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Zomi Mimal Min Malgawm Zia (3)
Some different names share the same spelling, which often brings about misperceptions. Here is a list of those names and a list of suggestions for how the spelling problem could be solved.
How to ...
Tone Sandhi in Zomi Anthroponyms [Draft 9]
This is a study of the tones of Zomi people, and how they change when speaking. This is an unfinished, on-going draft, which I will resume working on later this year.
Gelhmaan (Grammar) Telkan (Research) Ka Bawl Dan
This is a statement of how I do research into linguistics.
Piteek Khat Numei Ci Leeng Nuihzaak Huai
This is a brief paper written to dispel the myth that "lia" means a young, unmarried girl, Actually, "lia" includes all females, babies, children, girls, aging women, aged women. The same applies t...
Zolai Sim Bu Tan Khat Laibu Etdikna
This is Zolai Sim Bu Tan Khat (Zolai Reader First Standard) and the copyediting done by Taang Zomi.
Zolai Sim Bu Tan Khat and Tan Nih (Second Standard) were taught at Ciimnuai Christian Childre...
Zokam and Kawlkam Consonant Phonemes
This is a brief paper of research into the consonants phonemes of Zokam (=Zomi language) and Kawlkam (Burmese language) compared. This paper will be expanded to a full-fledged paper or to a book.
Kawlkam Consonants
This is a brief paper of research into the consonant phonemes of Kawlkam (=Burmese language). This paper will be expanded to a full-fledged paper or a book.
Zokam Consonants
This is a brief paper of research into the consonants of Zokam (=Zomi Language). This paper will be expanded to a full-fledged paper or book.
Zokam and Kawlkam Consonant Phonemes
This is a brief paper of an on-going research on the phonology of Zokam (Zomi language) and Kawlkam (Burmese language) compared.
Zomi Consonant Phonemes
This is a brief paper of an on-going research on the phonology of Zokam (Zomi language), spoken in Myanmar (Burma), India and Bangladesh.
