This was one of the requested videos! Speaking Tibetan for 24 hours! Growing up I didn’t really speak much Tibetan, but eventually, I learned on my own and through perseverance and determination I was able to speak more Tibetan. Please do not discourage yourself if your Tibetan isn’t “perfect.” If you have the willingness to learn and grow that is what matters. I hope this video inspires others to speak more Tibetan and to preserve our Tibetan culture in the best way that we can. Enjoy!
@@tseringlhamo8613 Thank you! That's so wonderful to hear. Yes, I hope this video inspires other Tibetans and people to speak more Tibetan and to not feel discouraged. We must lift each other up as a community. :D 💛
I'm so happy this was helpful to you! Wish you the best on your journey. I am improving my Tibetan every day and that's what matters. Don't give up! I'm hoping to make PART 2 of this video soon! :D
i am from gilgit baltistan pakistan balti is my language which is also version of sino tibetian and now after watching your video i can understand your 50% video
Hello, This is Sohail Akbar from Pakistan. I'm from the Baltistan region of Pakistan we Speak Sino-Tibetian. You speak with a bit stretching the words and we speak boldly without it, like : nei mitakh po Sohail inn, Naa Balti-yul naa in ju. Yan naa thok say laikhmosos.
What is the mantra that u chanted before eating breakfast. Does all Tibetan do that I'm curious because I'm buddhists and in Nepal we never do this and never seen someone praying except christian.
Yes it’s kind of similar to giving thanks before we eat. We call it “Cheopa” Not all Tibetans do it but most do from being passed down from older generation. I try my best to give gratitude before I eat my meal. 🙏🏼🥗
I'm speaking standard Tibetan without any dialect. (more U-tsang I guess). There are also Kham and Amdo dialect which is hard for me to understand. 😅 Thanks for watching!
🌷Hello my friends! Do you know by any chance, what does it mean? It's my riddle for so long: ཞི་བ་རེཉད་པ། (and thisརེ་ is up and ཉ under, as superscript and subscript. I couldn't find correct one) I'll be very glad for your help! 🌱🌷
@@TenzinYangdon you are most well come and I believe you can do it and if you don’t understand some Tibetan words you can ask me. མུ་མཐུད་ནས་བསྐྱོན་དང་ཏན་ཏན་ཡག་པོ་ཡིང་གི་རེད།
@@Tibetanboy804 she didn’t grow up speaking tibetan so she learned it later on. i applaud her for trying to preserve the language, even if she can’t speak it so well, she tries unlike other people. btw, she is speaking U-tsang dialect.
@@jiahrtz yes if you have the willingness to learn and continue speaking Tibetan regardless of the judgement of others I think that is important. We must uplift each other as a community. I hope to make a video of my experience growing up as Tibetan American. Thank you. 🥹🙏🏼
