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Zomite Letkip ding leh Nusiat ding thute

ZOMI TE LETKIP DING LEH NUSIAT DING THU TE:

Laizom Zomi teng abeisa dinmun te i et ciangin ipomding,iletkip ding leh inusiat ding thu om mahmah ta ei cih kimu hi.

LETKIP DING THU HOIH TE:

1.Anungta Pasian ibiakna leh izahtakna te lenkip denni.
2. Zomi ihihna Identity limtakin lenkip ni.
3.Sisan in thugen den ahihna limtakin lenkip ni.
4.Kuama khen theilhloh ihihna limtakin lenkip den ni.
5. Akipahtawi siamte ihihna limtak in lenkip ni.
6. Nopna dahna ah akipum khat ihihna limtak in lenkip ni.
7. Sunghta putu ihihna limtak lenkip ni.
8. Behkhat phungkhat ihihna limtak lenkip ni.
9.Luangleh baan kiphamte ihihna limtak in lenkip ni.
10.A kinusia leh akikhenthei lo ihihna limtak in lenkip ni.
11. Laizom sanggam taktak ihihna limtakin lenkip ni.
12. Mawhna lianpen nangawn aki maisak zote ihihna limtakin lenkip ni.
13. Tanglai in khua khat akisat ciangin , Siampi , Hausa leh siksek akisam sak te ihihna limtakin lenkip ni.
14. Thulian pen ineih ciangin kumpizum lam sangin itna tawh avaihawm khawm diamdiam te ihihna limtak in lenkip ni.
15. Acimawh alamsam iomciangin akinusia lo a, atonkhawm te ihihna limtakin lenkip ni.
16. Ei sangin a u pa zaw leh athuthei zaw te azahtak leh anungzui ngam ihihna te limtakin lenkip ni.
17. Khat leh nih thutang pek lo a, gamsungah salian pipi mandingin akuan khawm te ihihna limtakin lenkip ni.
18. I kampauna ,inek idawnna khempeuh ah hongbawl Pasian azahtak leh akihta te ihihna limtakin lenkip ni.

NUSIAT DING THU HOIHLO TE:

1. Pasian muanlahna nusia ni.
2. Zomi te sangin minam dangte i muanzawkna nusia ni.
3. Ki langpan nop denden na nusia ni.
4. Lungkiatna nusia ni.
5. Kigensiatna nusia ni.
6. Thadahna nusia ni.
7. Lamet beina nusia ni.
8. Ki phulak nopna leh kithuhkik nopna te nusia ni.
9. Ei leh ei kihawmthawh denna thu te nusia ni.
10. Abeisa khasiatna leh hehna te nusia ni.
11. Ei mimal meetna ding bek ngaihsutna te nusia ni.
12. Midangte thusim lohna te nusia ni.
13. Ei kihel lohna peuh ah langpan nopna lungsim te nusia ni.
14. Minam adingin thuak noplohna , lungsimte nusia ni.
15. Kizahtak lohna lungsim te nusia ni.
16. Team work ineih siamlohna te nusia ni.
17. Makai te imuan mawhna lungsim te nusia ni.
18. Makai te nung izuih ding banga izuihsiamlohna te nusia ni.
19. Makai sem nuam napi hangin, ineihsa iphallohna te nusia ni.
20. Gualzawhna leh guallelhna ipuak lah pahpah nate nusia ni.
21. Mailam thu ding sang in abeisa thute ibuaipih pahpahna te nusia ni.

ETTEH DING PAWL KHAT:

1. England kumpi Wiston Churchil bangin ineih zahzah ta nasem ni.
2. US kumpi masa George Washington bangin Pasian maipha zong den ni.
3. Israel kumpi masa dinga kiseh David Ben Gurion leh Albert Eistein te bangin nasep kituh in panmuh kikhiat siamni.
4. Mosi bangin akisap bangin Minam pihte adingin hangsan ni.
5. Singapore PM masa pan Lee K . Yua bangin vision hoih nei ni.
6. John F Kenedy banging vision hoih nono pulaak ngam ni.
7. Thomas A.Edison bangin ilawhcin nading lungkia hetlo sa in mainawt denden ni.

Topa Pasianin alawhcing leh amanpha Zomi te hongsuaksak tahen.

Sia Pau Khai.
Nov 12.

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