Question 1: How does the Kham girl say in Tibetan that the province of Kham is Tibetan, and the girl’s Tibetan language is Bomo. When combined with Kham Bomo

Question 2: Kham Tibetan people The dialect of "Wife, how do you say I love you?" Reference answer: Learn to forget, being forgetful is a good thing.

Question 3: Why do Kham people in Sichuan speak Tibetan? Sichuan Kham

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Question 4: What does Kham mean in Tibetan? Kangba Gong Tibetan Area is located in the Hengduan Mountains between mountains and rivers. Specifically, it is the two Tibetan Autonomous Prefectures of Garze and Aba in western Sichuan, the Chamdo area in Taiwan, and the Diqing area in Yunnan.

Question 5: Kham Tibetan names. Tibetan names are mostly used by men and women, such as Dawa, Nyima, Basang, Tashi, Kelsang, etc.; but some are strictly distinguished. , only used for women, such as: Wangmu, Zhuoma, Zhuoga, Yangjin, Sangmu, Quzhen, Lazhen, Lamu, Cang(mu)jue, etc. Only used for men such as: Kampot, Pazhuo, Dundup, Dorje, Jigme, Wangdui, Zhujie, Luochui, Zhandui, etc. People often ask living Buddhas to name them, and the names have Buddhist colors and shapes, such as Dorje (Vajra), Danba (Buddhism), etc. Tibetan names generally have certain meanings, such as "Nima" (sun), "Dawa" (moon), "Pachu" (little pig), "Baima" (lotus), Meiduo (flower), Cisong ( Third grade), Pasang (Venus), Tsering (longevity), Laze (like a fairy), Jinzhu (liberation), Dama (red flag), Dejimeduo (happy flower), etc.

Question 6: The three major dialects of Tibetan language There are three dialects of Tibetan language: Uizang, Kham, and Amdo. There is not much difference between the various dialects. There are differences between the Tibetan language in China and abroad. Tibetan language is divided into three major dialects: Uizang dialect (i.e. *** dialect), Kham dialect (Dege dialect, Changduo dialect), and Amdo dialect. Only the Ando dialect has no distinguishing tones. There are certain difficulties in speaking in different Tibetan dialects, but the same writing system is used (the ancient Tibetan phonetics are recorded). Used in: China, Bhutan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, mainly in Afghanistan, Kashmir, and Baltistan. The issue of the origin of Tibetan language and writing is still being debated in academic circles, but there are mainly several opinions. The Indian Buddhist community believes that it was created by Tunmi Sambuza; *** The Yongzhong Bon Sect of local Buddhism believes that it was created by Xinraomiwo, the Buddha of this sect; some scholars believe that it was born out of the Kashi Mila script (now Kashmiri script) ) or Duowen or Xiangxiong Mawen or Li Yuwen (Yu Tianwen). According to Indian Buddhist historical records, in the first half of the 7th century AD, Tunmi Sambuza and 15 other young Tibetan people were appointed by the 33rd Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo to go to Tianzhu (today's India) to study Sanskrit and Tibetan. arts. Due to the acclimatization, only Tunmi Sambuza died of illness in his hometown. He learned Sanskrit and Tianzhu from Li Jing and Larabai Sanga successively. His serious and assiduous professionalism earned him the honorific title "Sambuza" (meaning "Sambuza") from the people of Tianzhu. Virtuous ***). After returning to his hometown, in accordance with Songtsen Gampo's orders, Tunmi Sambuza sorted out the 30 consonant letters and 4 vowel letters of Tibetan based on the characteristics of Sanskrit letters and Tibetan phonetics, which is called the Tibetan alphabet. 30 consonants and 4 vowels. Tunmi Sambuza also compiled the "Thirty Essential Verses on Grammar" and completed the work of organizing and standardizing the Japanese writing.

Question 7: The difference between Kham language, Amdo language and Weizang language. Our Tibetan characters are all unified,

There are many local languages ??

Amdo is spoken in the Kham pastoral area

Amdo is the ancient Tibetan language (Da Liang)

The pronunciation of Kham Jiarong language is older than that of Amdo language

PS: The most popular languages ??in Tibetan areas now are *** dialect and Amdo ancient language

Qinghai Satellite TV’s Tibetan language programs and playing and singing are very popular in the Kham area

Question 8: Why are Tibetan girls so attractive? Especially women from Kham? Because you have been tired of seeing those pretentious women in big cities for a long time, but Tibetan girls are enthusiastic, lively and cheerful, and the most important thing is simplicity, especially the latter, which is very difficult for you to see; in addition, they He has lived on the plateau for a long time and lived a primitive life, so his voice quality is beautiful, his body curves are perfect, and his temperament is good. In addition, most Tibetan women have particularly big eyes. Very beautiful.

Question 9: Sentences praising Tibetan *** Sky

Wang Zongren

Over the past 40 years, I have been to Sunlight City dozens of times*** , every time I see the sky there, it is always so blue and translucent, as refreshing as a gem washed with a special kind of water. The sound waves of speaking

can touch the blue sky, and the blue sky can be touched by stretching out your hands. Someone described the sky in ***

Kongshi said this sentence: "Wash your face with the blue sky", which is really exquisite. I often

think like this, perhaps with the white clouds clinging to the top of the mountain, *** the blue of the sky becomes even deeper

and pure. Perhaps in contrast to the grassland by the river, its blue is more vivid and beautiful.

*** The blue of the sky is one of those pure, unrestrained colors.

It is so blue that it can make a sound, and it can freeze your sight and fix it somewhere in the sky for a long time, allowing you to enjoy the world as much as you want and greedily. The infinite breadth brought by the blue.

When I stand on any unfashionable street or alley in this city, I will see the tall, mountain-based building that many people have seen on the screen and in books. The majestic house--the Potala Palace, the sky above it is pure blue in all seasons of the year, whether it is late winter or high summer

Bright. With this blue sky, the majesty and magnificence of the Potala Palace become even more mysterious and alluring! So, I had this conjecture: The reason why the sky in *** is so blue

is because of this unique temple. Without it, the sky in *** will be cold. Like

frozen and as lonely as an empty house.

In Tibetan, *** means "holy land". Then, this blue sky is the curtain of the "Holy Land".

On the stone road leading to the Jokhang Temple under the floating clouds and blue sky, I can see from time to time

Some devout believers with their long heads prostrated, their whole bodies lying on the ground. , Pilgrimage to Buddha, kowtow step by step

, measuring the earth with a body that is still stooped even if it is stretched. The dust mixed with snow and frost in the clothes and the vicissitudes of life on their faces told people that they had come from the distant mountains and rivers.

These pilgrims wore leather holsters on their hands and kneepads on their knees. They were ready

to cope with all the hardships and hardships on the journey, but their hearts were filled with eager anticipation< /p>

The burning pain and scars scabbed by extreme loneliness are difficult to soothe and heal.

During the long pilgrimage, they only kowtowed and never spoke. The lack of words makes it seem like they

spoke a lot. Now the Jokhang Temple is in front of them. This is the ultimate destination of their trip

and it is also the most glorious and inspiring last mile. It is said that prostrating one's head to the "Holy Land"

comes only once in a person's life. I didn't expect that there would be a Tibetan boy among the group of worshipers. His serious kowtow could not hide his clumsiness. With only the last long distance left, he reached the Jokhang Temple, but he did not kowtow. He suddenly stood up and shouted: "***! My mother-in-law!" !" After shouting, he

felt as if his stomach was empty. He lay quietly on the ground, stretched his limbs, and listened to the sound of the sun coming from the center of the earth. The voice calling for the children of collectors.

The Tibetan boy’s head was facing the direction of the Potala Palace. He knew from his grandfather's words that the story of Princess Wencheng's entry into Tibet was painted on the walls of this temple. He came to Sunlight City this time just to see it with his own eyes. Look at the gilt bronze statue of this princess who has been respected by Tibetans for generations.

While the Tibetan teenagers were kneeling on the ground to worship devoutly in front of the Jokhang Temple, the gold roof of the Potala Palace

was particularly dazzling under the blue sky, shining with gold and silver.

A white cloud floated in, sweeping away the dust in the sky

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