Sweetheart in khasi

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Annie Margaret Barr was a British Unitarian who dedicated her life to the people of the Khasi Hills in Meghalaya (which means ‘abode of the clouds’ in Sanskrit), India, located in the Northeast corner, above Bangladesh and below Bhutan. She lived in the Khasi Hills for 40 years and opened schools for children as well as brought medical resources to the area. She also started an orphanage which closed upon her death in 1973. The Anne Margaret Barr Children’s Village in the Khasi Hills, named in her honor, opened in February 2009. All of the existing orphanages in the Khasi Hills until that time were religiously affiliated. The Unitarian Khasi community felt uncomfortable sending their orphaned children to orphanages that would likely convert them to faiths other than Unitarianism and so isolate them from their birth communities. The Unitarian Union of Northeast India contacted some Unitarian people from India and the States, who got together and raised funds and this unique and loving Unitarian orphanage, The Annie Margaret Barr Children’s Village, was built in 2009 that houses 10 boys and 14 girls ages 6-18 as well as 2 ‘mothers’ who care for their needs and the needs of the house and property who are extraordinary and a cook. But it is more than an orphanage. It is a place where young people sing, pray, dance, do yoga, care for one another’s needs, grow organic vegetables, harvest honey, wash clothes by the river, put ribbons in each other’s hair on the way to school. It ...

Whenever I think of Meghalaya, I think of waterfalls and hills and rains and yes, red stained lips and teeth of almost all the Khasi people. Barring a few,almost all of them chew betel leaves all the time. What is paan in Hindi heartland, is Kwai here; areca nut and lime wrapped in a betel leaf. Man and woman, all over the Khasi Hills, carry a small pouch carrying a few betel leaves, areca nut and sometimes lime as well. And all the three are in abundance here. Lime is extracted since very old times as the hills are rich in limestone. West Khasi hills resemble very much to Kerala in the humidity, rain, dense foliage and tall standing Areca nut trees. Areca nuts thrive in humid and wet climate and thus finds itself at home here. It thrives in the area owing to heavy rainfall and good drainage. The areca nut is a shade loving plant. The climatic conditions of Meghalaya suit the trees due to the high rainfall (3000 mm). Steep slopes allow continual drainage and clouds provide enough shade for the luxuriant growth of the plant. Gulkand (rose chutney) and tobacco are not added to it and that is what differentiates it from paan. And so prevalent is its use that at times, distances were measured in the units of Kwai, which is, how many Kwais will be chewed to cover the distance! Tall standing Areca nut Trees Kwai is ingrained deeply in Khasi culture. As with all other Khasi things, a folktale is associated with Kwai also. This is the legend of Kwai, tympew, shun and duma:betel nu...

Contents • How do you say in Khasi what are you doing? • What do you do in Khasi? • What is call Khasi in English? • How do you say sorry in Khasi? • What is Khasi culture? • How many types of Khasi are there? • Where is Khasi spoken? • How do you say welcome in Khasi? • How do you say I like you in Manipuri? • What is I love you in Canada? • What is meant by Khasi? • Where did Khasi people come from? • How do you say good morning in Meghalaya? • Is PNAR a language? • What do we call Dakar in English? • What is English word for udaras? What are you doing? Dang leh aiu? What do you do in Khasi? Basic Words & Phrases LIKE LOCALS Greeting (Hello OR How are you?): Kumno? (with the response Kumne meaning I am fine / Kumno can also be used to ask How?) Please: Sngewbha (pronounced sngew bhaa) Thank you: Khublei (this can also be used as a greeting even though it means thank you) Thanks a lot: Khublei shibun. What is call Khasi in English? /khānsī/ nf. cough countable noun. A cough is an illness in which you cough. How do you say sorry in Khasi? Nga wan slem. I’m sorry. What is Khasi culture? Like the other tribes in the North-East, the Khasis also ferment rice-beer, and make spirit out of rice or millets by distillation. Use of rice-beer is a must for every ceremonial and religious occasion. Social Structure: The Khasis, the Jaintias and the Garos have a matrilineal society. How many types of Khasi are there? The Khasi community can be divided into seven sub-groups, viz., War, J...

How to be a local in Meghalaya: Learn the Khasi Language Here are a few things you should know before you begin learning Khasi: • Khasi is not the only language of Meghalaya but the majority local language there • English is the state (official) language of Meghalaya and many people in the city and towns can understand and speak English • Khasi is also the majority population of Meghalaya (Khasi people and their Khasi language) • As you travel offbeat and explore villages and small areas, English will become useless as most locals speak only Khasi • Imagine Hindi and Khmer made love and had a baby – that’s Khasi language for you • Khasi people are related to Khmer people (Cambodians) and this reflects in their language and sounds as well Khasi woman Basic Words & Phrases LIKE LOCALS Here are 15 basic words & phrases very useful for local travel experiences: • Greeting (Hello OR How are you?): Kumno? (with the response Kumne meaning I am fine / Kumno can also be used to ask How?) • Please: Sngewbha (pronounced sngew bhaa) • Thank you: Khublei (this can also be used as a greeting even though it means thank you) • Thanks a lot: Khublei shibun • Sorry: Map (pronounced maap) • How much?: Katno? • How much is this?: Katno kane? • How much are these?: Katno kine? • Where?: Shano? • When?: Lano? • Sir or Mr: Bah (Example: Katno kane bah?) • Miss or Mrs: Kong • What is the time now?: Katno baje mynta? (Examples: Katno baje mynta bah? / Katno baje mynta kong?) • I am hungry: Nga lah...

Here it's for her, alone woman in the midst of her family, that my love poem is translated into Khasi (Bhoi-Khasi, Khashi, Khasie, Cherrapunji, Khassee, Khuchia, Cossyah, Kahasi, Kassi, Khasa, Khasiyas, Khynrium, Kyi, Sohra, War). This Khasi poetry is in the Austro-Asian language, of the Mon-Khmer group, spoken by the Khasi people, in the states of Meghalaya and Assam, in India, as well as in Bangladesh. Khasi is the language of less than a million aborigines who speak one of its dialects, it can be written with the modified Latin alphabet and sometimes with the Bengali script. The written language was developed through contact with missionaries, previously Khasi was only oral. In addition to the Latin alphabet, other attempts have been made to write the language, for example religious manuscripts have been written with the Eastern Nagari Script. Today the written language embraces all genres, novels, theater, and poetry of course. Moreover, the first Khasi poems were Christian poems, the objective of which was to promote the values of Christian morality. This poetry which, moreover, was of a very good content, paved the way for poetic genres other than the religious. Today poetry is surely the most practiced literary art among the Khasis. Of the many dialects of Khasi, it is the one spoken around cherrapunji (cherrapunjee, sohra), south of Meghalaya, which has been taken as the standard, for literature, newspapers, radio, TV and teaching in schools. In Meghalaya, if Engli...

Written by A. Avtans [This article is copyrighted, please mention author’s name with article’s title while you are copying/referring content from this page] In the North-Eastern part of India, there is the state of Meghalaya (in Sanskrit meaning the abode of clouds). Meghalaya is home to primarily three indigenous communities namely Khasi, Garo and Jayantia (Pnar) who are united by their mutual belief in matrilineal lineage i.e the women inherits all the family property . In 1972 Meghalaya state was formed by merging Garo Hills , Khasi Hills and Jayantia Hills. Shillong is the capital city of the Meghalaya state. Because of its famous rolling hills, it is often called as “Scotland of the East”. Since it was the capital of undivided Assam for long during British times, Shillong has developed into a popular hill station and a cosmopolitan city. Apart from being the seat of several governmental and educational institutions, Shillong has a bracing climate throughout the year. Khasi is an Austro-Asiatic language of the Mon-Khmer branch and is spoken primarily in Meghalaya by the Khasi people. It is the lingua franca in Shillong and the surrounding areas of Khasi and Jayantia hills. According to 2001 Indian census, it is spoken by more than 1,128,575 speakers. It is also spoken in some parts of Bangladesh and neighboring districts of Assam state of India. There are mainly five varieties of Khasi language viz ‘Standard Khasi’ (which is based on a variety called Khynriem spoken in...

Translation of "love" into Khasi ieit, jingieit, Ieid are the top translations of "love" into Khasi. Sample translated sentence: Just as a wise and loving father instructs his children, so God teaches people everywhere the best way to live. ↔ Kumba u kpa uba ieit bad uba stad u hikai ïa la ki khun, kumta ruh U Blei u hikai ïa ki briew ha kylleng ka pyrthei ban im haka rukom ka babha tam. ▪ KA PYNSKHEM IA KA IING KA SEM BAD KA IA KI JINGLONG BAD KI AKOR BA BHA TAM: Ka niam bashisha ka hikai ia ki rangbah ban ‘ ieid ia la ki jong ki tnga kum ia la ka jong ka met,’ ka iarap ia ki kynthei ban long kiba ‘tieng burom ia la ki jong ki tnga,’ bad ka hikai ia ki khun ban long kiba kohnguh ia la ki kmie ki kpa.’