Dimasa Thairili

 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 ...