Make All Rohingya Read & Write
Fainná gula gas ót nái Ázara hátu bazar ot zaa. Zuúra hátu gór ót zaa. Roóima hátu fua wá dhúla. Tollá ainnúom fainná gula. Fainná gula gas ót nái. Fua dhúlai tou monot nái. Lekóya: Citizen Of Arakan (Bormá,Aikkab, Nazir Fara) Father Of Rohingyalish: Eng, Muhammad Siddique(UK)
Read MoreBoro mosibot ot foréde dua *لَا إِلَٰهَ إِلَّا أَنْتَ سُبْحَانَكَ إِنِّي كُنْتُ مِنَ الظَّالِمِينَ *فَاسْتَجَبْنَا لَهُ وَنَجَّيْنَاهُ مِنَ الْغَمِّ ۚ وَكَذَٰلِكَ نُنْجِي الْمُؤْمِنِينَ Honó maabud nái, tuñí sára, Tuñí hárr komzuri’ttú fak, Aññí nafórmani goróyar bútore aiccílam. * Aññí íbar dua ré kobul gorí loiyí, Ar íbare frecani’ttú uddár goijjí, Éndila aññí imandar ókkol óre uddár gorí. * Boro mosibot ot foréde dua Honó maabud nái […]
Read MoreBañc ór laçí Ceér fúno bañçí bañçí, Nozira’ttú aiccíl laçí. Dadar át or íba ki? Ibá óilde bañc ór laçí. Íba ré loi goró dé ki? Íba ré dóri aññí áñçi. Bazar ot gilé tel or goçí. Foñté foñté borói fari. Sóol óre hábai fata fari. Háf bissú ré bari mari. Gór ot gilé duwar bari. Táai tai tuáñr dadi ré yó mari. Lekóya: Citizen Of Arakan (Bormá, Aikkab, Nazir fara)
Read More“AÑÁRAR ARKAN OT” Cántir Serak no zoler Cántir San no uler Añárar Arkan ot. Cántir boyar no baár Cántir zór no der Añárar Arkan ot. Cántir Hotá no fúnir Cántir Jinic no dekír Añárar Arkan ot. Cántir hána hái no farír Cántir gúm zai no farír Añárar arkan ot. Cántir fonná forí no farír Cántir dórmo mani no farír Añárar arkan ot. Oo Arkan, Oo Arkan Tui añárar foran Giyé hoçé tor Cán. YarTin ( Rohinthar ) _________ _________ _________ _________ ႐ိုဟင္ဂ်ာ ဘာသာစကားနဲ႔ ေရးလိုက္တဲ့ကဗ်ာေလးပါ။ ျမန္မာလို ဆီေလွ်ာ္ေအာင္ ဘာသာျပန္ရရင္– “ငါတို႔ အာရ္ကာန္မွာ” ၿငိမ္းခ်မ္းတဲ့ ဆီးမီးေရာင္မလင္း မထြက္ေပၚ ၿငိမ္းခ်မ္းတဲ့ လမင္း ငါတို႔ အာရ္ကာန္မွာ။ ၿငိမ္းေအးတဲ့ ေလညႇင္းမတိုက္ ေအးခ်မ္းတဲ့ မိုးကမရြာ […]
Read MoreO Allah! My heart is shivering; My hand is trembling; My eyes are flickering; My hairs are standing right up. O Allah, you are everything; and we are nothing. We need you and; without you we are nothing. O Allah, We believe in you; We trust on you; We believe on your safety: We believe on your security; We believe on your protection. We are nothing without you; O Allah; Forgive us our sins. You have blessed upon us again and again; But we did not acknowledge on it. We did ourself harm yet; You did not destroy us; Because you […]
Read More1 2 3 4 5 Fortín ful ottu fúl uggwá fanít fori zagói. 1. Fortín=Everyday; 2. ful=bridge; 3. fúl=flower; 4. fanít=into the water; 5. fori zagói= fall down by EMS
Read More1 2 3 4 5 Ruwáng ór Rani Rengun ot rajistri goríbélla rowana óiye. 1. Ruwáng ór = of Ruwáng – the old kingdom of Arakan 2. Rani = Queen 3. Rengun ot = in Rangoon (old capital city – now known as Yangon) 4. rasjistri goríbélla = to reign 5. rowana óiye = left (to proceed)
Read Morehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N2I11L6K4s Scientist today have discovered that the first man Adam arrived on earth 60,000 years ago. Sáintís e aijja tuai fardé Adom duniyait foóñisse de 60,0000 (háith házar bosór óiye). Tóile adam duniyait foóñisse dé bicí deri nóo, zeén néki édinna aiccéde. Hotá yián hádis hísafe sóiyi óitfare, kiálla hoilé, zehón fírista ókkol e adam oré deikké, hoórde tuñí duniyait aiccó de bicí leith óiye.
Read MoreFive Basic Survival Needs of Human Beings Written by: KennethSleight•edited by: Jason C. Chavis•updated: 10/8/2014 What do human beings need to physically survive? This list presents the five very basic physical items that people need to survive on this Earth. This list presents only the basic human needs to survive; people may need other items to grow, adapt and thrive. Interest in basic human survival has surged since the productions of television shows like Man vs. Wild andSurvivor Man. Even though they don’t explicitly mention these five basic needs, Bear Grylls and Les Stroud spend each episode of their respective […]
Read MoreGeneral Ne Win 1982 Citizenship Law By Aman Ullah In 1962, General Ne Win led a coup d’état and established a nominally socialist military government that sought to follow the “Burmese Way to Socialism.” The Ne Win government nationalized the economy and pursued a policy of autarky, which isolated Burma from the rest of the world. The black market and rampant smuggling supplied the needs of the people, while the central government went down slowly into bankruptcy. Furthermore, political oppression caused many educated Burmese to leave the country. There were sporadic protests against military rule during the Ne Win years and […]
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