Comments on: Mizoram is 100 per cent different

By: Shahnaz Kimi

Shahnaz Kimi — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 22:54:22 +0000

DUH????

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By: lonelygaij

lonelygaij — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 08:51:32 +0000

Kan danglam reng a lom,soitur a awm lo.Huatthu a soi ka hre lo reng2 mizo nupui nei hnamdang pakhat Argentina khopui poh hre lo in a “Kolkota kutdohpoh in tluk lo”hmai chhan a min tih ai khan;a chhiar a nuam deuh a lom.Dravidian oh, Aryan ka tih na,in va han ngai ve?dravidian silence Observe tlat roh,an cry hma chu…..

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By: keimah

keimah — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 06:42:20 +0000

Where are you Aryan?…

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By: egohead

egohead — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 05:54:37 +0000

I find it helpful for the society that someone’s willing to show altruism (tlawmngaigna) in a different approach. Its absolutely true that most English words are hard to pronounce, and we have to accept the fact that our English (in general) is kinda hard to understand by others. Its easy to deviate and stray away from the notion opined by others about the Mizos. Mahse atha lamin ngaihtuah ila. End of the day, who takes the credit!

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By: BlackWhite

BlackWhite — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 05:36:46 +0000

One white man travels across the world, lands up in Mizoram and says, “Mizoram is 100 per cent different”. White man comes to the rescue of imbecile people, MY ASS!
Hell yes, I went to Canada,and I said, “Canada/Ontario/Ottawa/Kiubek is 100 per cent different”.
What he actually should have said was, “Go to the interiors of India, it’s DIFFERENT!”
I think he would have the same idea if he would have gone to any ‘malaria-infected’ village/town in India..

Fcuk! the nameserver for lawrkhawm is still NOT resolved!
/Off topic banter

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By: benjamin

benjamin — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 05:31:23 +0000

“* pronouncing – NOT (pronounciating right or not??)”

-> “pronunciation”

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By: spikey

spikey — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 01:31:10 +0000

whats the word for tlawmngaihna? can we say its on the same line as Selflessness? which basically is , putting others before ourselves. I think Tlawmngaihna exist everywhere around the world but I guess mizos are brought up by this principle and its built within our conscience whereas in other country its an option, a freewill, no strings attach if its carried out or not..but for us its different, its that guilty conscience that tie Tlawmngaihna to our heart and also to our head.
Mizo chu khawharinah te kan lengkhawm a, zanlai deuh tawh takah te poh tanpui ngai an awm chuan kan tanpui. Helamah chuan zan a han in thlah ringot te poh(between friends) ka haw na tur kawng leh i awmna a in ang lo, just call a cab or take a bus an ti mai ani, and no one feels bad abt it mahse for me who has come from a land where refusing to one’s petty request has hardly exist, its pretty hard to swallow..
Tlawmngaihna exist everywhere, but its the difference in the measure that shows it all in the end.

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By: Shahnaz Kimi

Shahnaz Kimi — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 20:54:23 +0000

*be: instead of WE
* pronouncing – NOT (pronounciating right or not??)

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By: Shahnaz Kimi

Shahnaz Kimi — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 20:51:42 +0000

* many( not Tany) and forgive me for my English grammer mistakes – I hardly write in Mizo or English anymore…

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By: Shahnaz Kimi

Shahnaz Kimi — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 20:47:59 +0000

Spikey. you are right..but I hate the people condescending our pronounciations or sadly our people having complex about their pronounciaton and hence do not speak tanylanguages out…I speak many languages, but my base will always we Mizo language cos I am brought up with that…we only have to accept it and gather courage to speak another language.

I have adapted to the accents as well, it does not make me changkang than my people at home, I have to because I live here……but where do you draw a line where one is pronounciating right or not??

Btw: I forgot to mention – like YMA we have many organisations here, and we are called volunteers….yesterday, after it rained continioulsy for over 72 hours, we were filling sand in bags to prevent flood in a village nearby…are we different?? Is Tlawmngaihna just another word in a different language???

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