Basic Reading Tibetan Language Part 1

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This link is good who is learning Thirty Consonant Please Check it out:

[FlyingDutchman]

I am a Hindu from Kolkata, state of West Bengal in India. However, I have immense respect for Tibet, Tibetan Native People and Tibetan Language. Your videos will guide me in learning the language. From Today, I accept you as my Guru. Please guide me in learning this language.. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I promise, I will work hard..

[tho_norlha]

oh thank you so much, I speak tibetan but I can't read so this series of video is very useful to me :)

[sonm_bhuti]

Thank you for making this video. I m Indian From Spiti but my religion is Buddhist.i know this little, being a Buddhist i want to know more... You make more videos please, this help me to know more about my religion and my culture.
Once again THANK YOU 🙏

[lovelyplanet-fbjm]

I just enrolled myself for Tibetan Language Class. Your videos will help me a lot. Thanks a lot.

[GBMusicalClubGhanche]

Wow nice we also speak tibatian language named as (Balti) in Baltistan.
So happy to hear Balti language love 💕 you Bros

[learningbasicreadingtibeta]

These letters are called (Thirty Consonants .)

[guneyliticaretabd]

Thank you very much!! Very grateful for your work!

[nataliawilde]

Thank you very much for pronouncing each sound. My mother tongue is Russian and some of the sounds are familiar to me. Now I will watch this video again until I remember how to read each letter. I searched for Tibetan language apps for my smartphone, but found almost nothing 😢

[dawayangkid]

Thank you teacher boys learn from you 🌺🌼🌸🌺🌼🌸🙏

[huuphuoc]

Hi teacher, I was very interested in this Tibetan language as I first saw your videos. However, I would like to learn further, which means I have to learn its grammar, dialogues, it'd be great if you recommended me any textbooks teaching basic Tibetan. Thank you so much

[sherpa_]

Tq so much i have spiking Tibetan my dreem reading Tibetan

[ibrahimalihakeemi]

Salam Alaikum, very good can you change the voice in your lesson to urdu

[MinuMukhia]

i can't pronounced ང but i recognize all words

[grm]

Sir, thank you for making Tibetan learning available to all of us. Could you please tell me why the alphabet "nga" is followed by a dot before a straight line? I notice other alphabets at the end simply are followed with a straight line.

[edenmaria]

Why sometimes བ is read as wa? Not pa?

[leopavius]

wow this sounds really similar to the burmese language