Comments on: Khawmu chawi bo!

By: H.Vangchhia

H.Vangchhia — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 10:49:16 +0000

spikey: hetiang lam hi chu LPS B.T.S an, “ngaihtuah peih te tan” a tih thin ang deuh kha a ni awm e te ka tia… ngaihtuah a ti thui duh khawp mai.

Bts-a (LPS) khan tihian a ti e an tia lawm (joke) : aw tham chil chel low tone deuh khan…” sawi laia sakhi tla zel zel sawwww, kangaroo a nih sawwww” a tie an ti :)) a thu sawi dan hria chuan in hrethiam ngei ang hairehai…

By: kanidar

kanidar — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 08:16:38 +0000

wonderboy chu Khawimu in Brahmaputra kamah chawlhni tlai in a chawi phei thin

By: wonderboy

wonderboy — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 05:30:17 +0000

@spikey
keipawh ka en a lom…hmuhnom khop mai. Lehkha bu tha tih topic ah khan lehkhabu hming 1 coment ah khan ka dah a kha2 lo chhiar chhunzawm la…

By: spikey

spikey — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:27:50 +0000

Tiang lam hi alawm film a ka la siam chak chu. Engtik ni ah emaw ni chuan ka la siam ve ngei ka beisei.

Ti daih ila, hmanni chu Aliens Existence lampang vel hi National Geographic ah ka lo en a, min van convince chiang ve. Pyramid an sak dan te kha mihring han sak mai atan chuan thil theih anih loh zia leh, tunlai chhanah pawh machinery hmang pawhin sak a hau tak dawn zia mai bakah te, an sakna kha centimetre khat/hnih lekin True North Pole a khoih lo tih te an sawi kha a mak ve mai mai.

En kan lo awm ve em? en ve lo tan chuan a sirah thu nawi mai mai anga han hnawl hi a awl a, mahse han en takah chuan ni ve thei bur a hriat na te ka nei rum rum mai. A documentary a an sawi ang deuhin, ” it’s not good to be too gullible about aliens but on the other hand we should not be too naive about our existence. Isn’t it rather foolish to think that we are the only life-form that exist in the entire universe?” a rawn tia dik ka ti khop mai.

By: zodin

zodin — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 21:49:14 +0000

ngaihnawm chur chur ve a sawi tur chu ka hre ve em em lo na a mahse naupang te ka nih laiin vawi 1 chu kan thenawmte fapa chu a bo daih a an zawng zawng a an au vak vak bawk a a awm na an hre si lo a hmun dang dang an zawn kual hnu a an beidawn hnu ah an mahni in hnuai ah chep em em ah ngawi reng a a lo thu an va hmu ta a nih chu ka hre ve ruai ruai ka hlau em em bawk a khawimu tiin ka lo hre ve ngai zawk lo a Ram mu tiin ka lo hre daih thung hre lo ve ang reng tak ka ni .

By: H.Vangchhia

H.Vangchhia — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 20:02:45 +0000

xTx: i comment 49 ami hi kan chhiar takah chuan a awm ang khawp ang. A hmun hi tui leh nul ilo timai ang… swamp an tih ang hmun hi a ni ber. a sir chu ram ngaw vek ala nia mahse, helia hi chu tui a awm per pur a hnimhnah a tlo tlang fur thung.. ralkhat atang chuan lelet hlui te pawh a ang mah mah…. ( ahmun taka).. lehkahbu ziak tu te hian a thu ziah hi angaihnawm nan an ziak uar thin bawk a ni. I sawi hi i copy mah nise, a awm ang khawp mai….

By: H.Vangchhia

H.Vangchhia — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:57:31 +0000

aawb: Lake of No Return hi a awm tak tak a, Mizoram atang pawn adventure club hrang hrang in an tlawh chhuak tawh alawm. Arunachal leh Burma border (Burma chhung lam) a awm a ni… phai zawl dar tha tak ti chiap chuap… hmun a ni.

A dik m (accurate) em ka hre chiah lova mahse, ka lehkahbu chhiar (?) ah kha chuan Japanese leh Allied Force sipai hemi hmun ah hian a chhan hriat lovin an bo vak mai a ni awm e. A hmun, lake of No Return thlen hma, sign board ah pawh tlem a zawng hu an ziak… kawl (Burmese) a an ziah erawh kha chu ka bo haih thung.

By: Serc Khamp

Serc Khamp — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:52:46 +0000

xTx, thanx, a lo awm ni maw? Ka lo en lem lo a.

By: xTx

xTx — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:49:12 +0000

a paragraph top ber khi chu ka oih lo…burmese python tih vel emo a hmu sual aniang…[:)]

By: xTx

xTx — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:46:31 +0000

Lake of no return from wikipedia

(Nawng Yang in Burmese) is a small (c. 1 km length?) body of water lying south of Pangsau village, the first habitation in Burma (Myanmar) on the Ledo Road, 2 km. east of the Pangsau Pass (3727′) on the India-Burma border.

The Changlang District website of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, India speculated that the name may have been given due to the number of Allied aircraft which crashlanded in it during World War II.

According to another story, a group of Japanese soldiers returning from battle lost their way and ended up at the lake. There, they were stricken by Malaria and died and hence it is called the Lake of No Return.

According to a third story, US Army soldiers sent to examine the lake were trapped by the undergrowth and perished trying to escape.

It is said that one day a pilot was crossing the lake when he was astonished to see prehistoric wild animals