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Inn ngak Nupi te Theihding

1. Inn ah miksi a tamlua hiam? Miksite in tangmai
(သခြားသီး) ahih cing mudah uh aive. Tua ahih ciang miksi a tam leh a bu kiangah tangmai hawng koih ni.

 2. Tuivot siangtho
(ေရခဲေရသန္.) na dawn nuam hiam? Tui sosak masa in. A so khit teh kingsak in.A khin ...
khit ciang thawl siangtho sungah thun inla Refrigerator
(ရခဲေသတာၱ) sungah koih le'ng tuivot siangtho kingah hi.

 3. Limlang (မွန္) a siang ding na deih hiam? Sprite အခ်ဴိ ရည္
tawh limlang nul lecin siang pah hi.

 4. Puan tung ah PK belhin a lakkhiat hak hiam? Tua PK baang puan pen Refrigerator
(ရခဲေသတၱ) sungah nai khat koih khit teh PK baih takin kila khia thei hi.


 5. Puankangte a kang sitset an deih hiam?
Kuang khat sungah tuisa koih inla, a sungah tanpaza (သံပရာ) a lang suut phot in. Tua khit teh tua kuang tuisa sungah puankangte minute 10 bang diah inla, sappiang tawh in.

 6. Sam hoih sak nop leh. ႐ွာလကာ tui sikkeu khat, sam tung tengah nuh kawikawi inla tuivot tawh sawp in(ေရခဲေရ hilonding)
7. Tanpaza (သံပရာ) tui a vekin na suuk khin nuam hiam? A pumin tuisa sungah nai khat diah phot inla, a suuk in.

 8. Gawbi-lum(ေဂၚဖီထုပ္) meh na bawl ciang a hing nam hiam? Na huanna beel sungah pongmoh them te khah in.

 9. Lo-uih-sam (ၾကက္သြန္နိ) na at laitak na khitui a luang hiam? PK hai kawm sa-in at in.

 10. A lu (အာလူး) na huan ciang a minbaih ding na deih hiam? Na huan ma-in a nawl tuak a hawm at in.(A vekpi hi lo)

 11. Puan tungah laitui a ban leh. Laitui a banna tungah haza tampi nuh in. Haza a keu ciang sawpin.

 12. Kawlkai (ကန္စြန္းဥ) a hawng na kheh meng nop leh. Kawlkai na huan khit a sat mahmah laitak a beel sung pan lakhia in tuivot sungah diah pah in.(ေရခဲေရ hi lo)

 13. Zusa a tam leh. Zusa hong pai theinate ah င႐ုေကာင္းမူန္႔ (အမည္းေရာင္) theh lecin Zusa taimang ding hi.

 14. Leitung nat neite zan lup ma-in bang hih ding. Tuivot hai 1, hai 2 bang dawng masa inla tua khit teh lum pan in. Zingsang thawh ciang tawl nawn lo ding hi teh.

 Lai at  Siamah Ngai Sian Luan
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