Tashi delek, this is Phillipa. Talk Tibetan Podcast 16. Today we’ll put together some of the vocabulary we have learnt so far. Dorjee will be greeting the Tibetan language teacher Dadron. Dorjee and Dadron will have a short conversation first with the English phrase and then the phrase spoken in Tibetan.
After this they will repeat the conversation only in Tibetan.
Dorjee: Good evening, (teacher) Dadron:
Gen Dadron:-la, gongtoe delek
Dadron: Good evening Dorjee:.
Gongtoe delek Dorjee:-la.
Dorjee: How are you?
De po yin pay
Dadron: I’ll well thank you
La yin, tho che na
Dorjee: Sit down
Mar shug
Dadron: Thank you
Tho che na
Dorjee: Would you like tea
So cha choe ki yin pay
Dorjee: We have 8 students who want to learn Tibetan language.
Gen-la, ngatso Bho-kay jangdhoe yo pay lobtruk gey yo.
Dadron: Oh! very good, could you kindly introduce me to them?
Ah lay, yakpo shaydak ray, khey ki nga la khongnam ngotro nang rok nang gay?
Dorjee: Of course, could I give you their name list later?
La, yin-da-yin, ngey khongtsoy mingtho jela phulna dik ki ray pay?
Dadron: That’s fine.
Dik ki ray.
Dorjee: What time is it?
Chotsoe gatse ray
Dadron: It’s 7pm
Chotsoe dunpa ray
Dorjee: I must go. See you later Dadron:
Dha dro ren song Jeh la Jal yong Dadron: la
Phillipa - Now Dorjee: and Dadron: will have the conversation in Tibetan
Dorjee: Gen Dadron:-la, gongtoe delek
Dadron: Gongtoe delek Dorjee:-la.
Dorjee: De po yin pay
Dadron: La yin, tho che na
Dorjee: Mar shug
Dadron: Tho che na
Dorjee: So cha choe ki yin pay
Dadron: Tho che na
Dorjee: Gen-la, ngatso Bho-kay jangdhoe yo pay lobtruk gey yo.
Dadron: Ah lay, yakpo shaydak ray, khey ki nga la khongnam ngotro nang rok nang gay?
Dorjee: La, yin-da-yin, ngey khongtsoy mingtho jela phulna dik ki ray pay?
Dadron: Dik ki ray.
Dorjee: That’s all for now. Tune in for further sessions on Talktibetan dot blogspot dot com
Sunday, September 27, 2009
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Phillipa, Peter and Dorjee
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Thanks so much for the podcasts- I'm planning to visit Tibet in Sept., and your podcast has been so helpful in learning how to speak Tibetan phrases. When will you be posting new podcasts and would you recommend any sites for learning how to write/read Tibetan?
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Thanks Greg.
We feel there's enough for a basic course to learn Tibetan, we've just published a second episode of a course designed for Tibetans to learn some english over at tibetanstalkenglish.blogspot.com
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