Tibetan Song Three Girls Panggyen Metok (Losar 2007)

Tibetan Song

Category:

Music

Tags:

• panggyen
• metok
• dolma
• tsendep
• losar
• 2007
• amdo
• tibetan
• song
• tibet
• music
• sweetheart
• nhingduk
• shambala
• mitse
• gatse
• tsewa
• drendung
• dungkar
• gangjong
• sempa
• drinchen
• phama
• phayul
• demo
• tsedenma
• dharma
• zamling
• drisham
• shingkham
• neyul
• pharol
• rolma
• gawa
• gapo
• nga
• dang
• ngatso
• gatro
• lewang
• chigpa
• potala
• lhasa
• tsewi
• ama
• apa
• yehse
• norbu
• rap
• hip
• pop
• khadro
• gadrok
• nhingje
• jampa
• drinlen
• khawa
• gangri
• yutso
• tashi
• tsering
• yangchen
• kunga
• gyurmey
• tendrel
• sangpo
• jigdo

[taofukunga]

beautiful girls and nice kham pa dresses ,

[Bsgrond]

I think they co-operated very well. They are sopranos but their voice were lovely.

[yhaak]

i love it

[SauIan]

Chinese is not a Sino-Tibetan language, because "Sino-Tibetan" is not technically a valid language family. Linguists in general prefer to talk about "Burmo-Tibetan," of which Chinese is just one sub-branch.

[jungleguy100]

ji hu khampa be proud to khampa

[mineimow]

great!

[tendadon123]

i luv this song!!!!

[AchillesAntares]

I love you all... <3

[TibetIssra]

Tibetan writing is a derivation of sanskrit, but Tibetan language is, I believe, most closely related to Mongolian, in the Tibeto-Burman subcatagory of the Sino-Tibetan langauge family. However, thr elation between chinese and Tibetan is about as close as the relationship between, say, Hindi and Arabic.

[Noctis6969]

Out of curiosity, because my study is of East Asian Culture and Lit and Buddhism. How related are they? I always assumed that Tibetan was a derivative of Sanskrit (of course I am probably wrong), did Ancient Chinese form out of Tibetan? I know that Tibet controlled a large chunk of China during the time of the Greater Tibetan Empire, so I was curious if maybe Tibetan influenced the Chinese language then?

[namook1965]

My parents are from Kham. Listening to their accent, I am sure they are from Kham. Few of my father's best friends were Amdo and I am used to Amdo accent too. These girls' accent does not sound Amdo. They are Kham-mos.