Source: SIB group mail on 25 May 2009
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Pu Khua Kam le Leitak Biaruahnak [I]
Monday, May 25, 2009
Suihleng phun le Leitak (by Pu Ca Hmung)
Source: SIB group mail on 25 May 2009
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Laicaa Adverb Hmanning
Source: Laiforum Mail on 20 May 2009 A ttialtu: Salai Lunglileng (Lian Cung) Hawi Pualva le hawile,
A caan ka neih lo caah a tawi khawh chungin leh kaa zuam lai.
Adverb - muichawn ka timi kha Muko magazine ah Laica adverb an kawhning a si. Cafang peh le peh lo ding hi kei cu ka buai lem lo. Zeicatiahcun, ningcang a zulh si ahcun peh ding si ti hi ka dirpining si. Laiholh hi Tibeto-Burman holh a si caah Roman biafang in kan ṭial tikah aa laklawhnak tampi a um. Sinain, tam deuh cu Europe biafang kal daan in kan ṭial ahcun a hlawk deuh. Curuangahcun, Laica hi ṭhenbuin kan ṭial zongah sullam a khen khawh ve ṭhiamṭhiam ko nain aa dawh lo hleiah grammar ningcang tawlrel tikah a buai tuk.
Pakhattein na timi hi adverb a si lo. Zeicatiahcun, 'te' timi hi adjective khiaktu a si. 'Pi' timi zong a si ve. Cun, 'te' hi tlawmtam khiaktu zong a si ve. Cucaahcun, 'te' le 'pi' cu khingrihtertu menmen an si.
Tahchunhnak: Mi fate, pa lianpi ti bantuk a si. Cucaah, pakhattein tiah ṭial loin, pakhatte in tiah ṭial ding si. Cuve bantukin, pakhat tete in tiah ṭial ding si ve ko. Zeicatiahcun, pakhat cu noun a si. Verb silole adjective si ahcun peh ding. Tahchunhnak ah: dirbuin, dirbutein, ṭahbuin, ṭahbutein
"Ka pi nih siaherhlengmangbute bakin a kan thihták" na timi hi kei nih cun hitin ka ṭial hnga.
"Ka pi nih siaherh lengmangbute bakin a kan thihták" tiah ka ṭial ko hnga. Laica muichawn hi a tlin tuk caah atu ta rikhiahnak hi aa phundang ve. 'siaherh lengmangbuin' ti nakin 'siaherh lengmangbute bakin' hi superlative adverb a si deuh. Zeicatiahcun, 'bakin' nih superlative adverb sinak cu a thluk. Superlative thlutu hna cheukhat cu: bakin, ngaiin, tukin, bikin, deuhin, chinin tibantuk an si.
Hi pawl hi adverb sawhsawh kha superlative chim tikah a bawmtu an si. Cucaahcun, siaherh lengmangbuin -- siaherh lengmangbu bakin / siaherh lengmangbute bakin, tiah ṭial ding a si.
ṭhatakin -- ṭhate bakin/ṭhate deuhin/ṭha chinin dirbuin dirbutein -- dirbute bakin -- dirbu(te) deuhin sirlei hoihin -- sirlei hoihbuin -- sirlei hoihbutein -- sirlei hoihbute bakin -- sirlei hoih chinin Mirang adverb hi ṭhen biapi 6 in an ṭhen hna.
1. Adverb of manner, 2. Adverb of time, 3. Adverb of frequency 4. Adverb of degree 5. Adverb of comment, 6. Adverb of conjunction tiin. Mah nák tam deuh zong an um len rih ko lai nain hi pawl hi biapi cu an si.
1. Thilakin a velh. Timi hi adverb of manner a si. Thi lakin a velh tiah ṭial tuah hmanh, na leh khawh ko lai nain zeibantuk ningcang hmanah a tla lai lo. Cucaah, peh hnu lawng ah adverb of manner timi sullam a neither. Zeitluk faak indah a velh timi kha a langhter. Cucaah, 'thilakin', 'tlalakin', 'kuallakin' timi pawl cu adverb of manner an si.
2. Sile, damtein hung kal kun u. Sile damtakin hun kal kun u. Hi zong hi an sullam aa khat. Hihi cu ka hrilfiah ti lai lo. Nan fiang ko lai ka zumh.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Discussion on Chin Common Language
Sorce: Laiforum Mail of 19 May 2009 Akong: Chin Common Language kong ceihhmaimi There are two groups in the current Chin language issue, (1) Anti-Halkha dialect, (2) Pro-Halkha dialect. First of all, I do not believe that you Anti-Halkha dialect peoples are that much. And it would be a good picture for those peoples that the numbers of Pro-Halkha dialect proples are growing because educated young peoples are realizing that language issue no longer a problem for them. Even from Tedim and Falam townships, there are so many moderate peoples who are Pro-Halkha dialect. Besides, they are more educated and more patriotic, more advocating building our nation. Peoples from our younger generations have come to realize and appreciate Halkha capital as a conerstone for being a nationhood and the importance of its sovereignty.. For that reason, your anti-Halkha dialect argument might be very helpless and fruitful.
Dear Ben,
I answer your mail as other friends are keeping quiet and as you seem still confused on this.
First of all I want to remind you that your grandpa Lt.Col. Phu Kung was the only Chin army officer who was against the Chin army to get involve in the war between Burmese and Karen in 1949 and who never regretted for losing his job till the end of his life and also who denied when he was persuaded several times to rejoin Burma army with the rank of Col. He did so because he knew real politics. Had the rest of the then Chin army officers accepted his idea of staying neutral, would today's Chins' situation have been totally different from the one we live under SPDC. That is the importance of how to see future politics.
Though there are many things, I will tell you only about three things that you insisted here. Whenever you mention about Chin capital, you should not blame or praise the Hakas, 'cause the man who moved the then Chin Oo syi office from Kalemyo to Haka was G. Ne Win. I tell you this because I saw him with my red eyes explaining for some of the then UB ministers on where to locate the capital's main office and the quarters, and so on and so forth during their last visit to Haka with PM U Nuh in the year 1960-'62.
Falam was the district hq for Northern Chin State and Midat was for the Southern Chin State. The capital's office (Chin Oosyi) was in Kalemyo. Our late Pu Vum Son clearly mentioned that Chin Oosyi office was moved from Kale to Haka because Burmese people in Kale demonstrated against the existence of the Chin Oosyi office in Kalemyo.. As Chin people were out dated in politics none of them never tried to know who was behind that demonstration.
G. Ne Win was trying (might be, 1. to show his gratitude to Chin armies for protecting UB several times from falling into the hand of rebels, 2. wanted to see Chin state developed like other states in Burma, 3. wanted the whole Chin people to support his policy, etc.) to develop Chin state during 1960s and '70s. As none of them did really know on how to develop Chin state he followed exactly according to the British planned development.
As soon as Chin Oosyi office was moved to Haka, he gave a lot of money to the first Chin state's Revolutionary party Chairman Pu SKL to pave tarmac road from kalemyo to Haka. Pu SKL wrote a letter to G.NW that he wanted to pave the tarmac to Thuklai, his native town of Siyáng. G.NW replied his letter that that tarmac road should be paved from Kalemyo to Haka, but not to Thuklai. Pu SKL paved the tarmac from Kalemyo to Taingen, junction to Haka and Thuklai and sent all the money back to central office.
G. NW gave 100 bedded hospital to Haka, but as all top ranking officers were only from Tedim-Siyáng and Falam, they divided it into pieces, 25 bedded each to different towns. G.NW again gave order to the capital, Haka to construct an airport. However as Tedim and Falam also wanted to have such airport that plan was later canceled. G.NW granted lots and lots of money to construct different departmental offices and quarters, but only few of them are in existence. ------------------------------ "Serve with gladness" |
Monday, May 18, 2009
SIAPANGLAI Tikhor Tuanbia
Zophei Semnak Siapanglai Tikhor by Salai Ceu Mang Biahmaisa: Siapanglai tikhor cu Laimi tuanbia ah siseh, Zophei thawhkehnak tuanbia ah siseh, Laimi pupa zumhnak le raithawining ah siseh hrialawk tha lo in a fiangmi tuanbia a kan chim khotu le a langhtertu a rak si. Mirang chan in ralkap ukhlan 1962 tiang cozah sianginn tangli lai carel ah rak cawn chihmi tuanbia a rak si. Lai tuanbia a rak ttial hmasa hna zong nih fiang tein a sining rak langhtermi le a tuanbia rak ttialmi tikhor a rak si ve. Cucaah cattailtu zong nih ramrian le cattial hram a thawk ah semnak Siapanglai le Leitak tuanbia ttial in a rak thok i, atu zong ah cattialtu nih 1978 Laiholhreltu magazine ah rak ttial cangmi kha atu tthangthar mino hna zong nih fiang deuh in hngalh khawhnak ding caah fiang deuh in ka hung inawlh tthannak a si. Siapanglai tikhor umnak le a min: Siapanglai tikhor cu Thantlang peng Leitak khuahlun sang ah a ummi tikhor a si. Leitak khua laicer tlangpar ah tikhor huat in a rak putmi tlang tifim chuahnak tikhor a si. Tikhor cu pe li nga tluk a thuk, pe ruk hrong a kau, lung ngan pipi in kulh a si, a cung in lungpher nganpi pakhat khuh a si. Tikhor in pe kul velchum cu lung kahcham in rak kulh a si. Siapanglai tiah min an rak peknak chan cu hi tikhor kam te ah hin sia a rak thihnak hmun a si caah Siapanglai an rak tinak a si. Siapalang tikhor huattu hna: Siapanglai tikhor a huattu hi minfang kheh in a nih tikhor, amah nih a huat, anmah chung huatmi ti ngaingai fiang in kan tuanbia ah a lang lo. Leitak pupa hna robia ah cun mikei nih rak huatmi le sermi a si ti a rak si. Cu mikei zong cu khuazei in dah an rat ti zong fiang ngai in chim khawhmi a um lo. A tu kanmah kan upat hnu tu ah 1984 ah Siangpanglai Mino Lungkomhnak Bu (SMLB) min in Leitak tuanbia hlathlaitu komiti kan rak ser, Cu komoti hlatnak ah cun Rev. Ci Lian le Pu Sang Khar nih an rak kan chimhmi cu Hakha, Mi-e peng Keipaw khuami Pu Phu Sui (mi sa ei hmang phun) ruahnak cheuhnak in a hmasa Leitak khua an rak tlak ah an rak huatmi le sermi tikhor a si tiah Mi-e peng pupa hna nih an fale sin ah robia an chiahtakmi hna an theihmi an rak kan chimh chin ve. Kan Lai tuanphung tialtu Lutthuh U Hla nih Chin pungpin chung in Mikei le Nivang tuanbia a ttialmi he aa lo ngai nain cu tu ah cun Siapanglai tikhor huatnak he aa tlaihnak a lang ve hoi lo. Shmanhsehlaw a tu kanmah chan ah ruahdamh in kan pawm cang mi cu Siapanglai tikhor cu mi sa ei hmang (mikei) sermi a si tiah Leitak pupa robia ah a um bantuk in Mi-e peng tuanbia zong ah Siapanglai tikhor huatnak tuanbia he aa tlai in Nivang le Phusui tuanphung an ngeih tik ah hihi a naihbik ko rua tiah SMLB nih a rak cohlan ve. Cucaah Siapanglai tikhor huattu hna cu a tu Leitak velchum ah khua a rak tla hmasa mi hna Leitak phun, Tlanglau le Bawm chung hna an si kho tiah zumh a si. --- Blog cahmai ah tarding a sau deuh ca ah HIKA hin a dihlak relding a si. *** Note: Mah ca hi Salai Ceu Mang nih 1978 ah ka rak ttial ciami a si i Pu Johan (Mang Lian Thang pa) nih a ka hal ca ah tlawmpal ka remh (modify) hnu ah kan kuat tthanmi hna a si tiah SIB Group mail ah 14 MAY 2004 ah a thlah mi a si. ------------------------------ "Serve with gladness" |
Friday, May 15, 2009
Mother's Day Poem by Vawkuu
L. Van Cin Thang
Days and months have passed by And time may heal a missing heart. But at the thought of you, time can't erase, For it is a heart with a genuine love for a son. The experiences reveal your lovely face, Natures remind me of your tender care. And, your kind holding hand and embraces In your arm, I'm most comfy.
Mom's inner aspiration for a son Godly way of life, It was Mom's inner wish. Equipping with the living Word of God, The erudition from above, it is a better way for me.
The most costly, Mom's prayer With the purest heart of faith, I'm reconstructed. The highest valued, Mom's admonition, It smoothes son's ways, and paves a way of success..
God heard, Of Mom's entreaty With the deepest devotion, experiences testify so. Wish you were here, To tell you All, For the kindest voice, I've ever heard.
Your being there, being by my side, I'm built with Word of wisdoms. I'm strengthened emotionally, mentally. I feel the best by your love around me.
A thousand thanks, being my Mom, And the unique love and sweet prayer, O my own Mom dear, it is you, the only one I ever own, so the whole world does. You're my mom, I love you.
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
Haka - Hmandaw lam kong fianternak
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The Lord's Day Vs Mother's Day
We prayed for our mothers on the Lord's Day (last Sunday May 10th 2009) Just think a little bit deeper as a true Christian Think about Jesus, who is the Lord of the Sabbath (Mark 2: 27)...Perhaps to whom the lord Buddha Gautama pointed Him to be the last Coming One (Pwin) after him (Gautama) Think about how no Christian nation can escape from using Gregory Calendar today as follow Before Jesus' Resurrection (just for comparison) Monday Tuesday Wed Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday/Sabbath Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 After Jesus Resurrection (Today Gregory Calendar) Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sab/Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sunday then is a Resurrection Sabbath Day. But the meaning of the Sabbath has always been the same: True rest can only be found in Jesus Christ...Mark 11: 28-30 Think about how come the Seventh Day the First Day of the week (Gen 2: 2-3; Acts 20: 7; 1 Cor 16: 1-2) Think about the Lord Jesus died on Friday Think about the Lord Jesus of his resurrection after three days Think about the first becomes the last, the last the first...so on Think about the Sunday As mentioned Sunday is the First Day of the week on the God-given Gregory Calendar for today, It is a Day that on the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul talked with them, intending to depart on the next day...Acts 20:7; 1Cor 4: 1-4; Rev 1: 10 In imitation of apostolic practice (not the Roman practice), we also gather on the first day of the week to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord from the dead and to find our rest in the work he has done (done by none of us) Think about four distinct stages of Sabbath revelation. The Creation Sabbath, the Exodus Sabbath (Exodus 20:8 remember-Deu 5:12-15 observe), the Resurrection Sabbath, and the Final Sabbath...Heb 4: 9 The first two stages are the Old Testament roots, and the last two are the New Testament flower and fruit Here is a reminder for us that the OT is a preparation for the NT and the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old Testament. Christians interpret the OT in the light of the New Testament as the Old Testament is a preparation for the NT What is Sunday? Sunday is the first week of the day.. The first day of the week is the Resurrection rest, the New Covenant Sabbath. Sunday is a Christian Sabbath because our Lord rose on the first day. The Old Covenant Sabbath is transformed into the New Covenant Sabbath (or Lord's Day) by the resurrection of the Lord of the Sabbath from the dead. As a Redeemer, he appointed it to be a sign of the covenant of his grace. The Sabbath is now, and always has been, the Lord's Day! There can be no other days on the Lord's Day. Or it is impossible to make the Lord's Day for our days such as mothers day, fathers day, Judson day, MCC day, MBC day, ZBC day, Sunday School Day and all the days that are to come yet., etc...Sadly, these have been become most likely a substitute on the Lord's Day. So now is the best time we have to be careful in a conservative way of seeking for the most truth among this perverted generation, liberally. Because God said, "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor, and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the Lord your God...." (Exodus 20: 8-11). So if we do really want to set apart a day for mothers in a special way, then we can appoint one out of the six those are given to us. Yet it is another thing if we want to celebrate commemoration for our mothers only on the Lord's Day (Sunday). It's just ok we just pray for them on the Lord's Day. We give them gifts on the Lord's Day. But still Sunday is for the Lord's Day. Sunday is the Lord's Day. How did we spent our last Sunday May 10th 2009? Well. We spent last Sunday primarily to worship God in singing, in prayer, in reading the scripture and in listening to His Word being preached to us each in our Church and in Philippine Myanmar Christian Fellowship as far as the past Sunday (the Lord's Days) are concerned. Everyone of us knows that we are not worshiping the day. We are worshiping God in His own appointed day, a day that is the 7th day out of six. We have the six day with us. But the only one day of the first day of the week (Sunday) is for the Lord. And it is always be the Lord's Day. Neither mothers nor fathers day. Sunday is a day that is set apart for the Lord. So don't never forget if you are a true Christian that Sunday is the Lord's Day in which we can pray and celebrate for those whom we concern instead. It is nothing wrong though we celebrate our appreciation/ commemoration for mothers in the Lord's Day. But it has something become conspiracy of Satan when we fail to say Mothers' Day instead of saying the Lord's Day.. Because what you have used to say will conspire you from your Christian standing point. Thus you will be failing from keeping the Lord's Day holy. Because the Lord's Day is a day to listen his holy Word from the Scripture. It is a day for the Lord Jesus Christ not for men. The Lord's Day can be kept holy by way of Christ Center Preaching and by way of Christ Center Listening or by way of Christ Center reading the Bible. Paul said in Galatians 1: 10 that For am I now seeking the approval of man, or of God? Or am I trying to please man? If I were still trying to please man, I would not be a servant of Christ. It is not our mothers' day in which we worship God It is the Lord's Day in which we can celebrate our mothers' being good to us. We want to express mothers' love and care for their children as a special occasion one in a year. And this special occasion falls on Sunday (the Resurrection Day) so that we can give thanks to the Lord on His Day for giving us good mothers who will care for us. It is not mothers' Day in which we worship the Lord. Rather it is the Lord's Day in that day we can celebrate and express our gratefulness for our mothers in return. Note: This special occasion (mothers' day) that falls on Sunday is appointed by men not by God. It is the Lord day in which we celebrate and express our gratitude for our mothers in return Thanks the Lord for granting us and enabling our hearts to be thankful for our mothers in His Day. We prayed for our mothers and gave thanks to the Lord on His Day, last Sunday May 10, 09. We thank the Lord for our mothers But, let's also pray for those mothers and fathers with their sons and daughters who cannot worship God on the Lord's Day (Sunday) like those are in Middle East among Muslim and among the Jews especially those are under serious persecution. However, Let's us continue to say the Lord's Day as Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever (Heb 13: 8) Let's not forget that it is still the Lord's Day even though we fail to say Mothers Day or Fathers' Day or...or...or. .. Let's keep our tongues holy on the Lord's Day. Don't say something of such and such a day! Keep quiet! Sunday is the Lord's Day. It is none of us day. We are celebrating his resurrection on Sunday. A Sunday that has become the Christian Sabbath because of the transition point of Jesus' Death and Resurrection! Yours in Christ, Brother DAL Note: This message is taken from PMCF Group Mail posted on 11 May 2009. |
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Haka - Hmandaw lam kong fianternak
Hakha – Hmandaw lam fianternak
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