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 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 ...

The Mising language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. There are over 6 lakh speakers as of the 2011 census. They are mostly found in Dhemaji, Tinsukia, Lakhimpur, Sibsagar, Dibrugarh, Sonitpur districts of Assam and some parts of Arunachal Pradesh. Mising Words (Translate Any Languages) In this blog, we will learn the basic Mising language words and phrases in English that you need to know. Knowing a few basic Mising words is an easy way to connect with locals. Basic Greetings and Phrases in Mising Hello - Aydun What is your name? - Nok amin okkon? My name is ..... - Ngok amin ... e How are you? - No Aydun? Where are you going? - Okolop gidan? Have you eaten food? - Apin dotobon? Not yet eaten - Domada I have taken - Dotobong I am Mising - Ngo Mising What happened? - Kapikan? Excuse me - Menyi yobong Let's eat! - Kai dola boi! Good night - Yubla bongka Good morning - Darobdu bong ayi The sun is rising - Donye sa lending The sun is setting - Donye oa dung D...

 The Kuki language , also  known as  Thadou , belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and is  spoken by the Kuki people. They are mostly found in the northeastern states of Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura, and Mizoram, as well as in the neighbouring countries of Bangladesh and Myanmar. As of the 2011 census, Kuki/Thadou has a population of over 300,000 speakers in India. Kuki Words (Translate Any Language) In this blog, we will learn the basic Kuki language words and phrases in English that you need to know. Knowing a few basic words in Thadou/Kuki is an easy way to connect with the locals. Below are listed the Kuki language words that you can use. Basic Greetings in Kuki/Thadou Hi/Hello - Chibai/Salam Welcome - Kalem Uve! What is your name? - Namin ipi ham? How are you? - I-nati hinam? What are you doing? - Ipi nabol ham? Where are you going? - Hoilang che kigo nahim? Where are you from? - Hoilai a koun nahim? Good Morning! - Jingkah pha Good...

 The Haryanvi language belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family and is spoken by the Haryanvi people in the Indian states of Haryana and the National Capital Territory of Delhi. It is spoken by over 10 million speakers as of 2011. Both Haryanvi and Hindi are written in the Devanagari script and their pronunciation. In this blog, we've listed the basic greeting words, kinship terms, weekdays, and month names in one place. They will help you learn quickly in your daily life. Let's learn together! Haryanvi Sentences (Translate Any Languages) Basic Greetings in Haryanvi Hi/Hello - Ram ram What is your name? - Tera naam ke he? How are you? - Tu kaisa he? Good morning - Subh dayam What are you doing? - Tanna ke karya? Where are you from? - Tu katha sa aya he? How to Address People in Haryanvi Father - Bapu Mother - Maa Brother - Veera Sister - Bebe Husband - Bhartar Wife - Veerbani Uncle - Tau Aunty - Tai Weekdays Name in Haryanvi Sunday - Ravivar Monday - Somvar Tuesday - Ma...

 Namaste! Are you interested in learning the names of animals in Gujarati and English? If yes, this is exactly where you need to be. Here you'll find a complete list of wild and domestic animal names in Gujarati and English with pictures and a pronunciation guide. The comprehensive list is in the table below. Flash Card in English for Kids 10 Domestic Animals Name in Gujarati and English The animal is called Prani in the Gujarati language. These are the most common domestic animals with their names in English and Gujarati. Cow - Gaay Dog - Kutro Cat - Bilari Goat - Bakri Chicken/Hen - Marghi Duck - Batakh Pig - Dukkar Buffalo - Bhens Rabbit - Saslum Goose - Hans Wild Animals Name in English and Gujarati Here is a list of 36 wild animal names in English and Gujarati. No. English Gujarati PRON. 1 Camel ઊંટ unt 2 Donkey ગધેડો gadhedo 3 Horse ઘોડો ghodo 4 Giraf...