Dimasa Thairili

 The Koch language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken by the Koch people of Assam, Meghalaya, and West Bengal in India. In this post, we will learn Koch language words and phrases. Here we will learn not only words but also their numbers, animal names, human body parts, and family kinship terms in English. Basic Greetings in Koch Hi/Hello  - Jukuni sopnan! Good morning  - Pelem monop How are you?  - Bingka tonto nang? I am fine  - Ang pelem Long time no see!  - Pangan din nana mukchato What is your name?  - Nani ata mung? My name is Thairili  - Ani mung Thairili Where are you from?  - Nang bini funi? I am from Koch Bihar - Ang Koch Bihar ni Do you speak Koch?  - Nang Kocho kara mana? I can/ Icannot  - Ang mana/Ang mancha I love you  - Ang nana pelem mana Thank you  - Kanchikan Numbers in Koch Language The Koch numbers are similar to Garo and Tiwa numbers in their pronunciations. No. E...

 The Tiwa language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken by the Tiwa people of Assam and Meghalaya in India. There are over 3.7 lakh speakers as of the 2011 census of India. In this blog, we'll learn basic Tiwa words and phrases, including numbers, animal names, body parts, and kinship terms in English. Basic Greetings in Tiwa Hi/Hello - Oi! Good morning - Phrunge sewa! How are you? - Padi Khobor? I am fine - Kumunlo hongdong Long time no see! - Nuwane puluga mande What is your name? - Ne mung padi hono? My name is Thairili - Ani mung Thairili Where are you from? - Na pakha thaine phana? I am from Morigaon - Ang Morigaon phana Nice to meet you! - Nago lak manane kumun nangga! Can you speak Tiwa? - Na Tiwa pasena phono na? I can/I cannot - Ang phono/Ang phonoya I love you - Ang nago hanshaw I understand - Ang khonana sido I don't understand - Ang khonana siya Have you eaten food? - Na chaga na? ...