Dimasa Thairili

 The Rongmei language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and is spoken by the Rongmei Naga people of the Northeastern Indian states of Assam, Nagaland, and Manipur. There are approximately 250,000 speakers. They're also part of the Naga people. In this blog, we've collected the Rongmei Naga language words and phrases that you should know. Knowing a few basic greetings and phrases in Rongmei will help you in various situations. When you're traveling around the region. Let's learn! Basic Greetings in Rongmei Naga Hi/Hello - Kalum e! Good morning! - Gaymei lauthuan! How are you? - Nang gayna bam dai? I am fine - Gayna bam de Long time no see! - Nangta hou dat zat mak ding the What is your name? - Nang zanc thou di na? My name is Thairili - A zanc Thairili e Where are you from? - Nang thou ramc mei di na? I am from Chiuluan - Ai Chiuluan mei e Nice to meet you! - Houdatna neihlaa the Do you speak Rongmei Naga? - Nang nruan...

 The Tangkhul language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken by the Tangkhul Naga people of Manipur, India and some parts of Myanmar. As of 2001 Indian census, it had over 1.4 lakh speakers across the India. In this post, we will learn the Tangkhul language words and phrases. Here we've covered the basic greetings, vocabulary, numbers, animals, body parts, colors names in Tangkhul with their English translations. Let's begin! Basic Greetings in Tangkhul Hi/Hello  - Mahairareo! Good morning!  - Leikhaya ngathor! How are you?  - Maringphali Khalei? I am fine  - Ringphadalei Long time no see!  - Makathei sanghairakho! What is your name?  - Nali aming khipa ho? My name in Thairili  - Iwui aming Thairili hoi Where are you from?  - Na khikha nao khalei? I'm from Ukhrul - I Ukhrul wui eina na Do you speak Tangkhul? - Na Tangkhul tui mamatui khalei? Yes/No - Mha/Maningmanei You're welcome - Ningshi ngaroksei I love you - I nali lei...

 The Anal language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken by the Anal people in India and Myanmar. It has over 14,000 speakers as of the 2001 Indian census. They are found in southeastern Manipur, in the Chandel and Tengnoupal districts. Today, in this post, we have covered over 60+ Anal language words and phrases in their English translations. Greetings and Phrases in Anāl Good morning! - Jongtha! How are you? - Datung chakati? I am fine - Dam chakaning What is your name? - Ahming akuwa? My name is Thairili - Kahming te Thairili wa Where are you from? - Akho pam ki vati? I am from Chandel - Chandel pam ki vaning Nice to meet you - Hmedu kho sinnu thapaka Do you speak Anal Naga - Anal pe athi si? No - Mai Thank you - Ihman Ampaka You're welcome - Aphan cha mangning I love you - Unsha alo mangning Yes - Ing I am sorry - Kalal chadosi See you later! - Tana Hmedu Lesin Anāl Numbers 1 to 10 with picture Akheh...

The Zeme language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language spoken by the Zeme Naga people in the northeastern Indian states of Nagaland, Assam, and Manipur.  In this post, we have covered the basic Zeme language words, animals, body parts, numbers, and vocabulary, along with their English translations on one page. Basic Greetings and Phrases in Zeme What is your name? - Nzi cau wa? My name is Thairili  - Ahze Thairili How are you?  - Yi bam hai? I am fine - Yau yibam lei Where do you live? - Nang daga lungau no? I live in Nagaland  - Ei Nagaland ah lung aulei Do you speak Zeme?  - Nang Zeme ko chimi chima? Yes/No  - Chiaulie/Chima I love you  - Ei nchu nrailei Good morning!  - Tingchang yilei Good night  - Mangyi lulou Do you have food?  - Matei ludani? 10 Animals Name in Zeme Dog  - Hetau Cat  - Munina Horse  - Hekun Sheep  - Hemau Mouse  - Heza Pig - Hebak Cow - Hetum Elephant - Hepou Deer - Heti Chicken - Nrie...

 The Chakma language belongs to the Indo-European language family spoken by the Chakma people. There are over 1 million speakers in India, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. Here’s everything we are writing below that you should know about basic Chakma words, including numbers, animals, and human body part names in English and Chakma.  Learning a few words and phrases in Chakma is an easy way to connect with locals.  Let’s begin! Greetings and Phrases in Chakma Welcome – Juju Hi/Hello – Juju Good morning – Cizi benei How are you? – Henjan agos? I am fine and you – Gom daw, tui henjan What is your name? – Tor Nangun he? My name is Thairili – Mor nangun Thairili Where are you going? -  Tui hudu jotte? Long time no see – Bawk din awlaw ahdega dekke What are you doing? - Tu he gorotte? Where are you from? – Tui huttum? I am from India – Mui Indiat tun Nice to meet you! – Tor loi sin pusso onei bohut gom lagilo Do you speak Chakma? – Tui Chakma basha janos? Yes/No ...

The Apatani language (known as Tanii Agun ) belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family, spoken by the Apatani people. They are mostly found in the Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh, with over 45 thousand speakers as of the 2011 census. Here's everything you need to know about discussing the basic Apatani language words, numbers, animals, birds, and human body parts names in English and Apatani. Knowing a few basic Apatani words and phrases is an easy way to connect with locals. Let's learn together! Basic Greetings and Phrases in Apatani No. English Apatani 1 Good morning! Aro aya! 2 How are you? Noh aya sido lo? 3 I am fine Ngo aya siido 4 What is your name? Niiki armyan nii la? 5 My name is ... Ngiika armyan ...la 6 Where are you from? Noh nohkii pya? 7 I am from ... Ngo hoh kii nya 8 ...