If you follow my earlier posts, you might have been gone through English to Mizo language translations particularly spoken or daily conversations. When I see some comments on such earlier posts they often requested me to add audio/video help, I understood that my non-Mizo friends/visitors found it difficult to follow our Mizo language with its tones when they tried to pronounce correctly. To help them for pronouncing Mizo language correctly the followings audio/video tutorials are added, if you want to hear the tutorial voices please click the play button on the audio/video files:
Mizo tawng: Ka ngai che
English: I miss you
Mizo tawng: Mizo tawng in let rawh
English: Translate in Mizo language
Mizo tawng: Krismas Chibai
English: Merry Christmas
Mizo tawng: I rem tih chuan/Pawi i tih loh chuan
English: If you don't mind
Mizo tawng: I hmeltha lutuk
English: You are very beautiful/handsome
Mizo tawng: I duh em?
English: Do you like? Do you want?
Mizo tawng: Engzat man nge?
English: How much it cost? What is a price?
Mizo tawng: A to lutuk
English: It's too costly, It's too high
Mizo tawng: Engnge i duh?
English: What do you want?
Mizo tawng: Dam takin le
English: Good bye
Mizo tawng: Piancham chibai
English: Happy Birthday
Mizo tawng: Ka hmangaih che
English: I love you
Some more Mizo - English voice tutorial files are uploaded in my youtube channel, if you still want to hear more please check from it here > azassk youtube channel
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