Comments on: Tradition as Dignity

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 06:16:14 +0000

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By: benjamin

benjamin — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 23:11:26 +0000

E nge group him? Yahoo Groups ah ka zawng a ka va hmu lo ve.

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 10:59:13 +0000

Mizo hi Chin kan nih tak poh ka hre lo e a.

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By: hruaia

hruaia — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 22:33:22 +0000

Ben,

Thil pakhat leh chiah, zoin.info hian yahoo group kan nei a, mi 200 dawn kan ni ang. A tlangpuiin Mizo diaspora ho an ni ber mai. ka email add taia_h@yahoo.com ah I email min han pe thei la, lo zawm ve ta che. I web-site atan news i hmu teuh thei ang.

Hruaia
Hyd

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By: benjamin

benjamin — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 22:17:05 +0000

A mah ka zawt a, title pawh awm chiahlo, ti hian dah mia la a tia. Chhiar pawh ka la chhiar mu mal hman lo.

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By: hruaia

hruaia — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 22:15:24 +0000

Ben,
Tradition as dignity i vuah khi a awm ang ta riau zawkin ka hria. A inhmeh zawk riau mai. Ka post hmasa hi chu duh leh delete daih mai teh. Personal rawn contact-na ang tur deuh che a nia.

Thanks
Hruaia
Hyderabad

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By: benjamin

benjamin — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 21:07:07 +0000

Diaspora is good. It is a word known to anyone dealing with ethnicity and migration but may not be known by laymen.

True. I will have to look up for the word at answers.com myself.

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By: benjamin

benjamin — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 21:05:21 +0000

Many thanks. Ka sawi tel kher lova, i dah atanga ka hriat alom. Amah ka va dil a.

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By: hruaia

hruaia — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 20:46:55 +0000

Ben,

He thusawi hi amah Bianca phalna in Mizo (Duhlian) tawngin ka let a, http://www.zawlbuk.net-ah ka dah ve nghe nghe a. Tunhnaiah Europe ramah (a bikin Norway-ah) Zohnathlak an pem thla nual a, hmanniah an hruaitu deuh ho, Germany ah an inhmu khawm a, heta a thusawi chu a ni.

A chhung thu kha darsarh hle a, idenity, culture, gender, Chin or Zomi chungchang a ni deuh nuai mai a.A then then kha khaikhawm pahin article pahnihah ka siam a. Tin, Chin tihte kha Zo emaw Mizo, Mizoram etc tia thlak ka dil a. A contents thlak sak erawh a remti chiah bik lo.

English article, tur anga siam a remchan takah tiin, a thupui- “Diaspora, Culture and Zo Identity” tiin ka vuah chhin a. Amah ka zuk hrilh a. Diaspora is good. It is a word known to anyone dealing with ethnicity and migration but may not be known by laymen. Although, frankly, I think it is the most appropriate. I say go ahead and use your suggested title.” tih hi min chhanna a ni.

A man a chanchin min pek hi lo post tel thei la tha viau mai thei. Tin, tunah ahian a unaunu nen, an chhungkaw chanchin, abikin apa Vumson chanchin ziah an tum mek a ni.

Bianca Son was born in the former East Germany to her Sizang father and German mother. The family later defected to Burma and eventually ended up in the United States. She received a BA from the University of Maryland in Psychology and attended graduate school in Mass Communication at the University of Arizona where she focused on HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns. She was a faculty advisor for incoming undergraduate students and taught several Communication courses including Intercultural Communication. She spent five years in Korea working for an Education oriented NGO connecting Korean and North American universities for student exchange programs. While in Korea, she hosted a Korean Quiz show on television and had a weekly segment on a radio talk show discussing differences between western and Asian culture. Bianca also performed the Vagina Monologues in and around V-Day to the foreign community in East Asia. The V-Day Worldwide Campaign presents productions of “The Vagina Monologues” to raise money and awareness to stop violence against women and girls. She was also a member of the 2002 World Cup Committee in Seoul working with the Vice-Mayor to bridge communication gaps between Koreans and their foreign guests. She has also written several articles and essays on Korean society. Bianca now lives in Amsterdam attending the University of Amsterdam’s Contemporary Asian Studies graduate program.

Misual.com kalchhoh zel na atan duhsakna ka hlan a che.
regards
hruaia
Hyderabad

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