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  [[Image:Sign OmManiPadmeHum.JPG|thumb|240px|The ''Om mani padme hum'' mantra in Tibetan]]   [[Image:Sign OmManiPadmeHum.JPG|thumb|240px|The ''Om mani padme hum'' mantra in Tibetan]]
    
− '''Tibetan''' is the main language of [[Tibet]] and among Tibetan communities around the world. + '''Tibetan''' is the main language of [[Tibet]], and its accompanying regions and among overseas Tibetan communities around the world. Tibetan is spoken by several million people in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) of the Chinese People’s Republic, the Chinese provinces of Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan and Yunnan, as well as the neighboring countries Bhutan (around 4,000 speakers), India (over 124,000 speakers), and Nepal (around 60,000 speakers). Written Tibetan is used as the religious language in the countries where Tibetan Lamaistic Buddhism is practiced (e.g. in Mongolia and parts of China proper). Tibetan communities also exist in Taiwan, Norway, Switzerland and the United States of America.
  +  
    
  ==Pronunciation guide==   ==Pronunciation guide==
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  ===Vowels===   ===Vowels===
    
− ; ཨ : Like "a" in "alone" (a). + ; ཨ : Like "a" in "alone"; like "a" in "cat" (a).
  ; ཷ : Like "aw" in "paw" (å).   ; ཷ : Like "aw" in "paw" (å).
  ; ེ : Like "e" in "bet" (e).   ; ེ : Like "e" in "bet" (e).
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  ; ཟ : Like "z" in "zoo" (z).   ; ཟ : Like "z" in "zoo" (z).
  ; ཞ : Like "s" in "treasure" (ž).   ; ཞ : Like "s" in "treasure" (ž).
− ; ར : A throaty "r", not rolled (r). + ; ར : Must be trilled - just like Italian "r" (r).
  ; ས : Like "s" in "suck" (s).   ; ས : Like "s" in "suck" (s).
  ; ཤ : Like "sh" in "shut" (š).   ; ཤ : Like "sh" in "shut" (š).
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  ==Phrase list==   ==Phrase list==
  + {{phrase}}
    
  ===Basics===   ===Basics===
  {{infobox|Common signs|   {{infobox|Common signs|
− ; OPEN : Open + ; OPEN : Kha chad
− ; CLOSED : Closed + ; CLOSED : Kha gyabpa
− ; ENTRANCE : Entrance + ; ENTRANCE :Go xhugsa 
− ; EXIT : Exit + ; EXIT : Go Dhonsa
− ; PUSH : Push + ; PUSH : Bigyar gyab
− ; PULL : Pull + ; PULL : Than
− ; TOILET : Toilet + ; TOILET :Sangchod 
− ; MEN : Men + ; MEN : Pho mi
− ; WOMEN : Women + ; WOMEN : Mo mo
− ; FORBIDDEN : Forbidden}} + ; FORBIDDEN : }}Jyed machogpa
    
− ; Hello. : Hello. (''HEH-low'') + ; Hello. : Tashi deleg (བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས)
− ; Hello. (''informal'') : Hi. (''HIGH'') + ; Hello. (''informal'') : Demu (བདེ་མོ།)
− ; How are you? : How are you? (''HOW ah YOO?'') + ; How are you? : Khye-rang ku-zug de-po yin-pe ()
− ; Fine, thank you. : Fine, thank you. (''FIGHN, then KYOO'') + ; Fine, thank you. : De-po yin. Thug je che.
− ; What is your name? : What is your name? (''WUT iz yer NAYM?'') + ; What is your name? : Khye-rang gi tshen-la ga-re zhu-gi yod? ()Or Khedrand ming Gangyin.
− ; My name is ______ . : My name is ______ . (''Migh NAYM iz _____ .'') + ; My name is ______ . : Ngai ming ___ yin.
− ; Nice to meet you. : Nice to meet you. (''NIGHSS t' meet YOO'') + ; Nice to meet you. : Khye-rang jel-ney ga-po joong ()
− ; Please. : Please. (''pleez'') + ; Please. : Thuk-je zig ()
− ; Thank you. : Thank you. (''THANK yoo'') + ; Thank you. : Thuk-je-che (ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ།)
− ; You're welcome. : You're welcome. (''yuhr WEL-kuhm'') + ; You're welcome. : ()Yin dang yin
− ; Yes. : Yes. (''YESS'') + ; Yes. : Red (རེད།)
− ; No. : No. (''NOH'') + ; No. : Ma-red 
− ; Excuse me. (''getting attention'') : Excuse me. (''ehkz-KYOOZ mee'') + ; Excuse me.  
− ; Excuse me. (''begging pardon'') : Excuse me. (''ehkz-KYOOZ mee'') + gong-pa-ma-tsom / gong-ta
− ; I'm sorry. : I'm sorry. (''IGHM SAW-ree'') + ; I'm sorry. : Gong dag
− ; Goodbye : Goodbye. (''GUHD-bigh.'') + ; Goodbye : Chagpo nang, as in take care
− ; Goodbye (''informal'') : Bye. (''BIGH'') + Shug dan ja (when other person is staying):
− ; I can't speak ''name of language'' [well]. : I can't speak English [well]. (''IGH cant speek ING-lush [wehl]'') + kha-lay-pheb (when other person is going)
− ; Do you speak English? : Do you speak English? (''doo YOO speek ING-lush?'') + ; I can't speak ''name of language'' [well]. :
− ;  Is there someone here who speaks English? : Is there someone here who speaks English? (''IZ thayr SUM-wun heer hoo speekz ING-lush?'') + nga pö-kay yak-po kyab gi mey
− ; Help! : Help! (''HEHLP!'') + ; Do you speak English? :  
− ; Look out! : Look out! (''look OWT!'') + khye-rang yin-ji-kay rgyab thub gi yin pe?
− ; Good morning. : Good morning. (''guhd MOAN-ing'') + ;  Is there someone here who speaks English? : Dhir Engi shenyan yod Pai.
− ; Good evening. : Good evening. (''guhd EEV-ning'') + ; Help! : Rog pa jed
− ; Good night. : Good night. (''guhd NIGHT'') + ; Look out! : Phar toe
− ; Good night (''to sleep'') : Good night. (''good NIGHT'') + ; Good morning. :ngado deleg
− ; I don't understand. : I don't understand. (''IGH doan UHN-dur-STAND'') + ; Good evening. : gondo deleg
− ; Where is the toilet? : Where is the toilet? (''WAYR iz thuh TOY-leht?'') + ; Good night. : Sim shag nang
  + ; Good night  
  + ; I don't understand. : Nai she gyi med
  + ha kho gi mey
  + ; Where is the toilet? :
  + Sang chod gawa yod red.
    
  ===Problems===   ===Problems===
    
  ===Numbers===   ===Numbers===
  + '''One'''
  +    Chig
    
− ===Time=== + '''Two'''
  +    Nyi
    
− ====Clock time==== + '''Three'''
  +    Sum
    
− ====Duration==== + '''Four'''
  +    Zhi
    
− ====Days==== + '''Five'''
  +    Nga
    
− ====Months==== + '''Six'''
  +    Dug
  +  
  + '''Seven'''
  +    Dun
  +  
  + '''Eight'''
  +    Gyed
  +   
  + '''Nine'''
  +    Gu
  +  
  + '''Ten'''
  +    Chu
  +  
  + '''Twenty'''
  +    Nyi-shu
  +  
  + '''Thirty'''
  +    Sum-chu
  +  
  + '''Forty'''
  +    Zhi-chu
  +  
  + '''Fifty'''
  +    Nga-chu
  +  
  + '''One Hundred'''
  +    Gya tham-pa
  +  
  + ===Time===Due tsod
  +  
  + ====Clock time====chutsod duetsod
  +  
  + ====Duration====ring, kab
  +  
  + ====Days====nyin ma
  +  
  + ====Months====dawa
    
  ====Writing time and date====   ====Writing time and date====
  + yige dipai due dang tse
    
  ===Colors===   ===Colors===
  +     tseun dok ཚོན་མདོག 
  + Blue   སྔོན་པོ་
  +     ngeun po
  + Yellow སེར་པོ་
  +     ser po
  + Green  ལྗང་ཁུ་
  +     jang koo
  + Red  དམར་པོ་
  +     mar po
  + Brown
  +     gyar mook
  + Black  ནག་པོ་
  +     nak po
  + Orange ལི་ཝང་
  +     li wang
  + White  དཀར་པོ་
  +     kar po
    
  ===Transportation===   ===Transportation===
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  ===Eating===   ===Eating===
  + Bon appetit! ཞལ་ལག་མཉེས་པོ་ནང་གོ
  +   shelak nye po nang ko
  + delicious ཞིམ་པོ་ སྤྼོ་པོ་(H)
  +   shimpo   t(r)opo (H)
  + meal  གསོལ་ཚིགས
  +   sol tsi'
  + meal, food  ཁ་ལག  ཞལ་ལག
  +   kalak, shelak
    
  ===Bars===   ===Bars===
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− {{outline}} + {{outlinephrasebook}}
  + {{phrasebookguide}}
  +  
  + == Learning more ==
  + * [http://www.wiki-babel.org/en/Lesson:Bod:1:Numbers_-_1_to_10 Listen to tibetan numbers on WikiBabel]

		Latest revision as of 14:21, 15 January 2012
Contents

[+]
Pronunciation guide 
Vowels
Consonants
Common diphthongs


[+]
Phrase list 
Basics
Problems
[+]
Numbers 
Writing time and date


Colors
[+]
Transportation 
Bus and train
Directions
Taxi


Lodging
Money
Eating
Bars
Shopping
Driving
Authority


Learning more



 
  
The Om mani padme hum mantra in Tibetan
Tibetan is the main language of Tibet, and its accompanying regions and among overseas Tibetan communities around the world. Tibetan is spoken by several million people in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) of the Chinese People’s Republic, the Chinese provinces of Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan and Yunnan, as well as the neighboring countries Bhutan (around 4,000 speakers), India (over 124,000 speakers), and Nepal (around 60,000 speakers). Written Tibetan is used as the religious language in the countries where Tibetan Lamaistic Buddhism is practiced (e.g. in Mongolia and parts of China proper). Tibetan communities also exist in Taiwan, Norway, Switzerland and the United States of America.



[edit] Pronunciation guide
Tibetan spelling and pronunciation diverged around the 11th century, and there is no widely agreed standard on how to spell phonetic Tibetan with the Latin alphabet.

[edit] Vowels
 ཨ 
 Like "a" in "alone"; like "a" in "cat" (a).
 ཷ 
 Like "aw" in "paw" (å).
 ེ 
 Like "e" in "bet" (e).
 ི 
 Like "i" in "in" (i).
 ཱི 
 Like "ee" in "seen" (í).
 ོ 
 Like "o" in "so" (ó).
 ྲྀ 
 Like "e" in "father" (ö).
 ཱུ 
 Like "ue" in "glue" (ú).
 ུ 
 Like "oo" in "soon" (ū).
 ུ 
 Like "ee" in "seen" but with rounded lips (ü).
 ེ 
 Like "ay" in "day" (ą).

[edit] Consonants
 ཀ 
 Like "k" in "skill" (k).
 ག 
 Like "g" in "garden" (g).
 ང 
 Like "ng" in "sing" (ng).
 ཅ 
 Like "ch" in "charge" (ç).
 ཇ 
 Like "j" in "jar" (j).
 ཉ 
 Like "ny" in "canyon" (ñ).
 ཏ 
 Like "t" in "stop" (t).
 པ 
 Like "p" in "spot" (p).
 ཙ 
 Like "ts" in "weights" (ţ).
 ཛ 
 Like "ds" in "adds" (ds).
 ཟ 
 Like "z" in "zoo" (z).
 ཞ 
 Like "s" in "treasure" (ž).
 ར 
 Must be trilled - just like Italian "r" (r).
 ས 
 Like "s" in "suck" (s).
 ཤ 
 Like "sh" in "shut" (š).

[edit] Common diphthongs
 ཁ 
 Like "k" in "kill" (kh).
 ཆ 
 Like "ch h" in "punch hard" (çh).
 ཐ 
 Like "t" in "time" (th).
 ཕ 
 Like "p" in "pit" (ph).
 ཚ 
 Like "ts h" in "fights hard" (ţh).

[edit] Phrase list
Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase.

[edit] Basics




Common signs


 OPEN 
 Kha chad
 CLOSED 
 Kha gyabpa
 ENTRANCE 
Go xhugsa 
 EXIT 
 Go Dhonsa
 PUSH 
 Bigyar gyab
 PULL 
 Than
 TOILET 
Sangchod 
 MEN 
 Pho mi
 WOMEN 
 Mo mo
 FORBIDDEN 
 

Jyed machogpa
 Hello. 
 Tashi deleg (བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས)
 Hello. (informal) 
 Demu (བདེ་མོ།)
 How are you? 
 Khye-rang ku-zug de-po yin-pe ()
 Fine, thank you. 
 De-po yin. Thug je che.
 What is your name? 
 Khye-rang gi tshen-la ga-re zhu-gi yod? ()Or Khedrand ming Gangyin.
 My name is ______ . 
 Ngai ming ___ yin.
 Nice to meet you. 
 Khye-rang jel-ney ga-po joong ()
 Please. 
 Thuk-je zig ()
 Thank you. 
 Thuk-je-che (ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ།)
 You're welcome. 
 ()Yin dang yin
 Yes. 
 Red (རེད།)
 No. 
 Ma-red 
 Excuse me. 

gong-pa-ma-tsom / gong-ta

 I'm sorry. 
 Gong dag
 Goodbye 
 Chagpo nang, as in take care

Shug dan ja (when other person is staying):
kha-lay-pheb (when other person is going)

 I can't speak name of language [well]. 


nga pö-kay yak-po kyab gi mey

 Do you speak English? 
 

khye-rang yin-ji-kay rgyab thub gi yin pe?

  Is there someone here who speaks English? 
 Dhir Engi shenyan yod Pai.
 Help! 
 Rog pa jed
 Look out! 
 Phar toe
 Good morning. 
ngado deleg
 Good evening. 
 gondo deleg
 Good night. 
 Sim shag nang
 Good night 
 I don't understand. 
 Nai she gyi med

ha kho gi mey

 Where is the toilet? 


Sang chod gawa yod red.

[edit] Problems
[edit] Numbers
One

  Chig

Two

  Nyi

Three

  Sum

Four

  Zhi

Five

  Nga

Six

  Dug

Seven

  Dun

Eight

  Gyed
 

Nine

  Gu

Ten

  Chu

Twenty

  Nyi-shu

Thirty

  Sum-chu

Forty

  Zhi-chu

Fifty

  Nga-chu

One Hundred

  Gya tham-pa

===Time===Due tsod
====Clock time====chutsod duetsod
====Duration====ring, kab
====Days====nyin ma
====Months====dawa

[edit] Writing time and date
yige dipai due dang tse

[edit] Colors
   tseun dok ཚོན་མདོག 

Blue   སྔོན་པོ་

   ngeun po

Yellow སེར་པོ་

   ser po

Green  ལྗང་ཁུ་

   jang koo

Red  དམར་པོ་

   mar po

Brown

   gyar mook

Black  ནག་པོ་

   nak po

Orange ལི་ཝང་

   li wang

White  དཀར་པོ་

   kar po

[edit] Transportation
[edit] Bus and train
[edit] Directions
[edit] Taxi
[edit] Lodging
[edit] Money
[edit] Eating
Bon appetit! ཞལ་ལག་མཉེས་པོ་ནང་གོ

 shelak nye po nang ko

delicious ཞིམ་པོ་ སྤྼོ་པོ་(H)

 shimpo   t(r)opo (H)

meal  གསོལ་ཚིགས

 sol tsi'

meal, food  ཁ་ལག  ཞལ་ལག

 kalak, shelak

[edit] Bars
[edit] Shopping
[edit] Driving
[edit] Authority


This phrasebook is an outline and needs more content.  It has an introduction and a  template, but there is not enough information present.  Please plunge forward and help it grow!




[edit]  Learning more 
 Listen to tibetan numbers on WikiBabel
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 [[Image:Sign OmManiPadmeHum.JPG|thumb|240px|The ''Om mani padme hum'' mantra in Tibetan]]
-'''Tibetan''' is the main language of [[Tibet]] and among Tibetan communities around the world.
+'''Tibetan''' is the main language of [[Tibet]], and its accompanying regions and among overseas Tibetan communities around the world. Tibetan is spoken by several million people in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) of the Chinese People’s Republic, the Chinese provinces of Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan and Yunnan, as well as the neighboring countries Bhutan (around 4,000 speakers), India (over 124,000 speakers), and Nepal (around 60,000 speakers). Written Tibetan is used as the religious language in the countries where Tibetan Lamaistic Buddhism is practiced (e.g. in Mongolia and parts of China proper). Tibetan communities also exist in Taiwan, Norway, Switzerland and the United States of America.
 ==Pronunciation guide==
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 ===Vowels===
-; ཨ : Like "a" in "alone" (a).
+; ཨ : Like "a" in "alone"; like "a" in "cat" (a).
 ; ཷ : Like "aw" in "paw" (å).
 ; ེ : Like "e" in "bet" (e).
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 ; ཟ : Like "z" in "zoo" (z).
 ; ཞ : Like "s" in "treasure" (ž).
-; ར : A throaty "r", not rolled (r).
+; ར : Must be trilled - just like Italian "r" (r).
 ; ས : Like "s" in "suck" (s).
 ; ཤ : Like "sh" in "shut" (š).
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 ==Phrase list==
+{{phrase}}
 ===Basics===
 {{infobox|Common signs|
-; OPEN : Open
+; OPEN : Kha chad
-; CLOSED : Closed
+; CLOSED : Kha gyabpa
-; ENTRANCE : Entrance
+; ENTRANCE :Go xhugsa
-; EXIT : Exit
+; EXIT : Go Dhonsa
-; PUSH : Push
+; PUSH : Bigyar gyab
-; PULL : Pull
+; PULL : Than
-; TOILET : Toilet
+; TOILET :Sangchod
-; MEN : Men
+; MEN : Pho mi
-; WOMEN : Women
+; WOMEN : Mo mo
-; FORBIDDEN : Forbidden}}
+; FORBIDDEN : }}Jyed machogpa
-; Hello. : Hello. (''HEH-low'')
+; Hello. : Tashi deleg (བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས)
-; Hello. (''informal'') : Hi. (''HIGH'')
+; Hello. (''informal'') : Demu (བདེ་མོ།)
-; How are you? : How are you? (''HOW ah YOO?'')
+; How are you? : Khye-rang ku-zug de-po yin-pe ()
-; Fine, thank you. : Fine, thank you. (''FIGHN, then KYOO'')
+; Fine, thank you. : De-po yin. Thug je che.
-; What is your name? : What is your name? (''WUT iz yer NAYM?'')
+; What is your name? : Khye-rang gi tshen-la ga-re zhu-gi yod? ()Or Khedrand ming Gangyin.
-; My name is ______ . : My name is ______ . (''Migh NAYM iz _____ .'')
+; My name is ______ . : Ngai ming ___ yin.
-; Nice to meet you. : Nice to meet you. (''NIGHSS t' meet YOO'')
+; Nice to meet you. : Khye-rang jel-ney ga-po joong ()
-; Please. : Please. (''pleez'')
+; Please. : Thuk-je zig ()
-; Thank you. : Thank you. (''THANK yoo'')
+; Thank you. : Thuk-je-che (ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ།)
-; You're welcome. : You're welcome. (''yuhr WEL-kuhm'')
+; You're welcome. : ()Yin dang yin
-; Yes. : Yes. (''YESS'')
+; Yes. : Red (རེད།)
-; No. : No. (''NOH'')
+; No. : Ma-red
-; Excuse me. (''getting attention'') : Excuse me. (''ehkz-KYOOZ mee'')
+; Excuse me.
-; Excuse me. (''begging pardon'') : Excuse me. (''ehkz-KYOOZ mee'')
+gong-pa-ma-tsom / gong-ta
-; I'm sorry. : I'm sorry. (''IGHM SAW-ree'')
+; I'm sorry. : Gong dag
-; Goodbye : Goodbye. (''GUHD-bigh.'')
+; Goodbye : Chagpo nang, as in take care
-; Goodbye (''informal'') : Bye. (''BIGH'')
+Shug dan ja (when other person is staying):
-; I can't speak ''name of language'' [well]. : I can't speak English [well]. (''IGH cant speek ING-lush [wehl]'')
+kha-lay-pheb (when other person is going)
-; Do you speak English? : Do you speak English? (''doo YOO speek ING-lush?'')
+; I can't speak ''name of language'' [well]. :
-;  Is there someone here who speaks English? : Is there someone here who speaks English? (''IZ thayr SUM-wun heer hoo speekz ING-lush?'')
+nga pö-kay yak-po kyab gi mey
-; Help! : Help! (''HEHLP!'')
+; Do you speak English? :
-; Look out! : Look out! (''look OWT!'')
+khye-rang yin-ji-kay rgyab thub gi yin pe?
-; Good morning. : Good morning. (''guhd MOAN-ing'')
+;  Is there someone here who speaks English? : Dhir Engi shenyan yod Pai.
-; Good evening. : Good evening. (''guhd EEV-ning'')
+; Help! : Rog pa jed
-; Good night. : Good night. (''guhd NIGHT'')
+; Look out! : Phar toe
-; Good night (''to sleep'') : Good night. (''good NIGHT'')
+; Good morning. :ngado deleg
-; I don't understand. : I don't understand. (''IGH doan UHN-dur-STAND'')
+; Good evening. : gondo deleg
-; Where is the toilet? : Where is the toilet? (''WAYR iz thuh TOY-leht?'')
+; Good night. : Sim shag nang
+; Good night
+; I don't understand. : Nai she gyi med
+ha kho gi mey
+; Where is the toilet? :
+Sang chod gawa yod red.
 ===Problems===
 ===Numbers===
+'''One'''
+   Chig
-===Time===
+'''Two'''
+   Nyi
-====Clock time====
+'''Three'''
+   Sum
-====Duration====
+'''Four'''
+   Zhi
-====Days====
+'''Five'''
+   Nga
-====Months====
+'''Six'''
+   Dug
+'''Seven'''
+   Dun
+'''Eight'''
+   Gyed
+'''Nine'''
+   Gu
+'''Ten'''
+   Chu
+'''Twenty'''
+   Nyi-shu
+'''Thirty'''
+   Sum-chu
+'''Forty'''
+   Zhi-chu
+'''Fifty'''
+   Nga-chu
+'''One Hundred'''
+   Gya tham-pa
+===Time===Due tsod
+====Clock time====chutsod duetsod
+====Duration====ring, kab
+====Days====nyin ma
+====Months====dawa
 ====Writing time and date====
+yige dipai due dang tse
 ===Colors===
+    tseun dok ཚོན་མདོག
+Blue   སྔོན་པོ་
+    ngeun po
+Yellow སེར་པོ་
+    ser po
+Green  ལྗང་ཁུ་
+    jang koo
+Red  དམར་པོ་
+    mar po
+Brown
+    gyar mook
+Black  ནག་པོ་
+    nak po
+Orange ལི་ཝང་
+    li wang
+White  དཀར་པོ་
+    kar po
 ===Transportation===
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 ===Eating===
+Bon appetit! ཞལ་ལག་མཉེས་པོ་ནང་གོ
+  shelak nye po nang ko
+delicious ཞིམ་པོ་ སྤྼོ་པོ་(H)
+  shimpo   t(r)opo (H)
+meal  གསོལ་ཚིགས
+  sol tsi'
+meal, food  ཁ་ལག  ཞལ་ལག
+  kalak, shelak
 ===Bars===
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+{{phrasebookguide}}
+== Learning more ==
+* [http://www.wiki-babel.org/en/Lesson:Bod:1:Numbers_-_1_to_10 Listen to tibetan numbers on WikiBabel]
 Contents

[+]
Pronunciation guide 
Vowels
Consonants
Common diphthongs


[+]
Phrase list 
Basics
Problems
[+]
Numbers 
Writing time and date


Colors
[+]
Transportation 
Bus and train
Directions
Taxi


Lodging
Money
Eating
Bars
Shopping
Driving
Authority


Learning more
 Common signs


 OPEN 
 Kha chad
 CLOSED 
 Kha gyabpa
 ENTRANCE 
Go xhugsa 
 EXIT 
 Go Dhonsa
 PUSH 
 Bigyar gyab
 PULL 
 Than
 TOILET 
Sangchod 
 MEN 
 Pho mi
 WOMEN 
 Mo mo
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Contents

[edit] Pronunciation guide

[edit] Vowels

[edit] Consonants

[edit] Common diphthongs

[edit] Phrase list

[edit] Basics

[edit] Problems

[edit] Numbers

[edit] Writing time and date

[edit] Colors

[edit] Transportation

[edit] Bus and train

[edit] Directions

[edit] Taxi

[edit] Lodging

[edit] Money

[edit] Eating

[edit] Bars

[edit] Shopping

[edit] Driving

[edit] Authority

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