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 Kokborok numbers from 1 to 100 are easy to count if you know the Kokborok language , which belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. However, you don’t understand the Kokborok language. To begin, from 1 to 10 clearly revise the terms of numbers and pronunciation afterward you have easily counted them. Learn Kokborok language Numbers in Kokborok Numeral English Kokborok 1 One Sa 2 Two Nwi 3 Three Tham 4 Four Brwi 5 Five Ba 6 Six Dok 7 Seven Sni 8 Eight Char 9 Nine Chuku 10 Ten Chi 11 Eleven Chisa 12 Twelve Chinwi 13 Thirteen Chitham 14 Fourteen Chibrwi 15 Fifteen Chiba 16 Sixteen Chidok 17 Seventeen C...

 Here we have collected useful sentences in Kokborok which is used in your day-to-day life. The language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in the Northeastern Indian state of Tripura. Know Your State Tripura Book on Amazon Kokborok Sentences Used in Daily Life No. English Kokborok 1 Hi/Hello Khulumkha 2 What is your name? Nini mung tamo? 3 My name is Baosring Ani mung Baosring 4 How are you? Nwng sabo? 5 I am fine Ang kahamno 6 What do you do? Tamo khlai? 7 Where are you from? Nwng boroni? 8 I am from Agartala Ang Agartala ni 9 We go there Chwng uro thahngo 10 He read the book Bo bijap porikha 11 He will go to school Bo rwngnogo thahngnai 12 They will remain at office Bohrok habanogo tang...

 Rabha Body Parts Name: Today in this post, we are going to learn human body parts names in Rabha language . As a human, we must know our body parts’ names in English and your own language. Body Parts Name Chart Human Body Parts Name in Rabha The names of our body parts are divided into two parts, the names of the Outer body and the Internal body. No. English Rabha 1 Hair Khoro 2 Head Tekam 3 Eye Naken 4 Eyebrow Mugdam 5 Lip Kusar 6 Neck Tokrang 7 Tongue Khutlai 8 Breast Khapak 9 Ear Nakar 10 Finger Tasikhu 11 Navel Bokthai 12 Skin Kankhothap 13 Waist Seng 14 Armpit Chakbor 15 Leg Tatheng 16 Hand Tasi 17 Face Khutsen 18 Nose Khumpak 19 Wrist Tasigathi 20 Knee Chakathang 21 Foot Tathengtala 22 Teeth Phakham 23 Stomach Badom 24 Kidney Chapphrok 25 Nail Saskar 26 Toes Tathengkhu If you liked this post of ours, then definitely share it so that ...

  Rabha language belongs to the Sin-Tibetan language family spoken in the Northeastern Indian states of Assam and Meghalaya. Rabha numbers from 1 to 10 are; Sa, Ning,Tham, Chesa, Tola, Krob, Chiya, Gin, Bing, Satha. The list of numbers in Rabha used their day-to-day life as given below. Numeral Rabha English 1 Sa One 2 Ning Two 3 Tham Three 4 Chesa Four 5 Tola Five 6 Krob Six 7 Chiya Seven 8 Gin Eight 9 Bing Nine 10 Satha Ten 11 Sasa Eleven 12 Saning Twelve 13 Satham Thirteen 14 Sachesa Fourteen 15 Satola Fifteen 16 Sakrob Sixteen 17 Sachiya Seventeen 18 Sagin Eighteen ...

 The Rabha is a spoken language of the Rabha community and it falls under the Bodo-group of Assam branch of the Tibeto-Burman languages of the Sino-Tibetan language family. But the language now has lost its original tonal characteristics.  The Rabha language shows that the other allied tribes such as Bodo , Garo , Tiwa (Lalung), Kokborok, Dimasa kachari , Deuri, Chutiya , etc. are sister languages and Karbi (Mikir), Mishing (Miri), Apatani, Chin, Tai, etc. have some similarities with the Rabha language. The dialects of the Rabha language differ from area to area. Mainly Rangdani, Maitori, and Koch are the primary dialects. Besides them, there are a few other sub-dialects of the Rabhas. In the discussion of the Rabha vocabularies, all these dialects are taken into consideration. Learn Basic Rabha Language The original sources of the Rabha vocabulary are of two types: Basic words Loan words Basic words and loan words are further sub-categorized as below – Basic-- Tibeto-B...

  Garo language referred to as  A·chikku , belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in the Indian states of Meghalaya and Assam . Here we have adopted an objective and efficient approach to  learning  the  Garo language  easily with sentence meaning in English . Garo Grammar Book Example in Garo: Who are you? it's mean - Na.a sawa? I am sorry. Angko kema ka⋅pabo. Garo Sentences Used in Daily Life The Garo words we use frequently in daily life are exemplified below. No. English Garo 1 Hi/Hello O.am 2 What is your name? Nangko mai minga? 3 My name is Whyting Angko Whyting minga 4 How are you? Namengama? 5 I am fine Namengaba 6 Have a nice day Nang∙na namgipa sal ong∙china 7 Good morning Pringnam 8 Good night Walnam 9 Nice t...

  Karbi language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken by the Karbi people with 5 lakh speakers as of 2011. Today in this post, here's the comprehensive list of sentences in Karbi that we use in our daily life. Karbi Grammar Books Example: What are you doing? Nangli kopi si klem lo? 60 Karbi Senences Used in Daily Life No. English Karbi 1 Hi/Hello Kardom 2 What is your name? Nangli men kopi lo? 3 My name is Disrudi Neli men ke Disrudi 4 Do you know me Neliphan nang chini ik ma? 5 Yes, I know you Kalang, neli nang chini 6 Where are you from? Konat pen lo nangli ke? 7 I am from Karbi Anglong Neli ke Karbi Anglong pen 8 Where do you live? Nangli konat si do lo? 9 I live in Diphu Neli Diphu si do 10 Welcome Kardom/Wang ik non ...

 Hello friends, welcome to Dimasa Thairili ! Today in this lesson, We have collected your daily use Assamese sentences (অসমীয়া বাক্য) which can use in your daily life. The Assamese language belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family. In this language usually, the used type of S+O+V, not S+V+O. Assamese Grammar Books on Amazon Example: I go to school. মই স্কুললৈ যাওঁ। PRON. - Moi vidyaloy loi jao I am eating food. মই খাদ্য খাই আছো। PRON - Moi bhat khai asu I am going home মই ঘৰলৈ গৈ আছো। PRON - Moi ghoroloi goi asu Also, Read | Numbers in Assamese Assamese Sentences Used in Daily Life I know its sentences are not enough but these sentences definitely help you. Here is the list of more than 50 Assamese Sentences. No. English Assamese PRON 1 Hi/Hello নমস্কাৰ nomoskar 2 What is your name? আপোনাৰ নাম কি? apunar naam ki? 3 My name is Thairili মোৰ নাম থাইৰিলি m...

 Numbers in Garo language: Garo language is a Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in the Northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya in Garo Hills districts and some parts of Assam. Garo Numbers Counting Chart from 1 to 100 Numeral Garo English 1 Sa One 2 Gni Two 3 Gitam Three 4 Bri Four 5 Bonga Five 6 Dok Six 7 Sni Seven 8 Chet Eight 9 Sku Nine 10 Chikung Ten 11 Chisa Eleven 12 Chigni Twelve 13 Chigitam Thirteen 14 Chibri Fourteen 15 Chibonga Fifteen 16 Chidok Sixteen 17 Chisni Seventeen 18 Chichet Eighteen 19 Chisku Nineteen 20 Kolgrik Twenty ...