Eglish
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Pronuniciation in Tibetan
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Hello!
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Tashi dele
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How are you?
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Kherang Kusug depo yin pey
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Nice to meet you.
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Kherang jelwa hajang gapo chong
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Yes/Ok
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Ong/ Yao
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Thank you.
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Thoo jaychay
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You’re welcome.
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Kay-Nang-Gi-Ma-Ray
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Good-bye.(When Staying)
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Kale phe
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Good-bye. (when leaving)
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Kale shoo
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I’m sorry.
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Gong-Dhaa
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What’s your name?
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Ming La Kay-Rey
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Eglish
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Pronuniciation in Tibetan
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Headache
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Go nakyi duk
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Toothache
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So nagyi
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Stomachache
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Doecok bagyi duk
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Feel cold
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Kykyi duck
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Have a fever
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Tsawar bar duk
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Have diarrhea
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Drocok shekyi duk
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Get hurt
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Nakyi duk
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I’m sick
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Adai Pyi Mindu
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Where is the nearest hospital
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Kherang ga rey chie die duk
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English
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Pronunciation in Tibetan
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Tsampa with pea
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San-ma
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Cheeses
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Da-xue
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Barley wine
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Qiang
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Beef
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Cha-xia
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Mutton
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Lu-xia
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Tsampa
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Nai-tsam
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English
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Pronunciation in Tibetan
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You
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Keh-Rahng
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I
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Ngah
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He/She
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Kohong-Rahng
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Boy
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Pyu
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Girl
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Pyu-Mu
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English
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Pronunciation in Tibetan
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One
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Ji
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Two
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Ngh
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Three
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Song
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Four
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Xie
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Five
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Agh
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Six
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Zhu
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Seven
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Deng
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Eight
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Jie
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Nine
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Ghu
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Ten
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Jiu
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