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Apil, a ciim nuam, thu manpha theinuamte-in Lai sim hamtang

Hun awng neilo ihiam ci le’ng lah ih sepnopte ciang hun awng ki vaihawmzo veve. Mangpau telnai ke’ng Zolai tawh Laibu simding omlo hiam ci le’ng, tuhun teh internet hun hi-in baihno takin simtheih ding tawm nawnlo. Lai thupi tuamtuam simlo lua ihih manin ih thutheihna leh nisim nuntak-khuasak zia, mi tawh kikholh, kithuahziate-ah ih kisapna tampi om. Tuabek thamlo, Lai simlo lua-in ei theihna bek tawh ih nuntak sawm teh midang thu, mi innkuan thu teng peuh tawh hun ki beibei.

Ki haza, ki neumuh, ki khuallo, ki langbawl cihte aa kipan Laisimlo lua ihih manin thu zaipi-in mulo pah; Ki liansak, ki theisak, neih le lamh neizo kisa mawhlo, ei bekmah a theipen, a telpen, a sempen kisa cih bangin Lai tampi simloh thamanh bekbek pen Zomi sung koimun-koimun ah ih buaipih mahmah lam mukim tek hang.

Tulaitak leitungbup aa mihaupenpa Bill Gates na le’ngin Lai simden. Tulaitak aa a neihsa $79.2 Billion hi-in minute khat (second 60) sung bekin a sumlut $23,148. Tukum 2015 sung Laibu tamsim mah na simin tua sungpan hoih asak pen leh thutheihna a ngahtuam sak Laibu bu 6 midangte-in zong a simding deihsak kawmin pulak khia hi. A beisa kumte-ah zong hidanin pulak den ahih manin Lai simden, khangto nuamden mihau penpa kici thei hi. Ei zong, lai tampi simta ni mataw.
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Zomi: Who They Are

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