A1 How do you introduce yourself in Tibetan?

Chapters:
0:00 introduction
0:20 name
4:03 where we're from
9:54 from Canada
11:23 Australia
12:57 England, db exception
15:00 Denmark
15:42 France
16:45 Germany
17:24 India
17:56 Italy
18:21 review, "I am from..."
19:00 how old we are

[@doctorpedrogarciaarteagoit3487]

wonderful !

[@sonamtamang8161]

Thank you

[@liiveskimagi3345]

Thank you so much!

[@rangerflaree]

This is very very good. I've been trying to find good basic sentence tutorial for a while!

[@learntibetanwithmanjutib]

Thanks! More is coming soon . . . Stay tuned 😊

[@bwongwong7138]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@choriyama6315]

བཟང་་👍🏻

[@johndevakumar9178]

Very nice and unique way of teaching

[@learntibetanwithmanjutib]

Thank you so much😊

[@rangerflaree]

Thank you for pointing out the occasion that the Ta before Pa made it no sound. I'm always confused about that special syllable.

[@learntibetanwithmanjutib]

Happy to help! It becomes a habit with practice reading aloud.

[@Tibm1]

ཅ་ན་ཏ་རྒྱ་སྐད་སྒྲ་རེད། བོད་སྐད་དུ་ཁེ་ན་ཌའམ་ཁ་ན་ཌ།

[@parthapratim9230]

Would it be wrong to say ག་ཚོད in place of ག་ཚད? What's the difference between the two?

[@learntibetanwithmanjutib]

It is merely a different pronunciation choice. I believe the grammatically correct one is the second one but it is often pronounced and written as the first, especially in the central dialect.

[@parthapratim9230]

@@learntibetanwithmanjutib Thank you.

[@learntibetanwithmanjutib]

You’re welcome. If you like to break down the meaning into the two syllables, you can think of it as asking literally “what measure” of something = how much.

[@parthapratim9230]

@@learntibetanwithmanjutib Yes. I can understand the meaning. I have been learning Tibetan for the last one year, though a bit irregularly. Your lessons are extremely useful and interesting. ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ།