Rohingya Language Foundation

Tenses in English Rohingya and Malay

August 24, 2017

Simple Present Tense by Rashid Ahmed I speak = Muy kotá koóng = Saya bercakap I write = Muy lehóng = Saya menulis I drive = Muy salong = Saya memandu I love = Muy ador goróng = Saya mencintai I give = Muy dong = Saya memberi I smile = Muy áñcoóng = Saya senyum I take = Muy long = Saya mengambil You speak = Tuáñ kotá koóu = Awak bercakap You write = Tuáñ lehóu = Awak menulis You drive = Tuáñ saloou = Awak memandu You love = Tuy ador gorót = Awak mencintai You give […]

Waás – Guiding towards Lights

August 22, 2017

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Slået op af ‎عبدالله عمر الأركاني‎ i Lørdag den 19. august 2017

A Rohingya girl from camp – Dreaming to be a Doctor

August 16, 2017

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Finding a Way to Education: The #Rohingya Story (Full Version) Nicole Sganga reports for the New York Times on the education crisis in Western Myanmar. This is the full version.Nicole Sganga, a journalism student from the University of Notre Dame, accompanied Nicholas Kristof on his annual win-a-trip journey in #Burma. While reporting on the ground, Nicole captured a number of her experiences and interviews with members of the Rohingya Muslim minority on film. As always, reader comments and questions are welcome! Slået op af The Stateless Rohingya i Søndag den 16. august 2015

Aung San & Nur Mohammed – Fought together while loosing an eye

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Rohingya’s horrific suffering scene in 2012 caused by Rakhine Magh

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English to Rohingya to Malay Translated Words list (4)

August 9, 2017

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English Rohingya Malay I = muy, aññí = aku, saya, ku you = tuáñ, tuñí, tui = engkau, kamu, awak, anda he = hítañí, híte, te, tañí = dia, ia, nya she = híba, inta, tañí = dia, ia, nya we = amí, añára = kita, kami you = tuáñra = kamu, anda, kalian, engkau they = hítara, tará = mereka, dia orang this = ibá, yián = ini that = […]

Do not feel good if I cannot return home Arakan

July 31, 2017

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Differences between Rohingya and Bengali

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There are different dialects in Rohingya language spoken by Rohingyas in different townships Arakan state (Rakhine) Burma, such like, Mongdú (Maungdaw), Búsidóng (Buthidaung), Akyab (Sittway), Mámbra (Mínbya), Kiokto (Kyauktaw), Kiokpuru (Kyaukpyu), Rasídaung (Rathidaung), Kioknima (Kyauknimaw), Pattárhilla (Mrauk U). As well they are also different from each other in culture, faces, skin colours, and faith such like; hindu, baurgwa, doom, wahabi, sunni, Eesai, anikka, bañal, ruángngia, kaunsi musálman. Some racist Buddhists of Burma say, Rohingya are illegal Bengalis immigrated from Bangladesh in our country, Rohingya are not people of Rohang (Arakan). They speak Bengali language, dress like Bengalis and eat Bengali […]

OIC Session in Malaysia for helping Rohingya

July 29, 2017

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OIC to send high-level team to Rakhine state The OIC has come up with several resolutions to tackle the situation in the Rakhine state in Myanmar. Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman said that among the decisions are sending high-level delegates from the OIC Contact Group to meet with the locals. Slået op af Rohingya Blogger i Fredag den 20. januar 2017

English Rohingya & Malay Sentences

July 28, 2017

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1. I write with pen 1. Mui kolom loi lehóng ngé 1. Saya tulis dengan pen 2. You love to eat apples 2. Tuáñ sébgula khána posón goró 2. Awak suka makan epal 3. You play tennis 3. Tui tenís khélot 3. Awak main tenis 4. He reads a book 4. Híte kitab oggwá poré 4. Dia baca sebuah buku 5. He understands me 5. Híte mor kotá buzé 5. Dia memahami saya 6. She has a cat 6. Híbartí oggwá biloui asé 6. Dia ada kucing 7. She knows my friend 7. Híba yé mor húñajja ré siné 7. […]