My mother-in-law is coming tomorrow.
Thaizing ah ka pi a ra ding.
Tongdan kel ten:
Muang te tongmi:
Hmin | Mirang / Chin | Muang Mirang | Tongkel |
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Lisa: |
Hallo? |
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James: |
Hei, na to lai maw? |
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Lisa: |
Aw. |
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James: |
You sound tired, is everything OK? Na bang zet a bang, ziangkim na tha ko maw? |
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Lisa: |
Yeah, everything's fine. I'm just getting ready to go to bed. It's been a really long day. Si, ziangkim ka tha ko. Ih ka man ce ciah asi. Ni a rei cuarco nasa hi. |
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James: |
Do you have time to get some coffee with me later? I have something I want to talk to you about. Neta le coffee keimah thawn in tlang sehla na man kem? Thil pakhat lo ruah duh mi ka nei. |
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Lisa: |
No, sorry. Not today. I have to get up early tomorrow. Aih, sorry. Tuizan cu si hrih hlah she. Thaizing zingpit ah ka thawh a tul. |
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James: |
Oh, What are you going to do tomorrow? Oh, thaizing ziang na tuah ding? |
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Lisa: |
My mother-in-law is coming over so I have to get up early and clean the house. Ka pi a ra ding, zingpit ah ka thawh a tul ih inn ka thiamhlim ding. |
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James: |
Si ngai. |
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Lisa: |
Thaisun na man maw? |
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James: |
Yes, in the afternoon. I have to finish something I'm working on, but I'll be free after 3:30. Aw, sunhnu lamah. Ka tuah rero lai mi ka theh ta dingih sunhnu 3: 30 pm lamah ka man ding. |
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Lisa: |
Do you want to get together after you finish work? Hnatuan an theh hnu ah kan tawng aw ke cu na duh maw? |
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James: |
Do you think you'll have time? Can na nei pei maw na zum maw? |
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Lisa: |
Yeah, my mother-in-law will be leaving here around 2PM. Nei ding, ka pi cu hi tawk ihsin 2PM hrawngah a suaksal ding. |