always wanted to, you know write a book based on real events not just hearsay. But i need sources, .....@@KachinElpis

[@TangpiSingpho]

Gorkha is nepali

[@danielvanlalhruai4816]

Are the Kachins and Chins related?

[@chigingshah1824]

*kachin* and *chin* aren't related directly, but they are mutually related to each other due to *naga* *kachin* are related to *yunan (china)* Whereas, *chin* are closely related to *karen*

[@tlungzen1192]

Chiging shah then why I hear that Kachin and chin are brothers?

[@lBaite-xx6zj]

@@chigingshah1824 who are the Chin-Kuki-Mizo

[@lamaipeter7983]

Yeah they have a little same cultural

[@gumhk9021]

Chins and Kachins ancestors have the same roots dating back to China and Mongolia. There were no Chins or Kachins long time ago. There was just Jingpaw, name of defeated Mongol battle division from China that ran away to places what is today known as Kachin and more remaining places in China, like Tibet and Yunnan. This is a very complicated history and not many people know this because Kachins and Chins are still small people. If you want to fully understand how Kachins and Chins are related, you will first need to understand origin of Kachin people because Chin people migrated to Chinland from Kachinland . So both their history chapters are related. Their languages and cultures may seem different now, depending on their neighbours and environments which have influenced their culture's evolution. And also Chinland and Kachinland terrains are not plains land but very hilly which made people made people from each side travel less. Thus, lost connections back in ancient time. But important thing to take note they do have similarities up until today, not only culturally but also linguistically👌.

[@lahtawtu1121]

Good

[@hemliensingson3903]

Kachin and kuki

[@dantheman4201]

Kaman❤️

[@jarrodyuki7081]

I wish peace to all ethnic groups of burma no more military junta……..

[@adhinsingpho4050]

I am. Assam. Singpho. Gaja. E.

[@KachinElpis]

Kaja nga ai lo

[@princejohn1358]

Kachin and kuki are same right??

[@nikonghong]

No. Kuki are Chin people or a tribe in Chin state, im not too sure, But Kachin is its own and Chin people are their own

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

No they aren't. Kachin and kukis are different. Kachin (jingpaw) are part of the SAL linguistic group, Kachari would be their closest affinity. Kachari and kachin both are part of SAL Language family within the Sino-Tibetan family. Kuki-chin is a different group from SAL.

[@princejohn1358]

@@Handlebeinghighfived okay thanks 👍

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

@@princejohn1358 also to add chin is from the burmese language, as Asho a Kuki-chin tribe moved to the plains to live alongside burmese. Asho, introduced themselves as asho hklaung(Asho person). The burmese language doesn't have the "hklaung" sound, so the closest pronunciation it could get was chk yang/ khyang which has now evolved to chin. Ka-chin might mean half-chin, as this jingpaw(kachin) were different from chin, the burmese calling them as Ka-chin may probably be suggesting "not exactly as chin". The Burmese also call thai as thae and meitei ka-thae(half-thai)

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@@Handlebeinghighfived Learn what an exonym is, you dolt. They way you state it sounds like youre saying Chin ppl came from Burmese.

[@speed8347]

bamar people love kachin people

[@cardibstan7821]

Name of music at 1:03

[@toobalkain]

very interesting but unlike the Wa people in the Shan states I've never heard the Kachin wanting to have their own country or at least an independent state like the Wa have.

[@KachinElpis]

When KIA was formed, its purpose was to protect kachin people and its land and get independence. that's why it's called Kachin Independence Army. But later their policy changed because the Burmese or Bamas did not want to lose Kachin so the Kachin leaders changed their policy of "to get own nation'' to 'self-determination, autonomy' if they get the Federalism they want

[@toobalkain]

@@KachinElpis OK but what's the difference between independence they initially wanted and autonomy they want now? Are they looking to stay in a federal Burma? Is it even realistic that Burma won't disintegrate?

[@KachinElpis]

@@toobalkain good question and also this is the question every body even including Kachin civilians they keep asking this. Before I answer it, may be I will wait someone who may know better in this.

[@toobalkain]

@@KachinElpis OK, thank you. Talking about self-determination usually implies the question of an independent country will be put to a referendum to make secession legitimate. I'm not sure, though, how Burma's powerful neighbours and even the West would feel about Burma breaking up into dozens of new international actors, I wouldn't be surprised if the world turns out to be against it as a bunch of new countries would bring a degree of unpredictability so they might try to talk Kachin and others into disarming and de facto autonomy in a federal Burma with one federal army and one foreign policy. That might entail sweetening the deal with talks of financial aid and investments but it might also entail appeasing and even helping the Burmese junta in order to keep the country descending into a breakaway chaos. But that's assuming the central government remains strong enough and it might not be easy. Ethiopia is a similar multiethnic country breaking at the seams and there secession of at least some regions seems almost impossible to prevent.

[@fredxbeatz3931]

I think Ka chin and Chin (people called Mizo) are coming for one parents ,becoz their is only few diffrences in our culture

[@Pualleng]

Yes we're brother, of we're going to talk about this story it's going to so so long

[@noddygaming4280]

i just finished listening to mizo history and heard that kachin,chin and mizo are related!! is this true?

[@KachinElpis]

We grew up listening this kind of stories. I guess probably our ancestors had close ties.

[@jos-lx3zs]

Where are lisu Or lusi

[@KachinElpis]

The Lisus are one of the Kachin tribes.

[@gumhk9021]

I believe he mentioned Lisu in the video my friend.

[@lengpa4673]

kuki mizo kachin are one..... mizo,and kuki also kachin.. we are one.... kuki... kuki...kuki... kuki... kuki.... kuki... kuki.... kuki.... kuki.... we all are kuki....

[@khawlvungngaihte1161]

we all are Zo

[@MR_TRIPLE_ONE]

Lol nope.

[@MR_TRIPLE_ONE]

Mizo kuki look like south east Asians. We in the north doesn't. Language also sounds wierd

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

+ No kachin and Kuki-chin-mizo are different. Get some study on languages. kuki, mizo,hmar, biate, tiden etc. belongs to Kuki-chin-mizo family. Kachin (jingpaw) belongs to jingpaw-kachari-naga language family, in short called as SAL, you can also call it as kachin-kachari-northern family. Kachin closest affinity are those Kacharis and Northern naga like bodo, dimasa, reang, konyak, angami etc.

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

@@MR_TRIPLE_ONE exactly. People get confused with the names because chin and kachin sound similar. They don't even take time to study anthropology on this languages. The word madai for God is found in most SAL language family (kachin-kachari-angami) not in Kuki-chin-mizo.

[@KachinElpis]

Here is my new short documentary video about the beginning of Kachin uprising. Please enjoy the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJbXfqZ_mdJnpKc

[@flevia3190]

I think all northeastern and chin people and kachin are brothers if we look at the lastest history 😂... Cause we have a bit³ same in some kinda...idk just my thought b 😂

[@jarrodyuki7081]

I like the Kachin they’re Christian…………..

[@zanbhonesan5628]

I don't think kachin are not from Mongolian because they are not speaking mongolic language they are speaking Sino tibetan language like chinese tibetan chin kayin burma

[@gumhk9021]

Yes My friend they are not speaking same language family with Mongol but you need to also consider the fact that when Kachins migrated to Kachin Land centruies ago they didnt just directly migrated to Kachin Land from Mongolia straight away. They were stopping from places to places inside China and Tibet and lives there long which led to many intermixing with the natives of those lands. Therefore their language was also influenced bit by bits from these tribes their members married with.

[@gumhk9021]

My friend told me that he read This Jingpaw history book From China that... Alright​ I​ will​ just summarize the story. Actually Jingpaw people existence dates back Xiongu's . . First I wanna help you understand the origin of our language. So, long ago ,It was the time when Chinghis Khan led his mighty army to conquer Tangut Kingdom also known as Dangxiang 党項 . During the the conquest, two great generals of Chinghis Khan was killed in the process, which outraged the Great Khan . He was so outraged that he immediately ordered all Tangut men no matter young or old to be slaughtered in sight. Even young born infants weren't shown mercy if they were boy ,leading to a big massacre which ultimately wiped Tangut kingdom from Earth's surface. And with the remaining women and wives of the slaughtered Tanguts, the Mongols took with them as their wives. The Children that were born from these parents learnt both parents' ways of living and spoke like their parents. But the children were more influenced by their maternal sides since their fathers as being Mongols were always busy fighting with enemies for their Khans or died from fighting.( OK , i;m gonna have to skip several history chapters here.) As a result , the children spoke like how their parents do, basically a mixture of both Tangut and Mongol but more influenced by Tanguts since spending more time with maternal sides, which soon developed into a language that is now in modern days spoken by Jingpaw people. The language is more influenced by Tibeto-Burman than Mongolian because of natural language evolution that can take place depending on the environment and neighbors they have lived with through out the centuries. Let alone our geography distance. I mean even in this new century the Mongols are using Cyrillic alphabet and Jingpaws are using Latin alphabet. Languages are always being influenced. But it would also be wrong to think that Jingpo do not have words that are similar to Mongol words or have Mongol roots. For instance would be The Jingpaws address their father as Awa while similarly ,Mongols address their father as Aав or Aav. thank you for reading.

[@hkawngzatau6209]

what

[@simpernchong]

@@gumhk9021 That's so interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[@MR_TRIPLE_ONE]

@@gumhk9021 what about the northern nagas (tangshang)who has the most similar linguistic and folktales with jingphos? I am from India. According to what I have heard from Myanmar tangshang who live along with kachins as we do here in India aswell, jingphos were the younger brother of tangshang ancestors so were the chins. The connection from chin to kachins are connecting through naga tribes. Some of the chin tribes are said to be migrated from tangshang origin to their location in Southern present areas. We call tai people as sham meaning those who lives in the plains where we lived in the hills. And i had always wondered tangut being a point of origin for my tribe. Similar ancient Tibeto-Burman speaking kingdom. And even simalar naming. Tangshang means origin of tang clan and shang clan. Two remaining brotherly clan. Kachins most probably are from shang clan as per my research. Because shangs clan has the most linguistically similar with the present spoken jingpho. Although most of the northern naga tribes are grouped with kachins and bodos to form a language group called as sal. And i can vouch for the similarities with kachin/jingpho linguistic words. BTW, we call father as wa/awa/ewa etc aswell. Also here in arunachal the tani tribes call father as aba/abo/aab etc which is more similar with Mongolic language and their culture is somewhat aswell. Although they too are under Tibet-Burman group and have their similar tribes in Tibet who are often confused with Mongolian due to physical similarities and dressing style.

[@hkawngzatau6209]

kachin and kuki not same

[@lengpa4673]

according to the history... kachin,mizo,kuki are same... the British separate us we run in different places so we lost each other...

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

@@lengpa4673 kachin(jingpaw) are part of the SAL language family along with Kachari and konyak, kachin aren't part of Kuki-chin. Kachin's closest affinity are Kachari. Kuki, mizo, hmar etc belongs to Kuki-chin-mizo group. Kachin belongs to the jingpaw-kachari-angami language family also called as SAL family. (Jingpaw=kachin so calling it kachin-kachari-angami is also correct)

[@Imtizomi]

@@Handlebeinghighfived we have 40-45% similar words and pronunciation

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

@@Imtizomi kachin and chin are Burmese words, jingphos never call themselves as kachin or chin. They are not the same thing kachin are called jingpho/jingpaw and 40-45% Similarity is only because they belong to the family of sino-tibetan Language.. Even thadao which is kuki-chin, in that language "what is your name" is nang eming epi mo, the same statement in bodo (kachari-kachin) is nwi mung epi ma. Now don't say bodo is chin or kuki. Bodos are kachari, called as kachin by burmese

[@Handlebeinghighfived]

@@Imtizomi the Burmese call the Thai people as thae and manipuri people as ka-thae, literally meaning "like-thai". The Burmese call the kuki-mizo as chin and kachari-kachin like dimasa, bodo, jingpho as ka-chin, "like-chin"

[@hkawngzatau6209]

im kachin

[@wongfeihongneyseal3731]

Kachins call themselves Jingphaw, isn't there a tribe in Arunachal pradesh called Singpho

[@KachinElpis]

They are the same. They call themselves Jinghpaw. I have no idea how the sound of 'J' has changed to 'S' though.

[@justins8304]

@@KachinElpis In India they call themselves Singpho. They are one of the recognised tribes of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh

[@七月-x8q]

@@KachinElpis in china, we call jingpo, pronounciation just like the video

[@okk9325]

​@@KachinElpisbecause of i think their pronunciation at that time (Assamese pronunciation). That's why it was changed to singpho.

[@lahtawtu1121]

Kachins are Tartars

[@arigatoigosaimasu]

Lahtaw Tu R u sure....so that means Kachins came into existence as a result of Mongol invasion of Burma...(in a way)

[@lahtawtu1121]

@@arigatoigosaimasu yes buddy.

[@cheehtoke1]

@@arigatoigosaimasu we elders came from mongol

[@arigatoigosaimasu]

Sim Son okay...that's interesting...but are there linguistic affinity between Kachins and Mongols

[@cheehtoke1]

@@arigatoigosaimasu it's not matter