Mong lay Rakhine, Nga lay Rakhine

[kywthan]

great song

[tuntunkhine9]

We shouldn't try to blame one person to another. We should have understanding each other. We should try to encourage to our younger generations to improve their life and career. If you have money, you should be supporting them to create more lovely songs.

[Romabamboo]

mong kay Rakhine thar , nga lay Rakhine that, at the end, they are with alcohol...

[thansoestw]

Mong lay Rakhine, Nga lay Rakhine, rakhinetha...Arak ...thaught pho... la...la....

[Romabamboo]

this song makes me cry............

[AungShingMarma]

I am very please to learn the ancient history of rakhine or Marma. This is a rare for us.Please publish more like this historical events of ours. BAngkok

[thageeblood]

The Rukheng race is admitted to be of the same racial stock as the Burmas or Birmans, and is understood to have greatly preceded that nation in civilization. The Burmas, indeed, derive their own origin from the Rukheng, whom they generally dominate Burma Kyi, or the great Barmas, and they consider the Rukheng as the most ancient and original dialect of the Burma Language. (Leyden. J: On the language and Literature of the Indo-China Nations) ASIATIC RESEARCHERS, Vol. X, 1811)

[soulofrakhing]

i believe that burmese alphabets based rakhine's one cause u can see how rakhine could pronoun in a correct way.prond to be rakhine..a real won tune.that makes we are real rakhine..

[nloo9]

great music! meaningful and thoughtful larics! own tune! a rare one in burma! i am impressed!

[ppa93]

hahaha Rakhine sa kar is a bit different from Burmese.

[Romabamboo]

hahaha burmese sa kar is a bit different form Rakhine..

[thageeblood]

The Rukheng race is admitted to be of the same racial stock as the Burmas or Birmans, and is understood to have greatly preceded that nation in civilization. The Burmas, indeed, derive their own origin from the Rukheng, whom they generally dominate Burma Kyi, or the great Barmas, and they consider the Rukheng as the most ancient and original dialect of the Burma Language. (Leyden. J: On the language and Literature of the Indo-China Nations) ASIATIC RESEARCHERS, Vol. X, 1811)

[arakannet]

Mong lay Rakhine, Nga lay Rakhine.