Hmin | Mirang / Chin | Muang Mirang | Tongkel |
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Rachel: |
Craig, what do you do for work? Craig, ziang hna na tuan? |
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Craig: |
Tlawngta ka si lai. |
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Rachel: |
Ziang tlawng ah na kai? |
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Craig: |
Boston University ah. |
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Rachel: |
That's a good school. What do you study? Tlawngtha asi. Ziang na zir? |
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Craig: |
I'm studying English, math, and history. My major is English. Mirang, thuanthu, le math ka zir. Ka meza cu mirang asi. |
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Rachel: |
How long have you been studying English? Mirang ziangtluk rei na zir zo? |
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Craig: |
Kumruk hnakih tam. |
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Rachel: |
Cucu na rei zet zo sisi. |
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Craig: |
Yeah, I started to learn English when I was in high school. Punhra tlawng ka kai lai ihsin mirang ka zir thawk zo. |
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Rachel: |
No wonder your English is so good. Na mirang a tha zet mi tla mangbang ding a um lo asi cu. |
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Craig: |
Actually, it's not that good. I can read but I can't speak very well. I haven't had a lot of chance to practice. A ngaingai ahcun a tha lo ho khaw. Ka siar thei nan ka tong thiam lem lo. Hmannak can ka nei thei hrih lo e. |
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Rachel: |
I see. Talking with other people is very important. SI ngai. Midang thawn biak awk a thu ngaingai. |
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Craig: |
Yes, but I still don't have many friends here yet. Si e, sinan, hi tawk ah rualpi tampi ka nei hrih lo. |
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Rachel: |
I'm having a party tonight at my apartment. You should come. Tuizan ka inn ah party kan nei. Na ra le a tha ding. |
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Craig: |
Oh thanks for inviting me. I'd love to come. Aw, in sawmi ka lungawi. Ka ra duh zet si. |