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Zunkhum Natna Thu Tawm

Tulai tak a minthang mahmah a hi, Aksa leh Tampaza nganhuan pen Sikhum nei te a dingin a hoihna thu i kikum nuam hi, Bangci dan in huan ding i hiam?
 1. Inn akte khat go inla a Lu, akhe, agilpi sunga teng lakhia in.
 2. Sawp siang inla na nganbel sungah khah in.
 3. Tampaza pumli phalkham inla phal li suah in, a sungah om atangteng lakhia kenla citawm khah in.
 4. Tua khiteh tui atamlua lo atuumkhop ciangding khah inla mei akuang lua lo tawh nai khat sung huan in. Nahuan na tui dawn inla, na huan a hi aksa zong ne in, a limna pen tampaza tangzong pa a hih man in khapian kha dingin zatui a hih man in ne in. Topa in sikhum natna neite khempeuh a lamdang tak in cidamna ongpia tahen.

Tui Dawn zia ding.
 1. Zingsang nathawh lim na Ha nanawt ma in tui minsa litter khat dawn in.
 2. Tua khitciang in na Ha leh nakam sung siansuah in.
 3. Minute 45 khit ciangin breakfast te ne in.
 4. Zingan, Sun an, Nitak an nanek khit nai 2 sung andang tuamtuam te pheng neknek nawnlo in na gil sung nai 2 sung tawl ngasak hithiat phot in.
 5. A tunga igen namteng na zuihzawh naknak leh cidamna na ngah lawh ding hi. Tui minsa hangin natna ongdamsak zo namte, Lutangna, Lungtang na, Sung nim, Mit natna, Pumpi sazang na, Guh leh Tang na, TB, Thau luatna, Tha guina, Gilsung na, Sungpai, Cancer, Khua hun kilaih zui a natna ongpiang thei te dal in dam zo hi. Cidamna leh khan sauna thupha Topa in laisim mimal kim tungah ong tungsak tahen. Amen
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