Dukkor Zibon

Tuai tuai canti,E zibon cec goillam,Noo cantir ekkuna,Añra ekbar loot faailam. Oi gilam rasta rasta,Aro foror gañça gañça,Fua ye haraiye maa,Boin loi bai sira,Fooñsilam fera fera,Añra oilam dec hara. Ador ot usol tobka,Cundor ot cima sara,Harailam cunar don,Nagi haça maar woton, Ase boson ruaingar Cantir bat moris sura di bala,E zibon cec gorilam,Noofai cantir tita miça Lekoya: Muhammad Rafiqqu Ali (Bangladesh) : Father of Rohingyalish ENG Mohd Siddiq Basu

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Meiththa gudam thoin or sani.

Meiththa gudam thoin or sani. meiththa gudam thoin or sani. Zorzoraiya forer fani. Tui bizile zemen temen. Mui bizile foran manena. Ou hala san golar mala. Feth furedde tuañrla. Goyom besa thiañ gin loi loi.Rengun Coorot daigilgoi.Torla añrtu dil zooler de.Añr forane manena. Ou hala san golar mala.Feth furedde tuañrla. Meiththa gudam thoin or sani. Zorzoraiya forer fani. Mui bizile zemen temen. Tui bizile foran manena. Ou hala san golar mala. Feth furedde tuañrla. Kela besa thiañ gin loi loi. Aikkab Coorot daigilgoi. Ful or bisan gom nolager. Tuañr la oilam diwaana. Ou hala san golar mala. Feth furedde tuañrla. […]

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Maáni Ekkui Mogor Leká Forók Wala Ruáingya Hotá Ókkol (Same Meaning But Different Words)

Maáni Ekkui Mogor Lofzó Forók   koyá, kuwá, houi, kouú, hou honnót, konnánot, kuwánot hoçé, koróui, koréi, koddúrot kiálla, kiólla, keétla, keéttó hontú, kortí, kuntí, kottín kolom, holom kabor, hoor hondhoilla, kobitor, korcan, kobitlang, kondercan, kobitla, konmitor, kondelan hoicca, koissa, kasar, porka hoñr, kamar hossóf, kossóp hooñl, kumol hoinna, koinnya, bou, boru aktíkán, akthán, aktícan, ekki, ekka, ekkini ahér, aiyér, aár koccúng, koddúr, hoddúr hodún, hodúgun, kodún, kodúkun, korún konnán, kuán, hongán táñdi, séba, sórdi íng, sórot, thánda tetí, tetói, titói, tití, titun zamai, nek, beça, khócom dima, anda, boda  gaa, kaya, jisím, córil kotá, hotá  kara, haça  hañsa, kañsa  […]

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The Language of Rohingya

Some of the most common questions relating to Rohingya asked by people around the world: 1. Who are the Rohingyas? 2. What is Rohingya? 3. How is Rohingya language? 4. What language do Rohingya people speak? 5. Are the Rohingyas of  Myanmar Bengalis? 6. Do the Rohingyas of  Burma speak Bengali language? In this article, I’m going to quote everything from historical pages.  The word Rohingya/Rohaingya/Roaingya is a proper adjective for the proper noun Rohang/Roang. The term Rohang/Roang …… the old name of Arakan ….. is of much antiquity. It is the corruption of the Arabic term Raham (blessing, mercy). The Arab and Persian traders of […]

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Gom Kotá Ókkol

|      Burai Sári Gom Cíkho           | (1)  Nafórot gorínya ré muhábbot gorí saáyyó, maníc híba yé assé-assé nafórot gorá sári phílibó.  (2) Gail dinya ré gail no di, norom kotá loui juwab di saáyyó, maníc híba yé tuáñr kotá ré amól goríbo.  (3) Guccá walar loge guccá no solai, muk gali áñci yóre kotá kouí saáyyó, maníc híbar guccá ré íng goríbo. (4) Hámickón bura amól ekkán óre sári, gom amól ekkán cíki bótlah kucíc gojjó, khásilot bodoli aáibo. (5) Elóm cíkhinya ókkol, elóm óre amól gorí saáyyó ar gom zagat estemal gojjó, elóm ór kimot koddúr ahol ot […]

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Differences between Rohingya and Bengali

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 […]

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English Rohingya & Malay Sentences

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. […]

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Dream for Success then Follows these Rules

The 10 Habits of Self Made Millionaires [ The 10 Habits of Self-Made Millionaires ]If you want to become successful then you might want to follow these 10 Habits of Self Made Millionaires. There’s a big difference between how the poor and the rich think. And if you can get into the habit of what they do and model it then maybe one day you can achieve what they can achieve. Which one of these 10 habits do you do and how often do you do it. I have noticed that successful people normally learn something and implement it right […]

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