TIBETIC: TIBETAN & SHERPA

[@jimmg4585]

Tibetan: 🎵 Sherpa: 🏃

[@Visceralx1]

Sherpa got the monotone-ish sound from india and tibetan got rhe sing-songy sound from china

[@НектоНеизвестный-в1р]

Потому что для первого использовали стихи, а для второго это обычная речь.

[@LordBackuro]

Sherpa sounds more like a hybrid between a north Indian language and chinese than Tibetan which is interesting.

[@lepmuhangpa]

To me, it sounds like my dialect mixed with Tamang language. Which is another Sino-Tibetan language similar to mine.

[@doubletrouble9503]

Linguistically Tibetan group but Sherpa pronunciation/accent doubtless influenced by Nepali

[@lepmuhangpa]

@@doubletrouble9503 Any language anywhere takes characteristics of languages near it; I would say that Lhasa (Ü-tsang) Tibetan is influenced by Mandarin Chinese too. So, our languages always conform to the majority language of any area.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

​@@lepmuhangpaah you're that Limbu guy from that Sherpa X men video.

[@nlama9663]

the word choices are completely different and the word order is also quite different in the text, sherpa actually has remarkably little influence from any north indian (including nepali) languages.

[@ZTGSWOrZaki]

Beautiful 2 languages video you got here andy

[@Davlavi]

Such a great video duo.

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Why does Sherpa sound like a mix of Turkish and Korean 🇹🇷 and 🇰🇷?

[@Joseph-pz5bo]

Idk but Korean uses a counting systems taken from Chinese which is a cousin to these languages

[@lepmuhangpa]

ᤀᤠᤛᤣᤘᤫᤠᤖᤥ ᤁᤣᤖᤣᤰ ᤀᤠᤍᤠᤱᤛᤣ ᤀᤥ᥅ ᤀᤥᤳ ᤋᤠᤃᤣᤖᤠ ᤏᤡᤱᤘᤫᤠ ᤑᤢᤔᤠᤱ ᤀᤠᤛᤣᤘᤫᤠᤖᤥ॥ ᤑᤢᤐᤠ ᤏᤢ ᤑᤢᤔᤠ ᤔᤠᤱ ᤜᤣᤰᤕᤠᤱ ᤀᤡᤰᤛᤠ ᤂᤠᤶ ᤔᤠᤱ ᤏᤢ ᤋᤠᤱᤛᤠᤱ ᤔᤠᤱ᥅ ᤂᤡᤶ ᤏᤢ ᤐᤠᤱ ᤔᤠᤱ ᤜᤣᤰᤕᤠᤱ॥ ᤂᤣᤔᤡᤱ ᤌᤣ ᤜᤣᤰᤁᤩᤠᤱ ᤂᤣᤏᤣ ᤗᤠᤶ ᤀᤠᤳᤋᤥ᥄ Sherpa language is very similar to Yakthumpa language; But, it still retains those words that're meant to be more respectful & for elders: So, it's hard to understand if it's not a casual conversation. It's sad that my brothers of Tamang & Sherpa don't use their own scripts as much as they used to anymore. ᤏᤢᤷᤖᤣ ᤋᤠᤛᤣ ᤜᤣᤰᤁᤩᤠᤱ ᤏᤢᤷᤖᤣ ᤕᤢᤱᤅᤣ ᤀᤸᤗ ᤏᤢ ᤗᤠᤱᤍᤠᤰ ᤜᤣᤰᤁᤩᤠᤱ ᤏᤥᤃᤣᤴ॥ ᤀᤸᤗ ᤀᤠᤅᤠ ᤐᤣᤃᤠᤱ ᤜᤣᤰᤁᤩᤠᤱ ᤀᤠᤅᤠ ᤀᤡᤶᤔᤠ॥ ᤀᤠᤕᤣᤴ ᤕᤖᤡᤰ ᤆᤢᤱᤛᤡᤰ ᤖᤥ॥

[@poporo515]

​@@totot99looks like rai/limbu script😅 i might be wrong tho

[@lepmuhangpa]

​@@totot99 ᤕᤰᤌᤢᤶ ᤖᤡᤱᤐᤠᤴ॥ (Yakthum ringpan) Limbu or Sirijunga script. ᤏᤥᤃᤣᤴ᥅

[@tseringlama8616]

No bro Sherpas still use tibetan script, tamang also use tibetan/sambhota script but it's modified, removing some tibetan alphabets which is called tamyig

[@lepmuhangpa]

@@tseringlama8616 Yes, indeed; But, the use has been diminished: Indeed, all of our people are at the threat of globalization, our cultures at threat. I hope the use of the Sambhota script continues as it has for thousands of years.

[@lepmuhangpa]

@@tseringlama8616 It's a good thing that the old spellings are removed; My own language of Yakthum pan can be written using the old spellings of the old Tibetan language: But, modern pronunciations & even grammar has changed since that time. Other than that, our Lepcha, Bhot & Limbu scripts should be written just like how we speak in real life. ᤏᤥᤃᤣᤴ ᤀᤠᤍᤠᤱᤐᤠ᥅ 👍🏻

[@joeonnmalaysia]

Is Sherpa tonal?

[@lepmuhangpa]

Yes, it is; Sino-Tibetan languages that aren't tonal:- Newa bhe (Newar), Yakkha (Dewan), Yakthum pan (Limbu), Khambu dialects (Rai), Mangar, Rong ring (Lepcha). Sino-Tibetan languages that are tonal:- Chepang, Lhowa, Jirpa (Jirel), Koinch (Sunuwar), Dhimal, Sherpa, Tamang, Tamu (Gurung), Drenjongke (Sikkimese), Dzongkha (Bhutanese), Syuba (Kagate) etc. For many reasons not just the difficulty of speaking; But, lack of education: Poverty in the case of Chepang, Tamang & Dhimal: The tonal languages are going extinct.

[@joeonnmalaysia]

Sherpa sounds less tonal than Tibetan@@lepmuhangpa

[@tseringlama8616]

​@@lepmuhangpawhat's the definition of tonal language btw I speak tamang language

[@sarkuruteron4532]

​@@tseringlama8616Tonal language means a language that distinguish a word by its pitch ,

[@lepmuhangpa]

​@@joeonnmalaysia Salaam. I think it has more tones than the Lhasa (Ü-tsang) dialect: I'm pretty sure that the tones are only preserved with the older generation & those who live in the Khumbu region itself mostly. As for modern Sherpa youth in urban settings, they most likely don't even speak their language in the first place. But, this is true with all minority languages, not just Sherpa.

[@lateblossom]

Whew, Sherpa sounds almost directly related to Korean.

[@lepmuhangpa]

Truth be told; To me, Sherpa has always sounded like Cantonese to me.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Idk man i don't hear it.

[@jaironperezcopa6503]

It would be cool if there was a video about Balti language, one of the most conservative Tibetic languages

[@dungeonmaster9330]

Цифры вводят в заблуждение 😂😂😂

[@الحري-للمسيحيين]

Тибетский язык прикольный чтобы рэп читать

[@tsunetasora]

夏尔巴人，是藏族里的藏族，藏族继承了丹人适应高海拔的基因已经很强了，夏尔巴人更能在喜马拉雅山上登山、健步如飞。 Sherpa is more Tibetan than Tibetans. Tibetans who've inherited high-altitude adaptivity genes from Denisovan human are already strong enough, while Sherpas are even good at climbing Himalayas as if flying 💪

[@sauryangupta4628]

Sherpa accent is similar to korean accent.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Idk man I don't hear it.

[@sutthikhun]

Sherpa sounds closer to Burmic languages to me.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Wow thanks, you're hella quick.

[@Regulus09]

Sherpa sounds like he is scolding me 😅

[@Rangzen555]

This isn’t a fair comparison, the pace is not right and the chosen dialects are limited to 1. I can understand most Sherpa words as a tsangpa.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

The Sherpa guy doesn't know how to speak Sherpa, he's mixing up a lot of Nepali into his speech also the guy's using a completely different text which was translated to Nepali from English then go Sherpa.

[@НектоНеизвестный-в1р]

Мне не нравится что обозначения произношения не учитывает разницу произношений. Я не говорю что обязательно должно быть МФА, но разница должна же отображаться! Хотя лучше всего, конечно, МФА.

[@tombahma]

ah was like what happend to the sherpa dude at the end.. he was like "ahh man" then I realized he reading scripture and was saying amen.

[@peterdavidsalamanca8404]

Tibet's regional language, Sherpa.

[@lepmuhangpa]

China, Nepal, Bhutan & India: They live in the Himalayan belt but are concentrated in the Khumbu region.

[@lilpassang]

Sherpa and tamang please

[@Tea10723]

Why readying such tough text . Should compare with daily conversations.

[@rizalsandy]

Sino-Tibetan language that use Devanagari script

[@lepmuhangpa]

Also Tamang.

[@lepmuhangpa]

@Warior2-fq7np True, it's true indeed with every indigenous language in this country.

[@lepmuhangpa]

@Warior2-fq7np I have no idea: It'll be diminished, but not extinct; Maybe it'll last for a few more decades.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

​@Thomase2_4Also because Sherpa's a primarily spoken language.

[@norielgames4765]

Why are tibetan numbers so similae to japanese numbers? For comparison, japanese numbers: Ichi Ni San Shi Go Roku Nana Hachi Kyu Ju

[@zachchen9564]

Short answer: Japanese numerals from Chinese, and Tibetan and Chinese both are Sino-Tibetan

[@zachchen9564]

Ichi, ni, san,shi, go,roku, shichi, hachi,kyu, ju are Sino-Japanese numbers

[@aitokoojii1462]

Not so much when you look at the actual japanese numbers, hitotsu, futatsu, etc.

[@zachchen9564]

Sino-Japanese numbers are from Chinese, Native number are not

[@norielgames4765]

@@zachchen9564 got it, thank you. I was always confused about why they taught me the ichi ni san shi set instead of the hitotsu futatsu set Still kinda confused

[@Carzon2304]

ЛАККУ

[@Nimadoma.555]

Ka jana hattar vako yo sherpa bolne lai lol ani😑 why ive never seen my father speaking sherpa bhasa like him.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Teita, ma tah attale ni

[@NgimaChhiringSherpa-z2v]

Solu tira ko Sherpa haru le yetai gari xito xito bholxa tara Khumbu tira ko le ali bistarai volxa Ani tone ni xutai hunxa .

[@diegorusso6900]

1 to 8, same language. Then, Like italian and chinese

[@leopoldsorres923]

Ощущение, что читают заклинание из "Книги мёртвых" и сейчас полезут мертвецы.

[@АдилИсаев-е6й]

Ванюшка из костромы виднее

[@leopoldsorres923]

@@АдилИсаев-е6й Причём здесь ванюшка и кострома? Таблетки забыл принять? Аптека за углом(с)

[@leopoldsorres923]

@@АдилИсаев-е6й Причём здесь ванюшка и кострома? Таблетки забыл принять? Аптека за углом(с)

[@الحري-للمسيحيين]

Разве можно так про христианскую молитву говорить? Несмотря на то, на каком языке она читается..

[@이라이트tv]

티베트어는 워싱시 같다

[@user-ngawangpemba]

This is not sherpa language, you have to give a correct information about Sherpa's and you are insulting sherpa language. You should have to research more and give correct information.

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Bolne manche lai Sherpa bolnu awdaina, Nepali misai kana boldai cha

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Far Cry 4?

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Nope i never heard anyone speak Sherpa in FC4

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

@@LhawangPoSherpa Just a shop

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

@@raihanfarrelofficial ah that guy.

[@RLP90Gdpy-qv8jt]

Your Sherpa language is to funny 😂😂😂😂😂 All Sherpa language is not same Sherpa people speak different place different language

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

Those aren't different languages, those are dialects of Sherpa.

[@RLP90Gdpy-qv8jt]

not thoes All the Sherpa language different place different language Not 100% same

[@LhawangPoSherpa]

@@RLP90Gdpy-qv8jt They aren't different languages but yes they aren't a 100% mutually intelligible.