Krisho aathohotta gaan ekkaan gomir somoshya yeh duniyeh gaanot bekbaag jaagah nit.

Bharot dod, for example, ekkaan onumaan laagei nei 10,000 krisho nijo rey nijeh maarey pelaan protek bozor.

Baalokkaani kaaron ageh ibenottei, sini oleh rini, posol lor osopol, aaroh sorkaaror saashjyo homi.

krisho guney nitto taara dorkaari jinich saani puro guribaattei ektaal pressure oh under rey taan.

Taara tun ektaal horoch tai perod dibaatte, taara weather aaroh onyo factors aani jini nahi taarattun control nei sini ugurey doye loi nirbor guri taan.

Jokkay posol un haaraab on, krisho guney bekkaani aaraan jinittei nahi taara haam gosson.

Taara horoch ot dubi aagondey sigun oi paarey perod dinoh baaron, taara rey oh jaagaah aaroh poshudhaan aani beji baattei bol-bola goron.

Ibeney aajanei aaroh monoduk oh bhaabonaa tuli dey, jen nahi aathtohotta gaano kaaron naan oi paarey.

Sorkaarey krisho gunorey aathtohotta no guri baattei saashjyo guri paarey ekkaan role play guri nei.

Ekkaan dorkaari poth krisho gunorey credit aaroh onyo financial assistance access guri baattei dena.

Sorkaarey oh krisho gunorey training aaroh shiksaa di paarey, jaatei taara heth goraana gaanor noh upoy sigi paaron aaroh taara productivity gaan baarei paron paara.

Sesh porey sorkaar eh krisho guno jibon aani unnoti guri di paarey taara rey gom saashto seva , shiksaa aaroh onyo somaajik seva dinei.

krisho aathtohotta gaan ekkaan dugo somoshye, maattor iben somaadaan guri paara jaai.

Farmer suicides are a serious problem in many parts of the world.

In India, for example, an estimated 10,000 farmers kill themselves every year.

There are many reasons for this, including debt, crop failure, and lack of government support.

Farmers are often under a great deal of pressure to make ends meet.

They may have large debts to repay, and they may be at the mercy of the weather and other factors beyond their control.

When crops fail, farmers can lose everything they have worked for.

They may be unable to pay their debts, and they may be forced to sell their land or livestock.

This can lead to a feeling of hopelessness and despair, which can in turn lead to suicide.

The government can play a role in helping to prevent farmer suicides.

One important step is to provide farmers with access to credit and other financial assistance.

The government can also provide farmers with training and education, so that they can learn new ways to farm and increase their productivity.

Finally, the government can work to improve the lives of farmers by providing them with better access to healthcare, education, and other social services.

Farmer suicides are a tragic problem, but they are one that can be solved.


Mui ole buji2 ejogotte science heridity arw varia

Ebe olode ekko bor field, senottei mui badi dialogue o di justice guri bar babi nobarogor.

Hintu mui hoi ekk kani share guri bar sem subject o ugure, arw hoitw unno jinis o edot udi pare.

Ekkan otaleye dorkar heredity bebare hobor pebar olode eben bana genes pass gorana from parents to offspring ot noi.

Environments o yo degai higuri organism develop gore.

Duris, dibe ekk dokke jama guro tarar ekk dokke genes tei pare, mattor tara nolakke guri degibak ba ekk dokke guri behave guri bak.

Eben enekken onagan haronan ole judw2 environmental factors ot expossed oyon jor made.

Environment an hotti guri pare organisms jormade ekku rottun duri.

Genes o expression an influence oi pare, jeneken gurigenes un interact on, arw jeneken guri organisms o seropalla respond gore.

Jen bodola jai living organism a not sen olode result an doganot jemene heredity arw environment a nt.

Dibe organism e honodin ekk dokke oinobare, jama jora ole o ekk dokke no on.

Ei bodola jana gan hamot lagede ole evolution ode.

I have been considering the science of heredity and variation in living organisms.

It is a vast and complex field, and I cannot hope to do it justice in a short dialogue.

But I would like to share some of my thoughts on the subject, and perhaps spark a discussion.

One of the most important things to understand about heredity is that it is not simply a matter of passing on genes from parents to offspring.

The environment also plays a major role in determining how an organism develops.

For example, two identical twins may have the same genes, but they will not necessarily look or behave the same.

This is because they will have been exposed to different environmental factors during their development.

The environment can affect an organism's development in a number of ways.

It can influence the expression of genes, the way that genes interact with each other, and the way that the organism responds to its surroundings.

Variation in living organisms is the result of both heredity and the environment.

No two organisms are exactly alike, even if they are identical twins.

This variation is essential for evolution.


Soinikkun bibinno jagar-jador manus, hintu tara moddey ekkhan soman agey tara siddanto nown tarar jibon diney di oley oh deshan rokkan goribar.

Tara bibinno kano chetro uttun ejon, tarar nana doronor karon agey botti obar.

Hoi ek-khonur desh seba goribar utsaha agey, hoi ek-khoney berebattei,ar unnati goribbatei.

Jeno kono karon hoi parey, soinikkuney bek ek doronor hosto sojjo gora porey.

Tarat tun bojor-bojor poribarattun, somsse tun dhurot ta porey, ebong sob somoy toiyer ta porey jekono dor gorey para ham bugot lobar ar jiban dibar.

Tarar sharirik ar manusik bhabey sokto oh porey, ebong ek jhoda oi ham goribar hemota ta porey.

Soinikkor jiban ekkhan noi, hintu tarar jibon an botti maaney or uddisso agey.

Soinikkun olakkey amar sadinota rokka goribar borjon, ebon maan gojeye borjon.

Agey soinikkuno logey bajey bhabey bhebohar gottak.

Tara re hammo manjo sogendi sedak, sadoron manjey je sujog subidey pedak tara re siyani dey naw odaw.

Soinikkuno re ekkhu tarar bolida-nottei sina jai, ebong somman dey oi, jiyan tara pebar joggo.

Soinikkun ama somajot hub maan gojeye manus.

Soldiers are a diverse group of people, but they all share one thing in common: they have chosen to put their lives on the line to protect their country.

They come from all walks of life, and they have a variety of reasons for enlisting.

Some are motivated by patriotism, while others are looking for adventure or a way to better themselves.

Whatever their reasons, soldiers all face the same challenges.

They must endure long periods of separation from their families and friends, and they must be prepared to face danger and death.

They must also be physically and mentally strong, and they must be able to work as part of a team.

The life of a soldier is not easy, but it is a life that is full of meaning and purpose.

Soldiers are the guardians of our freedom, and they deserve our respect and gratitude.

In the past, soldiers were often treated poorly.

They were often seen as expendable, and they were not given the same rights and benefits as other citizens.

Soldiers are now recognized for their sacrifices, and they are given the respect and honor that they deserve.

Soldiers are an important part of our society.


Akosua Aunty: Ju! Ju!, guro-lok. Mui tomaa'ttei hi guri di-paarim?

Cousin 1: Aamaattun ekkaan decision lobattei tor shaajyo laager.

Aami baabittei helley test'tot cheating guribong naa no-goribong

Cousin 2: Ee, aami hobor phei siyen gom noi, mattor ami bekkune fail obaar jomoh dorer.

Akosua Aunty: Mui hobor phaang tumi dorotteh, mattor cheating goraanaa'gaan hono-din thik noi.

Eben monot raagaanaa dorkaar integrity gaan amaattei life'ot ekkaan bohut important jinich.

Cheating gorile, bana tore-tui cheating no-goror, bagi gunore'oh cheating goror jigune thik se lega maadheyon

Cousin 1: Te, aami judi fail gorile sokkeh hi obo?

Akosua Aunty: Fail gorilay, goribaa deh-aai. Sein ye jinghaani.

At least tumi hobor pebaa tumi bohut seshta goccho aro tumi cheating no-goro.

Aamaa ttun jein thik oi sein ye gora poreh deh, jettomaan dideri odo saat.

Akosua Aunty: Hello, children. What can I do for you?

Cousin 1: We need your help with a decision.

We're all trying to decide whether or not to cheat on a test tomorrow.

Cousin 2: Yeah, we know it's wrong, but we're all really scared of failing.

Akosua Aunty: I understand that you're scared, but cheating is never the answer.

It's important to remember that integrity is one of the most important things in life.

When you cheat, you're not just cheating yourself, you're also cheating everyone else who has worked hard to learn the material.

Cousin 1: But what if we really do fail?

Akosua Aunty: If you fail, then you fail. That's life.

But at least you'll know that you did your best and you didn't cheat.

We need to do the right thing, even if it's hard.


Lesbian, gay, bisexual araw transgender (LGBT) manussun awleh jigyun sex besh goron ba gender porichoi/sini lonagan besbak awttei judo.

Sexual orientation awleh mansor hospana parjar araw sex miolini banana onno jondoi, te gender porichoi awlaw deh monot milay araw morot awr babona sini lona.

LGBT mannussuneh baluk hitten awtteh char jinghanit gora heyon, sei bidireh sabori, gawr araw sastaw jototn gorana.

Tara besh lagot peyon otteychar araw awbo hela gorahana.

LGBT manussunor sinnporichoi bana ekan doi noi

Ek dagyi manush jormo hoiteh tarar sex gom panagan tai, ba gender sinena hintu ekdagyi somoi o onusareh ei monor bap pani utponno goron.

LGBT manussun emon bak-bak onno bagyi jono sadaronaw dokkin

Tara jibonor nanan hitten dittun esson araw ektal gorinei mon elo araw soyong hobor pan.

Sikitcha goriye guneh sini loyondeh awlaeh mileh-moraw dawr bedah bet aw dik digyeh araw gender porichoi araw manor awsuk.

Gesseh gori, American Psychiatric Association neh peleideh/lareideh ekdokkeh sex shun ta listit jigyun monor awsuk elak 1973.

LGBT manussuneh tarar jingyuri moneh hoi singyuri tei parana ochit araw nijor dabiloi.

Tara oh bebohaor pana osit Sawrman araw mollo.

Onek dejot, ahyin elak jigyuneh LGBT manussunoreh ottesarottun nirabotta pebattei.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people are people who identify with a sexual orientation or gender identity that is different from the majority population.

Sexual orientation refers to a person's romantic and sexual attraction to others, while gender identity refers to a person's internal sense of being male or female.

LGBT people face discrimination in many areas of life, including employment, housing, and healthcare.

They are also more likely to experience violence and abuse.

There is no one single cause of LGBT identity.

Some people are born with an innate sense of their sexual orientation or gender identity, while others develop these feelings over time.

LGBT people are just as diverse as the rest of the population.

They come from all walks of life and have a wide range of interests and experiences.

The medical community recognizes that sexual orientation and gender identity are not mental illnesses.

In fact, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders in 1973.

LGBT people should be able to live their lives openly and authentically.

They deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

In many countries, there are laws that protect LGBT people from discrimination.


Acid rain olodey ikko ser bo okkor'or sobdho:ouch.

Iben ekkaan gombir somoshye jen nahi jaar, lakes aaroh ebong maanuj'unoreh hotti gorer.

Acid rain an oidi olodey jokkey chemicals an sulfur dioxide aroh nitrogen oxide released oi abha ganot power plants, factories aroh gaarir darai.

Yeh chemicals'aani paani loi bayumondol'anot react oinei acid form oi, jini nahi jor,snow aaroh fog oh izebe toley di poregi.

Acid rain'aney ghaaz'sunoreh hotti gorey taarah paada gaani aaroh acidic guri gurai.

Yeh kaaron'ney paadah gaani elottey oi ai juri porey, se porey di ghaaz so reh rogi obaattei sombedonsil baanai.

Acid rain'aney oi maas'sunoreh aaroh jol-jibon'unoreh morey pelaai paani gaan bez acidic baanei di dai.

Se baara oi acid rain'an building aaroh statues'sun baang'e pellei de sei sammagri ni corroding guri guraai.

Ballokkaani upoy ageh guri baattei acid rain'an homey baar.

Ekkaan olodey cleaner energy sources'anot switch goraana, jini nahi solar aaroh wind power.

Aaroh ekkaan olodey pollution controls insstall goraana factories'ot aaroh power plants'ot.

Sesh porey di aami aamaa bhaakko guri paari dey olodey gaari hom saalaana, recycling bez goraana aaroh energy gaan efficiently bebohaar goraana.

Tah porey tui judi joor-boyer degosh si oi, acid rain'noh ugure ekka baabich.

The reality of acid rain is a four-letter word: ouch.

It's a serious problem that's harming forests, lakes, and even people.

Acid rain is caused when chemicals like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide are released into the air by power plants, factories, and cars.

These chemicals react with water in the atmosphere to form acids, which then fall to the ground in rain, snow, or fog.

Acid rain can damage trees by making their leaves more acidic.

This can cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off, which can weaken the tree and make it more susceptible to disease.

Acid rain can also kill fish and other aquatic life by making the water too acidic.

In addition, acid rain can damage buildings and statues by corroding the materials they're made of.

There are a number of things that can be done to reduce acid rain.

One is to switch to cleaner energy sources, such as solar and wind power.

Another is to install pollution controls on factories and power plants.

And finally, we can all do our part by driving less, recycling more, and using energy more efficiently.

So the next time you see a rainstorm, think about acid rain.


Teh ekdinye ek packet biri hai, aaroh teh 20 bojor olo biri hattey.

Teh hobor pai biri haana'gan saastho'th te gom noi, mattor teh iri noh baareh.

Ek dinye, Klaus'eh pottan'ot adi jaadey ikko oporichit manuj laagot peye.

Se manuj'oh ikko laamba coat pinney aaroh ekkaan oporichit jontro aloy tah aatan'ot.

"Excuse me," Klaus'eh hoiye, "tui hi goror?"

"Mui ikko scientist," se manuj'oh hoiye. "Mui ekkaan noh jontro ugureh haam gorong'or jen nahi manuj'unoreh saashjyo goribo biri iri dibattei.

"Ghez'se oni?" Klaus'eh hoiye "Sein doh baari dhol!"

"Seh jontro gaan'eh toreh dujo space'ot paadey diboh jot nahi tui debe biri hei hain hi hoti oye tor saastho'anot.

"Sein to ekkey vishes-nojaiye,"Klaus'eh hoiye. "Mui sein seshta guri baar sang."

Se manuj'oh ajse. "Baari ghom, teh hoiye. "Eh jontro'anot tei taak teh mui start guri dim."

Klaus'eh jontro'ano ugureh uttey teh se manuj'oh door'an bhondo gosche.

He smoked a pack of cigarettes a day, and he had been doing so for over 20 years.

He knew that smoking was bad for his health, but he couldn't seem to quit.

One day, Klaus was walking down the street when he saw a strange man.

The man was wearing a long white coat and had a strange device in his hand.

"Excuse me," Klaus said. "What are you doing?"

"I'm a scientist," the man said. "I'm working on a new device that will help people quit smoking."

"This device will send you to another space where you will be able to see the effects of smoking on your health."

"That sounds incredible," Klaus said. "I'd like to try it."

The man smiled. "Very well," he said. "Just step into this device and I'll start the process."

Klaus stepped into the device and the man closed the door behind him.


Maw hakka garigan awlawdeh uju tengya-sompot heye jaraw jontur.

Pani tajeh mawretteh Udo dokken gori iyeneh petrol hai, pet-pet mek saga dokki hala dumo lingyi lei.

Hintu garinot ekkal jaga elaw, maw hakkattei etaal room elak, taw mokko, araw tarar thinno guro.

Ek dineh, maw hakka ta poribarloi sagoraw parot jadeh grai ganot petrol pureyeh.

Te pawdaw dagedi teli tonei adi-adi hai hureh petrol station mokkeh jana argani gosseh.

Jokkeh te adi jar, ekkan bagya gari sero pala ek paal manush hureyon dekkeh.

Maw hakka gari ganottun bes tel hawm horos awi araw ektaal sigon.

Manussuneh bangya gari sor gottondeh sot maw hakka tameyeh.

Tara edaw jadi haneh sor gori di passon sen tar monot posseh, te araw hobor peyeh te jedokkani attyer lareh sittun hom attyer tara lasson.

Te buji passeh yei manussunottun te ektaal sigyi paribo.

Jokkeh maw hakka garot esseh, te hi-hi deekeh goi ta mokkoreh hoyeh.

Te raji oye tara bangya gari gan sor gori dedeah sibettun ektaal sigyi battei.

Tara maw hakka gari gan beji dibettei siddantaw gosson the ekkan tel hom horosh awidi babotteh gari hini bettei.

My uncle's car was a resource-intensive beast.

It guzzled petrol like a thirsty camel, and its exhaust belched out clouds of black smoke.

But it was also a spacious vehicle, with plenty of room for my uncle, his wife, and their three children.

One day, my uncle was driving his family to the beach when he ran out of petrol.

He pulled over to the side of the road and started to walk to the nearest petrol station.

As he was walking, he saw a group of people gathered around a car that had broken down.

The car was a much more fuel-efficient model than my uncle's, and it was also much smaller.

My uncle stopped to watch the people work on the broken car.

He was impressed by how quickly they were able to fix it, and he also noticed that they were using a lot less resources than he was.

He realized that he could learn a lot from these people.

When my uncle got home, he told his wife about what he had seen.

She agreed that they could learn a lot from the people who had fixed the broken car.

They decided to sell my uncle's car and buy a more fuel-efficient model.


Gorom haadalley 2023, Los Angeles seher'ot ekkaan heat wave acche.

Taapmaan'an bacche, aaroh manuj'sun sot-pottei oyong.

Ekkaan gorot, ikko poribaar'eh thanda tebattei seshta gorer.

Maa-baap'un, John aaroh Mary, dojoneh gorot'tun haam gotton aaroh taarah pohgun, Sarah aaroh Michael'eh taarah school'oh haamaani gotton.

Goroh fan'nani ekdom full speed'eh soler, mattor toh gorom.

John'ottun latest fan technology' anot bohut daap oye sigibaar.

Teh ekkan noh fan'oh bepaareh maadeiye jen nahi room'ot onyo fan'ani tun bez thanda gori de.

Teh decide gosseh sot research gori baatei sein fan'an haam gori boh na noh goriboh ta poribaar'ottei.

Ikko website suk peye jot nahi ektaal fan bejaa jai.

Teh sot bibinno doron'or fan togeiye, aaroh ekkaan fan sukk peye jein nahi te monegoreh de ta pooribaar botteiu haam gori bo.

Se fan'an oreh hoidi oledey "Disorderly Vortex Fan" aaroh sein doi bor-bor aabha gul oi room'ot jen nahi onyo fan'anittun bez dholey daley haam goreh.

John'eh se fan'an order gosse, aaroh sein hoi ekdin poreh lummehgi.

Te se fan'an living room'ot laageiye, aaroh bohut gom peye jingri sein haam gorer.

In the summer of 2023, a heat wave hit the city of Los Angeles.

The temperatures were soaring, and the people were starting to get restless.

In one house, a family of four was trying to stay cool.

The parents, John and Mary, were both working from home, and their two children, Sarah and Michael, were trying to do their schoolwork.

The fans in the house were running full blast, but it was still hot.

John was starting to get interested in the latest fan technology.

He had read about a new type of fan that could cool a room more efficiently than traditional fans.

He decided to do some research to see if he could find one that would work for his family.

John found a website that sold a variety of fans.

He browsed through the different types of fans, and he eventually found a fan that he thought would work for his family.

The fan was called the "Disorderly Vortex Fan", and it was designed to create a vortex of air that would cool the room more efficiently than traditional fans.

John ordered the fan, and it arrived a few days later.

He set it up in the living room, and he was immediately impressed by how well it worked.


Dol achoron'ani oley obbez aaroh kormo'ani jini nahi manuj'unottei sommon degai.

Sini oley sikkey bebohaar jini nahi golden rule'oh ugureh niyomit oy, jeney nahi hon tui jenokkey guri sommaan pebaar saac senokkey guri maanjo're oh sommaan gurich.

Dol bebohaar'ani oley dorkaari haaron sini'ey yeh duniye songsaar'anor ey ekkaan sugi jaagah tebaattei baanai.

Ini ye somaaj'or baabona'ani baanai baatttei shashjyo goreh aaroh manuj'unoreh aaraamdaiyok ebong sommaanit goreh.

Bibinoh doron'or dol achoron ageh, maattor hoi ekkaan bez dorkaari olodey boddroh ona, sommaanit goraana, maanjottei dyaan raagaana, ebong daaittobaan ona.

Boddroh oley maaney vinomit aaroh sommaanit ona manjo idu.

Sini oley hona "please" ebong "thank you" manjottei door huli dena, aaroh gomeh daley suni thaana jokkey maanje hodah hon.

Sroddahsil ona maaney maanjo'reh gorimaa aaroh sommaan dena, taarah boyoch, jaat, gender religion, aaroh social status'an jei odoh saat.

Maanjo're aaji no dena, jokkey taarah hoda hon hosto no laagaana, aaroh taarah hoda ni suni taana tui judi maani leyo.

Sidey oley maaney bujojaidi sotto-baadi aaroh sincere ona.

Gaal no maadaana aaroh paagaara no goraana, ebong baabona gaani huli ney hona.

Maanjottei baabi dena maaney olodeh cintasil aaroh sohaayok ona.

Ibeni olodey maanjo dorkaari jinich'ani hobor raagaana aaroh sini goraana jini nahi taarattun aaraam laageh.

Good manners are the habits and actions that show respect for other people.

They are learned behaviors that are based on the Golden Rule, which says to treat others the way you want to be treated.

Good manners are important because they make the world a more pleasant place to live.

They help to create a sense of community and make people feel more comfortable and respected.

There are many different types of good manners, but some of the most important ones include being polite, being respectful, being honest, being considerate of others, and being responsible.

Being polite means being courteous and respectful to others.

This includes saying "please" and "thank you," holding the door open for others, and listening attentively when someone is speaking.

Being respectful means treating others with dignity and respect, regardless of their age, race, gender, religion, or social status.

This includes not making fun of others, not interrupting them when they are speaking, and listening to their opinions even if you disagree with them.

Being honest means being truthful and sincere.

This includes not lying or cheating, and being upfront about your intentions.

Being considerate of others means being thoughtful and helpful.

This includes being aware of the needs of others and doing what you can to make them feel comfortable.


Maastor, mui mone-gorong somashye gun aami jinghaanit bohut dorkaari.

Jokkey aamaar taarar'ey lagey sokkey tara aama logeh taan, je nahi aamaar'eh aajaan,aaroh aamaareh manuj baanan.

Jokkey mui sigon elung, mui sokkey noh-bujong.

Mui sokkey hobor nopang friendship'an hottomaan dorkaari jinich.

Mui money gottun sein oleh bana purti goraana aaroh eklog'eh haam goraana.

Mattor jokkey mui birad oyong, mui buji passong'ge friendhip'an olodeh sittun bez aaroh ageh.

Iben olodeh sibe'loi hoda hona jibe nahi toreh buji bo, jibe nahi toreh biches goribo aaroh jibe nahi toreh izebot loboh.

Mo somashye gun aabodeh-bibodeh mo logeh elaag.

Taara moreh mo gom aaroh bojong somoy'ot laagot peyon, aaroh taarah moreh nitto hoch-peyong aaroh support gossong.

Taarah moreh dugo somoy'ot bohut sashjyo gossong, aaroh jokkey mottun bohut dorkaari lakkey sokkey taarah moreh aajeyong.

Mui hobor paang mui mo somashye gunoreh nitto biches gori paarim.

Taarah logeh mui nitto tei paarim, aaroh mui hobor paang jei taarah moh logeh nitto tebaak.

Mui taarah friendhip'an doi bohut kritokgo, aaroh mo jibonan taarah saarah bohut kothin olun.

Teacher, I think friends are one of the most important things in life.

They're the people who are there for us when we need them, who make us laugh, and who help us grow as people.

When I was younger, I was kind of immature.

I didn't really understand the importance of friendship.

I thought it was all about having fun and doing things together.

But as I've gotten older, I've realized that friendship is so much more than that.

It's about having someone to talk to who understands you, who you can trust, and who you can count on.

My friends have been there for me through thick and thin.

They've seen me at my best and my worst, and they've always loved and supported me.

They've helped me through tough times, and they've made me laugh when I've needed it most.

I know that I can always count on my friends.

They're the people who I can be myself around, and who I know will always be there for me.

I'm so grateful for their friendship, and I know that my life would be much poorer without them.


Moh nekko jokkey tar bego polley compueter an hinnehy sikkey technologir jug naw elaw.

Computer an dangor ar pulley elaow, ama room ur biret jaga matto.

Bari dam elow, balok mas duri tengya jomei toh possey computer an hini battei.

Moh nekko hub huji elow tar computer an nineni, gonta song sigi daw.

Teh jadi-madi computer an hikkey gori chala porey sigi pelley, tey gobey-sona hoda lekko, hara hely daw.

Mor settoman mon naw elaw compueter bebohar goribar, hintu computer or je subidey gani agey siani gom lagidow. Bills dena, aro onno-anno ham gornana jianir store ar library et ja potto.

Hoi ek bojor porey computer ani sosta ebong prai doganot pa jai.

Siyani sigon ar bej gori powerful gosson.

Senottei bej gori compueter or somporkey bek manjor edu prachalita oiye, ebong mile guno edu oh.

Ses mej mor oh mon ei jeyegoi computer bebohar goribar, presentaions banebar ebong tengya poiser ejeb ragey-battei.

Ekkhu dinot computer ar electronics bekkuno jibonot ei jeyegoi.

Ami jekono hamottei, school ot, naj, ganottei ar manjo loi jogajog goribattei bebohar gori.

Tara ama jobonani hub sohos gori don balok babey.

When my husband acquired his first computer, the technology was still in its infancy.

The computer was a large, bulky machine that took up a significant amount of space in our living room.

It was also very expensive, and we had to save up for several months to be able to afford it.

My husband was very excited about his new computer, and he spent hours learning how to use it.

He quickly became an expert in using the computer to do research, write papers, and play games.

I was not as interested in using the computer, but I did appreciate the convenience of being able to use it to pay bills and do other tasks that used to require a trip to the library or store.

As the years went by, computers became more and more affordable and accessible.

They also became smaller and more powerful.

This made them more popular with people of all ages, including women.

I eventually became interested in using computers to do things like create presentations for work and manage my finances.

Today, computers and electronics are a part of our everyday lives.

We use them for work, school, entertainment, and communication.

They have made our lives easier and more convenient in many ways.


Jol jolleh bulb abiskar gorana ageh di, manus suneh mumbatti araw telor lamp po bebohar garon tarar goranit por dibattei.

Yei daronor pawr settoman uttom nawi araw tara barebar ektal ektal dumo utponno awi.

Jol jolleh bulb abiskar goranai bekkani dodoli deh.

Iyeneh mansoreh redot por tebatteh deh araw iyeneh andarot ham goribyer araw hara hobattei sombob gori deh.

Electricity bajebar ekkan upai awleh lights tun off gori jana jokkeh tui roommo pelei jebeh.

Onna ekkan upa electricity sajebar awleh hawm electricity lagondeh babotteh joljolleh bulbs bebohar gorana.

Hawm electricity lagedeh babotteh bulb bebohar golleh hawm electricity larchar awi jigyun awnabajjo joli tan araw digol gori tegyi tan.

Guro guneh o electricity bajebar sajjo gori paron tara jokkeh room mottun jan sokkeh lights un off gori jenei araw jeh jinissani bebohar gora no awi sini poi tonei.

Tara ingyuri o sajjo gori paron electricity hom bebohar gorana gan jagawrawn tenei.

Electricity bajana bari dorkar karon iyeneh carbon not majara homebar sajjo goreh.

Jokkeh ami hawm electricity bebohar goribong, ami greenhouse gases homei pari.

Greenhouse gases sani awleh aba huya bodola janar mul karon nani.

Electricity bajenei ami seropalani rokkeh gori pari araw tengya bajei pari.

Before the invention of the light bulb, people used candles and oil lamps to light their homes.

These sources of light were not very efficient and they often produced a lot of smoke.

The invention of the light bulb changed everything.

It allowed people to have more light at night and it also made it possible to work and play in the dark.

One way to save electricity is to turn off lights when you leave a room.

Another way to save electricity is to use energy-efficient light bulbs.

Energy-efficient light bulbs use less electricity than regular light bulbs and they last longer.

Children can help save electricity by turning off lights when they leave a room and by unplugging appliances when they are not in use.

They can also help by being aware of the amount of electricity they use.

Saving electricity is important because it helps to reduce our carbon footprint.

When we use less electricity, we produce less greenhouse gases.

Greenhouse gases are one of the main causes of climate change.

By saving electricity, we can help to protect the environment and we can also save money.


Matchmakers un paaraampaarik somaaj jot ekkaan guruttohpurn role paalon goron jodaa guroney ekgotor guri tobaattei.

Taara somaaj jot onsur odorniyeh sodosso, aaroh taara upodesh saan ektaal sommaan gora oi.

Matchmakers un ikko jodaa baani dedey bibinnoh kaaron bibechona goron, sini oleh poribaar bo social status saan, jodaa guno donpotti gaano obosta gaan, aaroh dormo'r bichches saan.

Taara maanuj sunor vyoktigot gun naani oh kyaal raagaan, sini oleh vyoktitto gaan, shiksha gaan aaroh mon'oh dokkaan.

Matchmaking aanoh prokriya ghaan bohut maaj baah bozor laagi paarey.

Eh somoy bot matchmakers uney jodaa bo rey sini paaron aaroh taara poribaar bo rey oh sini paaron.

Taara jodaa bo rey eklogeh mili baatei bebosta guri don baalok'kaani upolokko'ot.

Jodaa bo judi upojukto oi di oi, matchmaker uney onustaanik aalochona ni aaraambo goron poribaar'oh moddeh.

Ekpholla judi cukti gaan oi, jodaa bo mela gaan paaraampaarik onustaan oh izebey gora oi.

Matchmaking aan paaraampaarik somaaj jot dirgayu ebong poripunnoh guri polapol somporko oi.

Jodaa gun onsur upojukto on, aaroh taarar taara poribaar'or ebong somaaj'jor saashjyo aageh.

Iben ney niscinto gorey de jeh taara saameh jeh bibod taani ejeh sini saameley baattei.

Matchmaking'aan sedok saadaaron nei aar jokkay nahi iben ekpholla eloh, iben ejoh song ekkaan guruttohpurn role paalon gorey paaraamporik somaaj jot.

Matchmakers in traditional societies played a vital role in bringing couples together.

They were often respected members of the community, and their advice was highly valued.

Matchmakers would consider a variety of factors when making a match, including the social status of the families involved, the financial situation of the couple, and their religious beliefs.

They would also take into account the personal qualities of each individual, such as their personality, education, and appearance.

The process of matchmaking could take months or even years.

During this time, the matchmaker would get to know the couple and their families.

They would also arrange for the couple to meet each other on several occasions.

If the couple felt that they were compatible, the matchmaker would then begin the formal negotiations between the families.

Once a deal was reached, the couple would be married in a traditional ceremony.

Matchmaking in traditional societies resulted in lasting and fulfilling relationships.

The couples were often well-suited to each other, and they had the support of their families and community.

This helped to ensure that they would be able to weather any challenges that came their way.

While matchmaking is no longer as common as it once was, it still plays an important role in some traditional societies.


Jekken ehbosong duri lobar mokabela ahgeh, Parmanu soktir Laabh awbar sombabona ahgeh.

Parmanu sokti ghan begoh laabh pan awle senawr doromoroghan.

Ahbani ahro onyoh poristitit seyani sideh nawgoschhe gori, parmanu soktir kendoro salei paredeh deneh 24 gonta , saptai 7 din ham gori pareh.

Ehbenawr ortho awle current nan dolei gori sittun dih pareh, jekke onyoh pot naw teleyo.

Parmanu urja ghanot tuluna awnusareh Kom carbon footprint

Jekke fossil fuels loi tuluna goribo, nuclear orjha ghaneh bohut hom greenhouse gas utpadon goreh.

Eibeneh endokken current banei paredeh Jen seropalla loi golmil.

Oideh deh, Parmanu sokti senereh duri lobar ekku mokabela goraporibo.

Begoh dangor Moddabo awle ehbenawr parmanur pelaselani

Parmanu pelaselani radioactiv oi ahro ehyani bojhor bojhor song dolei gori tubei toinei tawna.

Hintu, ei somosche ganireh tik gori bettei ekkur ahjagoripasche technologies unnothi ohyon.

Ei mokabela bairehyo, Parmanu urjha ganawr labh pan tikseh gori dorkar.

Ei urjha ghan poriskar, bissesgoripasche, ahro ei pottaneh sokti jettoman lageh sei soktighan banei dibattei ahmareh sahasjyo goreh.

While there are still challenges to be overcome, the potential benefits of nuclear energy are significant.

One of the biggest advantages of nuclear energy is its stability.

Nuclear power plants can operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, regardless of the weather or other conditions.

This means that they can provide a reliable source of electricity, even when other sources are unavailable.

Nuclear energy also has a relatively low carbon footprint.

When compared to fossil fuels, nuclear energy produces much less greenhouse gas emissions.

This makes it a more environmentally friendly option for generating electricity.

Of course, there are also challenges to be overcome with nuclear energy.

The most significant of these is the issue of nuclear waste.

Nuclear waste is radioactive and must be stored safely for many years.

However, there are a number of promising technologies being developed to deal with this issue.

Despite the challenges, the potential benefits of nuclear energy are significant.

It is a clean, reliable, and efficient source of energy that can help us to meet our growing energy needs.


Mui moneh gorong Maa sobhdho bo bebohaar'an onsur aamaah opeksha'anit simit eloh ikko maa'r jettomaan ona uchit.

Aami maa'unoreh opeksha guri di nisaartho obaattei, laalo-npaalon guribaattei aaroh potthom taarah guro gunoreh sebaatttei.

Ye 3 role doi tebaattei, iniloi maa guneh dosi ebong opuron feel guribaak taarah judi moneh goron dey oi taaraah jodey bodey no gotton.

Mui moneh goron iben dorkaari jeh maa gun'oh maanuj, aaroh taaraah'oh hono uttom noi.

Taaraah bul guribaak, ebong taaraah somoy lo baak jokkey taarah hobor nopaang taaraah hi gotton.

Hi matter gorey olodey aami taaraat'un sigi aaroh porey somoy'ot oh gom guri bar seshta guri.

Mui'oh baabong iben dorkaari jeh maa obaar baana-baana hono ekkaan ekmaatro poth nei.

Bek maa gun judo-judo, aaroh bek guro gun'oh judo-judo.

Jeh haam'an ikko poribaar'ot haam goribo sein aaroh ikko poribaar'ot no guri paareh.

Teh proyok guri baattei no doreiyo aaroh hobor pebaar seiyo tor aaroh toh poribaar'ot hi haam goreh.

Maa ona gan ekkaan asorjojonok aaroh rewarding experience, maattor iben'oh challenging oi paareh.

I think that the use of the word "mother" is often limited by our expectations of what a mother should be.

We expect mothers to be selfless, nurturing, and always putting their children first.

This can be a very difficult role to live up to, and it can lead to mothers feeling guilty or inadequate if they don't feel like they're doing enough.

I think it's important to remember that mothers are just people, and they're not perfect.

They're going to make mistakes, and they're going to have moments when they're not sure what they're doing.

What matters is that we learn from them and try to do better next time.

I also think it's important to remember that there is no one right way to be a mother.

Every mother is different, and every child is different.

What works for one family might not work for another.

So don't be afraid to experiment and find what works for you and your family.

Being a mother is a wonderful and rewarding experience, but it can also be challenging.


Jarbo Khorgosh dekke puro gomlageh ahro bujinawbasche ekko jibjontur.

Tarareh nanandoronawr jagad ei songsarot paa oi, ahro tarar jador songkey boh awjol-nijo oi pareh, Khatdoh ahro panir ugureh nirbhor goreh sen.

Jarbo Khorgosh sunnawr ekkan monotporeh parah ahgeh sen awle tarar bajibar poribesh San hakkeh gorei tulei paron.

Tarah nanandoronawr jagat baa ahbat baji tei paron, ahro Tarah nanandoronawr Khatdoh khei paron.

Ei bajibar poribesh san ahgeh henei Tarah ekko ujjho aeman ei grohogunot.

Monotdokkey awle, Jarbo Khorgosh soon Pollan nawnawr ekko namkhora sigher.

Tarareh sigher gorah oideh awle tarar khes sanitei, ehrah tei, ahro khara khobattei.

Ehjanyeh sigher goron khenettei khoi ekkani jagat jarbo khorgosh sunawr songkeybo khomi jarloi.

Sigher goranawr porehyo, Jarbo khorgosh soon Judo khostot doh poron, cheni awle tarar tana jaga loksan awna, Ahba bodolajana, ahro bedhi awna.

Taideh jagani loksan awna ekkan dangowr awsobideh jarbo khorgosh sunawr, kharon Tarah tadeh ekkur gori jagah lageh.

Ahba bodolajana ekkan sinteh goribar ahgeh kharon sekke jarbo khorgosh sunawr bajibar jagagan bodolah poreh.

Jarbo khorgosh sunottei bedhi ekkan dangawr awsobideh oi, kharon judo-judo bedhiyeh tarareh dori pareh.

Ei domki nir baireyoh, jarbo khorgosh sunawreh ehbo ekko soghe ranisan perai goda songsaranot.

Wild rabbits are a fascinating and often misunderstood species.

They are found in a variety of habitats around the world, and their populations can fluctuate dramatically depending on the availability of food and water.

One of the most interesting things about wild rabbits is their ability to adapt to their surroundings.

They are able to survive in a wide range of climates, and they can eat a variety of foods.

This adaptability has allowed them to become one of the most successful mammals on the planet.

Unfortunately, wild rabbits are also a popular target for hunters.

They are hunted for their fur, meat, and even for sport.

This hunting has led to a decline in wild rabbit populations in some areas.

In addition to hunting, wild rabbits also face a number of other threats, including habitat loss, climate change, and disease.

Habitat loss is a major problem for wild rabbits, as they need a lot of space to live.

Climate change is also a concern, as it is causing the habitats of wild rabbits to change.

Disease can also be a major problem for wild rabbits, as they are susceptible to a number of different diseases.

Despite all of these threats, wild rabbits are still a common sight in many parts of the world.


Ejette dinun ohlode utchop aroh huhjir somoi.

Mattor, ei somoyanot rog byedi yo bech bareh.

Health aroh hygiene'or hoyekkani uchchwo-uchchwo tips maani sulile, tumi nijoreh aroh nijor poribaroreh gaoli shuk raghei pariba.

Nijoreh gaoli shuk ragebattei, ekkan important haam ohlode ahttani tugut tugut dhona.

Ejette dinunot, jekke nahi sheba aroh flu virus'chun shide jan, ei aht dhonagan aroh bech dorkar.

Bathroom'ot geleh, hehbar akkendi nolen pirellye manjor haih geleh, ahttani 20 second song shagon aroh paniloi hammakkai dhoba.

Mughan no dhochcho, karon dhurile germs un shideh jaan.

Juni mughan dhurile, ahttani logot-togot hammakkai dhoba.

Jekke tomar heyegan bawl pochche oih, tomar immune system an shedok doromoro nothai, teh nanakkan oshuk abuje.

Reit bagene 7-8 ghonta ghum jebar seyoh.

Gaoli shuk thebattei, healthy jinich hahnayo omohodo dorkar.

Ektal pholmul hehle, ladapada hehle aroh whole grains hehle, heyer immune systemaneh bwal paih, aroh gaoli shuk raghai.

The coming season is a time for celebration and joy.

However, it is also a time for increased risk of illness.

By following some simple health and hygiene tips, you can help to keep yourself and your family healthy and safe.

One of the most important things you can do to stay healthy is to wash your hands frequently.

This is especially important during the coming season, when cold and flu viruses are more likely to spread.

Be sure to wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after using the bathroom, before eating, and after being around sick people.

You should also avoid touching your face, as this can spread germs.

If you do touch your face, be sure to wash your hands immediately.

It is also important to get enough sleep.

When you are tired, your immune system is not as strong, making you more susceptible to illness.

Eating a healthy diet is another important part of staying healthy.

Eating plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can help to boost your immune system and keep you feeling your best.


Bedehjot lehga poranagoi ekkan godha jibonot sujuk nijereh nijhe noe sanskritit mijehbar, noe bash sigibar, ahro godajibonanottei somaschhe banebar.

Tawr biodata ghan barebar ahro nijereh nijhe competition nottun bareh oi jana ehben ekkan dangor pot.

Behbattei kkur judo-judo programs ahgeh , senottei tui beiparibeh jeben tawr dap ahro tawr bajat deh huloi.

Tui jidu potteh sat monehawleh sohor rot bah sighon town not , tottei ekko program hamakai Tebow

Bedehjot legha poribattei ekkan behgottun ghom jinish sen awle godha songsaroh noe noe manussoi milibar sujuk pai.

Tui nanan doronawr sonskar ahro poribesh sani sigibeh ahro tui sigibeh pittimir monawrdaronar unnothi.

Bedehjot legha porileh ehro ekkan dangor labh tawr bach Sar skill lan bareibar sujuk .

Jekke tui noe bash jho loghe mijei jebeh, sekke tui din mageneh obbesh goribar sujuk pebeh.

Ehbeneh tawreh judo bash hobattei puro honotnawbashe ahro sahossan awbattei sahasjo goriboh.

Oideh, bedehjot legha poranaghan challenging oi pareh.

Tui taw poribar ahro somaschhe tun durot gori ekkan judo noe deshjot tebeh.

Tawr noe ridisudom Boi ahro jibon hadana pottan tal-mil gori pebeh.

Hintu ei challenges sani sigibar jananar ongsoh.

Studying abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to immerse yourself in a new culture, learn a new language, and make lifelong friends.

It's also a great way to boost your resume and set yourself apart from the competition.

There are many different programs to choose from, so you can find one that fits your interests and budget.

Whether you want to study in a major city or a small town, there's a program out there for you.

One of the best things about studying abroad is the chance to meet new people from all over the world.

You'll learn about different cultures and perspectives, and you'll develop a global mindset.

Another great benefit of studying abroad is the chance to improve your language skills.

When you're immersed in a new language, you'll have the opportunity to practice it every day.

This will help you become more fluent and confident in speaking another language.

Of course, studying abroad can also be challenging.

You'll be living in a new country, away from your family and friends.

You'll have to adjust to a new culture and way of life.

But these challenges are also part of the learning experience.


Ekk dine, ekko gabur mile nagan Alena cgon ada mot tedw jarw hai.

Te ole mon gom arw norom odw, arw te hissu gom nopai jeneken jarat tana gom pai, sara lagei2 arw posu guno re sei2.

Ekk dine, Alena te jar indi atte te nosinne jini lagot peye.

Bor gat ekko dekke madi not, sottun hala guri pani sanne guri nigi lelli.

Alena se agedi seneken hono bar no dege, sene te sen hi hobor bebar sar.

Te toledi gattw edu gelo te de att jur guri lolo.

Sen gor arw ada, sen horo2 bas guri nigile.

Alena sei hala pani gan ta loge gorot nejelo te ta baba re dege ye goi.

Te geni manus henettei, te sini passe sen hi.

Te Alena re holo sen tel guri, sen olode gom hamot lagei parede jinis.

Te hoyede sottun ekktal jinis banei pare, jemene serak jalei pare arw machine ot o ham de.

Alena usso oye tel o bebare c gi battei, te te babilo ta adamme guno re o d battei.

Te ekko c gon serak banelo sei tel an d nei, te c be ta mama re d lo.

Once upon a time, there was a young woman named Alena who lived in a small village on the edge of a forest.

She was a kind and gentle soul, and she loved nothing more than spending her days in the forest, tending to the plants and animals.

One day, Alena was walking through the forest when she came across a strange sight.

There was a large hole in the ground, and from it was gushing a black liquid.

Alena had never seen anything like it before, and she was curious.

She reached down into the hole and scooped up a handful of the liquid.

It was thick and sticky, and it smelled like sulfur.

Alena took the liquid home with her and showed it to her father.

He was a wise man, and he knew what it was.

He told Alena that it was oil, and that it was a very valuable substance.

He said that it could be used to make many things, including fuel for lamps and machines.

Alena was excited to learn about oil, and she decided to use it to help her village.

She built a small lamp using oil, and she gave it to her mother.


Jaadu gor anot, tui bek jinich saani pebeh.

Soth paintings aaroh sculptures ageh, obossoi sloth oh puron haabor, ostroh, aaroh engines ageh.

Tui sohor'ro itihaas saano bepaarey jinich saani sei nei hobor pebey maanuj suney elaag kay sein.

Tui ikko degor jeh maanuj sun somoy onusaar hinguri bodoli jeiyon, aaroh taara jibon naan hinguri bodolley.

Ek dinyeh, mui jaadugor'ot ekkaan biraad sohor'ot jeiyon.

Jokkay mui purono engines'oh collection saang'or mui ikko roh sunnong "Hello", sey roh bo hoiyeh "Tui hodaah hobaar sach?"

Mui gussong aaroh dekkong'gey ikko sigon miley mo mujung eh di daarey ageh.

Tey ikko engine'noh haaramaala duri ageh "Haamaakkai, "mui hoiong "Tui hi hodaah hobaattei sach?"

"Mui baana eh engines nani ugurey baabi-baabi agong geh, tey hoiyeh "Sini hinguri haam gorey?"

Mui taarey judo -judo bibinnoh engines noh bepaarey hoiyon, aaroh taara hinguri gaari gaanirey, train na ni rey aaroh jaahaas saani rey power don.

Tey bohut ichsuk oyeh, ebong aaroh ektaal prosnoy pijer gosche.

Aami ek maadaan hodaah hoiyeh, ebong mui taatun ektaal sigkong.

In a museum, you can find all sorts of things.

There are paintings and sculptures, of course, but there are also old clothes, tools, and even engines.

You can learn about the history of a city by looking at the things that people used to live with.

You can see how people have changed over time, and how their way of life has changed.

One day, I went to a museum in a big city.

I was looking at a collection of old engines when I heard a voice "Hello," said the voice "Would you like to chat?"

I turned around and saw a little girl standing next to me.

She was holding a toy engine "Sure," I said "What do you want to talk about?"

"I was just wondering about these engines," she said "How do they work?"

I told her about the different types of engines, and how they are used to power cars, trains, and ships.

She was really interested, and she asked me a lot of questions.

We chatted for a long time, and I learned a lot about her.


Priyo [Naang], mui aaja goron tui gom aagoch.

Mui eh sujuk ko lobaar saang torloi hoda hobaattei financal literacy ugurey.

Jemon tui hobor paach, financial literacy gaan bujibaar ebong tanga-poijei poricalona guribaar ekkaan somta.

Financial literacy gaan taan na dorkaari, hono porok no porey toh boyoch saan baah toh income level laan hi.

Baalok'kaani jinich guri parey financial literacy gaan unnoti guribaar.

Ekkaan dorkaari jinich oleh bibinnoh doronor financial products ebong seva sigey na.

Tor oh iben sigey na uchit toh tenga gun hinguri budget guribey aaroh bobisot dey tenga gun hinguri baajey bey.

Aaroh ekkaan dorkaari jinich olodey budget baanei nei soth jorito guri taana.

Budget taan olodey ekkaan porikolpona jeh hinguri tui toh tenga gun horoch guri bey protek maajeh.

Iben ney toh horoch saani track guri baattei saashjyo guri bo ebong nischintit guri bo tui jidukko haamaach seh ugurey horoch noh guri baattei.

Seshporey, tenga baajana gaan dorkaari bobissot dod tei.

Iben maaney retirement'ottei tenga baajei tona, ghoror down payment ottei, baah onyo biraad horoch aanittei jen nahi tor bobissot dottei laagibo.

Dear [Name], I hope this letter finds you well.

I wanted to take this opportunity to talk to you about financial literacy.

As you know, financial literacy is the ability to understand and manage your money.

It's important to have financial literacy, no matter what your age or income level.

There are many things you can do to improve your financial literacy.

One important thing is to learn about different types of financial products and services.

You should also learn about how to budget your money and how to save for the future.

Another important thing is to make a budget and stick to it.

A budget is a plan for how you're going to spend your money each month.

It can help you to track your spending and make sure that you're not spending more than you earn.

Finally, it's important to save for the future.

This means saving for retirement, for a down payment on a house, or for any other major expense that you may have in the future.


Kritoggota alow dey monor ekkhan birat bhavona.

Ejenor komota agey manujor jiban bodole dibar, ar amarey huji, sustho and swapol banebar.

Jokkey ami Kritoggota vod gori, ami amar jibonor gom hamit mon di, ebong sahajjo gorey ama jibonot ja agey sini gomey mulllo dibattei.

Kritoggota amare aro sahajjo gorey manjo loi mili paribattei ebong ama somporko gani darow gori dey.

Mui beseej gorong kritoggota jinishan khub dorkar ama jibonot sigibattei.

Ejen ekkhan habil jeyan gorei tuli parey ebong poriborton gori parey practice gori nei.

Jedok kritoggota practice gori para jai, sedok sohoj oi ama jibonot gomani debar, ebong je dorkari manushon ama jibonot agon tara-re patru-tru janebattei.

Mor bektigoto abigota loi gobir bhabey kritoggota jinisshan buji passong.

Moh jobonot bahut bar hosto lagot peyong, hintu mui sobsomoy.

Harap somoy ot oh hobor peyong mui hub baggoban ebong baji agong, mor poribaror ebong sommasser bol agey.

Kritoggotagana more sahajjo gossey, ekkho huji ar sokto manus obar.

Ejene more sahajjo gossey jekono harab somoyot gomey tana ebong morey daro gori tulley jekono bipod hadei tulibar.

It has the ability to transform our lives and make us happier, healthier, and more successful.

When we are grateful, we focus on the good things in our lives, and this helps us to appreciate what we have.

Gratitude also helps us to connect with others and build strong relationships.

I believe that gratitude is one of the most important things we can learn in life.

It is a skill that can be developed and improved with practice.

The more we practice gratitude, the easier it becomes to see the good in our lives and to appreciate the people who are important to us.

I have obtained a deep understanding of gratitude through my own experiences.

I have been through many difficult times in my life, but I have always been able to find something to be grateful for.

Even when things were at their worst, I knew that I was lucky to be alive and to have the support of my family and friends.

Gratitude has helped me to become a happier and more resilient person.

It has helped me to see the good in every situation, and it has given me the strength to overcome challenges.


October 2023, ekko gabusseh mileh tar nang Sarah tareh bara gosson ekko no companit jibei songsaror grawman no awbattei sesta lawr.

Te bari gori huzi mijebattei hoi ekkan jinijot jibenot songsaror judo ekkan jinish gesseh gori gora jai.

Sara saborir polleh dinno company mission araw uddessoni sigyi-sigyi hadeyeh.

Tareh ta team mot porichoi didon jibeh nahi songsarottun bibinno maso paalloi bana oyeh.

Sara busut gori buzi pallo the gawm companit sommeh.

Buekkun ta team mot mondi ham gawron jen tara garon araw bekkune judo ekkan gori bettei hoda don.

Sara ikko project loyeh sen awleh no upai bananah greenhouse gas nigyilana ganoreh hom gorana.

Te awnek gonta ham gosseh, hintu the bari huzi project kor gawm quality ganottei.

Baluk mash dawraw mawraw ham goranar poredi, Sara team mo puri punno gori no ekkan technology baneyeh jeneh greenhouse gas nigyilanagan homei pareh.

Sara tar teammor sawpolanor ugyureh ektal buk awjawl gori gawp dipareh araw te habor pai tara pittimi nottei ekkan gesseh judo gori paribek.

Sara galpo bo awleh ek joneh hingyuri judo ekkan gori pareh.

Ami somareh ham gorileh, ami sajo gori paribong global warming no obar araw amar planet tor ikkunu araw bobissottanoreh soman-soman gori toi paribong.

In October of 2023, a young woman named Sarah was hired by a new company that was dedicated to preventing global warming.

She was excited to be a part of something that could make a real difference in the world.

Sarah's first day on the job was spent learning about the company's mission and goals.

She was also introduced to her team, which was made up of a diverse group of people from all over the world.

Sarah quickly realized that she was in good company.

Everyone on her team was passionate about the work they were doing, and they were all committed to making a difference.

Sarah was assigned to a project that was developing new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

She worked long hours, but she was excited about the potential of the project.

After several months of hard work, Sarah's team successfully developed a new technology that could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Sarah was proud of her team's accomplishment, and she knew that they were making a real difference in the world.

Sarah's story is an example of how one person can make a difference.

By working together, we can all help to prevent global warming and create a more sustainable future for our planet.


Dol gorabo, awleh ikko shoktir araw dol acharonor sinno, jugeh-jugeh maneyor somash unnotir sombawl diya.

Agaw dino juddormadot hoteh modern jugor jidejiteh nalot, Goraguneh amar itihajot gurutto punno dayitto palon gosson.

Hintu, Goragun henjan jen tarareh ektal dol banai?

Yei bojoman dol jonturbo amareh he-he babona ani di pareh?

Sombawbawtaw iyen tarar dolan, tarar birbisseh samrani raw duli posseh lamba lamba gottona hessani.

Sombawbawtaw iyen tarar shokti, karon tara tarar pidit gori awnek miles amareh ni paron.

Ba sombawbawtaw iyen tarar babanar, bujibar joggota karon tara balukkani ham sigyi paron.

Jen awdaw sath, hono joneh noi hoi nobaribak maneyor araw Gorar ekkan jeh milon awi.

Tara sotto-sotto jibonor somasseh araw tarar lawgor sarotigan ekkan molloban bokshit jotton goraporeh.

Ekkan begawttun besh monot ragehbar jinish Gorar awlawdeh tarar amawnor gombir manor bappani hobor parar joggota gan.

Tara hoi paron hawkkeh ami huzi, manor dugot ba dorei araw tara barebar dol gori achoron gawron.

Iyeneh tarareh mansor iri nobasseh banai jara gai-gai tan ba jarar gombir manottei assorawi lageh.

Tarar somaror lawgeh, Goragun nanan jinijottei bebohar gori pareh.

Taraloi araw mottei sori pareh, hamottei bebohar gori pareh, ba jidejit sei pareh.

The noble steed, a symbol of strength and grace, has been a mainstay of human civilization for millennia.

From the battlefields of antiquity to the modern racetrack, horses have played a vital role in our history.

But what is it about horses that makes them so special?

What is it that draws us to these magnificent creatures?

Perhaps it is their beauty, with their sleek coats and flowing manes.

Perhaps it is their strength, as they can carry us on their backs for miles.

Or perhaps it is their intelligence, as they are capable of learning a wide variety of tasks.

Whatever the reason, there is no denying the bond that exists between humans and horses.

They are truly partners in life, and their companionship is a gift to be cherished.

One of the most remarkable things about horses is their ability to sense our emotions.

They can tell when we are happy, sad, or scared, and they will often respond in kind.

This makes them ideal companions for people who are lonely or who need emotional support.

In addition to their companionship, horses can also be used for a variety of purposes.

They can be ridden for pleasure, used for work, or even raced.


"Senottei, tui heneken nek toge bar sor?

Questuion an boye rot baji tai, aja gan ekkdom gor.

Mui ekk joga helung te table ani sero palla selung mile bore jibe loi mui hoi ekk polla bereyong.

Te dol odw, lamba hala sul tedw, sokkun blue odak, arw aji le room potpotte gorai.

"Mui, togagotte ole te gom odw, salak odw , arw fajalami odw," mui hoyongge.

Te tigut2 gurilo "Seneken ole dw tik age," mile bo holo" Te baja baji ona hi bujos? Tor sen dorkar age nahi?"

Mui bara ni lare lung " Sen sedok dorkar noi," mui holung "Mottor sen ekkan jinis."

Mile bo ajilo " Mui buji parong tui hi hobar sor," mile bo holo"Mui o seneken de i,"

Ami balokon hoda holong, ama hi aja age ba hi guri bar sei seini bebare, ami guri battei sei ba hi gom lage sini bebare.

Ami jedok hoda hoi, sedok mui tare gesse guri sino gotte sanne guri aja aje.

“So, what are you looking for in a life partner?”

The question hung in the air, heavy with expectation.

I took a sip of my drink and glanced across the table at the woman I’d been on a few dates with.

She was beautiful, with long dark hair, piercing blue eyes, and a smile that could light up a room.

“I’m looking for someone who is kind, intelligent, and funny,” I said.

“Someone who I can connect with on a deep level.”

She nodded “That sounds like a good start,” she said “What about physical attraction? Is that important to you?”

I shrugged “It’s not the most important thing,” I said “But it’s definitely a factor.”

She smiled “I know what you mean,” she said “I’m the same way.”

We talked for a while longer, about our hopes and dreams, our goals and aspirations.

The more we talked, the more I felt like I was getting to know the real her.


Sei ada manot bana hoi ekk sot manus tedak, arw tara bekkune sine sini odak.

Amar ekkan c gon school tedw, general o dpgan arw post office ekkan.

Zinghani gan lare guri gogei jar, arw sot ekk somoi tedw goro hure tande c gun doi golpo d bar.

Mui jekke 18 bojor elung, mui city edu porong jeyong college ot jebattei.

Firste, mui ekka onosono oyong ro bottei, traffic ottei arw ekktal manus senottei.

Mor hoi ekk din lakkei city higuri tan sini cigi battei, mattor poredi mui je aram peyonggpi.

Mui hobor peyongge hi city edu soi sagosse ham guri battei pai, te mui jibone morono somasse peyong.

College purei parai, mui city edu ham guri par peyong sene mui sidu hoi ekk bojor rolung.

Hintu mui je, adamo zizghani gan edot ude.

Mor porane hoi mui poribar soli battei jei jaga not mui bekkunore sindung tara o more sindak.

Te hoi ekk bojor jeye goi, mui adamot perot elung jidu mui jormo oyong.

Mui ikkunu mor pori bar sala gor sei c gon gora not jot muijormo loyong.

I grew up in a small village in the middle of nowhere.

There were only a few hundred people living there, and everyone knew everyone else.

We had a small school, a general store, and a post office.

The pace of life was slow and relaxed, and there was always time to stop and chat with a neighbor.

When I was 18, I moved to the city to go to college.

At first, I was overwhelmed by the noise, the traffic, and the crowds.

It took me a while to adjust to city life, but eventually I came to love it.

I found that there were endless opportunities in the city, and I made some lifelong friends.

After college, I got a job in the city and stayed there for a few years.

But eventually, I started to miss the slower pace of life in the village.

I wanted to be able to raise a family in a place where I knew everyone and everyone knew me.

So a few years ago, I moved back to the village where I grew up.

I'm now raising my family in the same small house where I grew up, and I'm so happy to be back.


Hospital ekkhan sikissey goribar pratisthan, jod rogi gunorey ega mohney chikisse gora oi.

Inpatient care dey oi, hospitalor inpatinet departments, emergency departments aro outpatient clinics.

Hospitalot raga oi professional ar nam jari gossey nurse, physicians ar onno-anno swatho professionals.

Hospitalot balloko sahasjjo goribattei departments agon, jemon medical records, daru dogan, laboratory,radiology ar rehabilitation.

Hospital-ani chinnitaw gora oi honey hikkey chikisse dey, jemon general hospitals, speciality hospitals, ar psychiatric hospitals.

General hospitalot nana-rokom seva dey oi, ebong medical, surgical,obstetrical ar pediatric seva oh de oi.

Speciallity hospitalot gomey hoi-ekkan rogo ugurey seva de oi, jemon cancer, cardiac care otoba orthopedic seva.

Psychiatric hospitalot mono rogi gunorey seva de oi.

Healthcare system ot hospitalani hub jauru.

Siyot balok doronor rogo, pirer sikkissa pa jai, ebong je kono rog tame battei, sinibattei ebong sikkise gori-battei hub dorkar.

Hospilatot jara healthcare system ot ham goron tara-rey sikkey, training dey oi, ebong gobey-sona oh gora oi aro probottan goribattei.

Puroni amalottun dori hospital-ani elow.

Bego polley hospitals-ani bana oiye India, China ar Greece ot.

Middle Ages ot dormiyo pratisthan ani hospital chale-un.

A hospital is a healthcare institution providing patient treatment in an inpatient setting.

Inpatient care is provided by hospital inpatient departments, emergency departments and outpatient clinics.

Hospitals are usually staffed by professional and registered nurses, physicians, and other health professionals.

A hospital can also include a number of support departments, such as medical records, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, and rehabilitation.

Hospitals are often classified by the type of care they provide, such as general hospitals, specialty hospitals, and psychiatric hospitals.

General hospitals provide a wide range of services, including medical, surgical, obstetrical, and pediatric care.

Specialty hospitals focus on a particular type of care, such as cancer care, cardiac care, or orthopedic care.

Psychiatric hospitals provide care for people with mental illness.

Hospitals are an important part of the healthcare system.

They provide care for a variety of illnesses and injuries, and they play a vital role in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease.

Hospitals also provide education and training for healthcare professionals, and they conduct research to improve the quality of care.

The history of hospitals dates back to ancient times.

The first hospitals were established in India, China, and Greece.

In the Middle Ages, hospitals were often run by religious organizations.


Hulo-mela bazar ani bor ar sigon sohorot hub, aorson gorer.

Tara balok doronor jinish ar ham gori don, jemon gom jinish, aadey baneye jisnish.

Bek jinish anit dor-dam goribar sujog-subida agey bera essey manushonor lai.

Aro hulo bajar ekkan gom jaga, jot manushon sei parey ebong bibinno sudom sei parey.

Hulo bajoror begottun dol jinishan alow dey tar bataboron an.

Sob somoy hunona-hono ham choli tai, ebong ekhhan noi ekkhan jinish sei tei parey.

Dokandari gune jinishheniye manushunorey dagodey sunibey, nowa bread ar pastries baj ar manushunor dor-dam goroney awaj sunibey.

Arokkan subidey hulo bajaror alow dey bibinno doronor jinish ar subidey pa jai.

Tui bekkani pebey nowa baneye jinish ottun dori adey baneye jinish.

Jehetu tarar nijor bebsa, dokandari guney dor-dam goribattei raji tan.

Tui judi dor-dam goribar saj, hulo bajar aan jei paribey.

Hulu bajaror hoda hono din poripurno naw obo jodi haddo ganir hoda huo naw oi.

Ejen gom jaga, jot staniyo guney baneye haddo pa jai.

Tui bekkani pebey , baja gossey era hoite, fresh sagorow haddo ar staniyo guney baneye misti.

Open-air markets are a popular attraction in many cities and towns.

They offer a variety of goods and services, from fresh produce to handmade crafts.

Visitors can find a bargain on everything from clothes to souvenirs.

Open-air markets are also a great place to people-watch and enjoy the local culture.

One of the best things about open-air markets is the atmosphere.

They're usually bustling with activity, and there's always something to see and do.

You'll hear the sound of vendors calling out to customers, the smell of fresh-baked bread and pastries, and the sight of people haggling over prices.

Another advantage of open-air markets is the variety of goods and services available.

You can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts.

And because the vendors are independent businesses, they're often willing to negotiate prices.

So if you're looking for a bargain, an open-air market is the place to be.

Of course, no discussion of open-air markets would be complete without mentioning the food.

These markets are a great place to sample local cuisine.

You'll find everything from grilled meats to fresh seafood to traditional desserts.


Aju-borong'ah olodeh visesh doron'or manuj.

Taarah duniye songsaar bek dhegi purei'on, aaroh taarah nittoh suni tan aaroh sashjyo goron.

Taaraat'tei aami dhol'eh daley tei aaroh hochpaana feel guri,aaroh taara re aami nitto biches gori paari.

Mui bohut baagobaan jei mottun dibe aju-borong'ah aagon.

Moh borong'ah bo ikko doyelu aroh ghom mile, jeh nahi nitto aji aji tei.

Teh baat raanana aaroh cake baanana ghom pai, aaroh jokkey mui ta idu jang teh nitto moreh chocolate haabai.

Moh aju'bo ikko shoktisaali aaroh porishromi manuj,jeh nahi nitto golpo hoi dey.

Teh moreh nitto mash sag'at aaroh camping'ot nejai aaroh te nitto moreh degei de jinich saani hingri gomeh daley guribo.

Mui bohut kritokgo moh aju-borong'ah idu.

Taarah moreh jinghaani gaan'oh bebaareh bohut sigeiyon, aaroh taarah moreh ikko ghom manuj baaneiyon.

Mui hobor paang jei mui taarareh vicches guri paarim, aaroh mui bohut baat'gottey jei taarah mo logey agon.

Moh favorite memories'an olodeh mui jeh camping'ot moh ajuborong'ah logey jaiong.

Aami jaar'ot berei yegoi, marshmellow holah gosche aagun'anot, aaroh taarah gun sei roiye ret'toboh.

Sein olodey ekkaan dhol abhikgota, jen nahi mui hono din huri noh pelemboi.

Grandparents are a special kind of people.

They are the ones who have seen it all, and they are always there to lend a listening ear and a helping hand.

They are the ones who make us feel safe and loved, and they are the ones who we can always count on.

I have been lucky to have two wonderful grandparents in my life.

My grandmother is a kind and gentle soul, who always has a smile on her face.

She loves to cook and bake, and she always has a treat for me when I visit.

My grandfather is a strong and hardworking man, who always has a story to tell.

He loves to take me fishing and camping, and he always shows me how to do things the right way.

They have taught me so much about life, and they have made me a better person.

I know that I can always count on them, and I am so lucky to have them in my life.

One of my favorite memories with my grandparents is when we went camping together.

We hiked in the woods, roasted marshmallows over the campfire, and stargazed at night.

It was a magical experience, and I will never forget it.


Gingerol ekkan sokti sali antioxidant jene pulleh pagana pireh homei pareh araw sero hittei guronagan barei pareh.

Iyenot awgola noejeh para jinish ageh, tar maneh iyen awgolo no ejeh para gori pareh.

Agagan juk-juk dori bebohar gawtton awgola ejawng-ejawng araw awgolana gawm gawtteh.

Iyen begeh habor peye gori sikicha gawron benneh awsuk, lora chora wsu araw awgola ejawng-ejawn jeni chemotherapy loi awi.

Ada gan araw ektal gawm awgola ejawng-ejawng gawm gawtteh jen pedoli awleh awi, hana-haido bis obar awleh araw onno awsul teleyoh.

Ekkan bijirenit jar gosson jornal lot"Phytotherapy Research" sor no gori togeyeh guneh peyondeh awleh ada gan bari gawm jara awgola ejawng-ejawng araw awgolon chemotherapy gawtteh.

Jara ada bepareh bijirebar bak loyon tarar hom awgolana pajeyeh jigun placebo bjibattei bak loyon.

Araw ekkan bijireni nigyileyon journal lot "Sastaw araw daru-dawmawr awdawl bawdawl sikischa" pa oyedeh awgola ejawng-ejawng araw jara surgery gotteh awgolon sini home battei awleh ada gan gawm.

Ada awleh aram araw awgola ejana gawm gori bettei dol upai.

Iyen nanan babotteh awi, iyeni awleh capsule, tablets, teas araw pele battei.

Ada gan baluk babodawr awgola ejanar awsuk ottei bana ekkan mattoraw jinish.

Tui juni awgola ejong-ejong pash, ada singyor hana gawm awbaw araw dol upai tawr higoreh senottun teran pebattei.

Jinguri awdaw sath, ada singor no hadeh tawr doctor boloi hoda hona proyujon tui judi pedoli awsh, ba jekuno onno awsuk teleh.

Gingerol is a powerful antioxidant that can help to reduce inflammation and improve circulation.

It is also thought to have anti-emetic properties, which means that it can help to prevent vomiting.

Ginger root has been used for centuries to treat nausea and vomiting.

It is a popular remedy for morning sickness, motion sickness, and nausea caused by chemotherapy.

Ginger root is also effective in treating nausea that is caused by pregnancy, food poisoning, and other medical conditions.

In a study published in the journal "Phytotherapy Research," researchers found that ginger root was effective in reducing nausea and vomiting in patients who were undergoing chemotherapy.

The study participants who took ginger root reported significantly less nausea and vomiting than the participants who took a placebo.

Another study, published in the journal "Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine," found that ginger root was effective in reducing nausea and vomiting in patients who were undergoing surgery.

Ginger root is a safe and effective way to treat nausea.

It is available in a variety of forms, including capsules, tablets, teas, and extracts.

Ginger root is also a common ingredient in many over-the-counter nausea medications.

If you are experiencing nausea, ginger root may be a safe and effective way to relieve your symptoms.

However, it is important to talk to your doctor before taking ginger root if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have any other medical conditions.


Yeh phrase so bozor tigeh soli-soli ageh, aaroh ben ejoh song bebohaar oi maanuj'sunorey protsahit guribaattei poriskaar obaattei.

Baalok'kaani kaaron ageh poriskaar hittei edok dorkaari, dogaanot nijoh saastotei aaroh somaaj'jo saastotei.

Potthom, poriskaar ona bedi gaani noh saajuri baattei saashjyo goreh.

Jokkay maanuj'sun haajor on, taara jibaanu goon maanjo rey saajurey di paaron taara aadot baajinei, haabor'aanit bah judo jinich'ot

Iben ney osuk goreh paarey, sini oleh sebaai-hach, flu, ebong maaratok bedi jini nahi pneumonia aaroh tuberculosis.

Ditiyo: Poriskaar'aaney ikko maanjor mood aaroh jibon'nor outlook'kaan improve guri dibaatei saashjyo gorey.

Jokkay maanjeh poriskaar aaroh fresh feel goron, taarey sokkay aaroh bez uthpaadok arroh huzi'on.

Yeh kaaron'naan olodey poriskaar'aaney atto sommaan aaroh aatobiches baarey baattei saashjyo gorey.

Titiyo: Poriskaar'aan oleh dorkaari somaaj'jottei.

Jokkay maanuj'sun poriskaar'on, taara hom haajor goron bah paryabaaron naan hom haajor goron.

Ibeney somaaj'saanorey sustho tebaattei aaroh bekunorey nirapod tebaattei saashjyo gorey.

Senottei, ejjettey baar'ot tor judi alsi gorey haajeh baattei, idod raagey bey jeh Poriskaar oleh ekkaan bokti.

Iben oley dorkaari toh saashtotei, toh mood taanottei, aaroh somaasjyo saasthotei

This phrase has been around for centuries, and it is still used today to encourage people to be clean and tidy.

There are many reasons why cleanliness is important, both for personal health and for the health of the community.

First, being clean helps to prevent the spread of disease.

When people are dirty, they can spread germs to others through contact with their hands, clothes, or other objects.

This can lead to illnesses such as colds, flu, and even more serious diseases like pneumonia and tuberculosis.

Second, cleanliness can help to improve a person's mood and outlook on life.

When people feel clean and fresh, they are more likely to be productive and happy.

This is because cleanliness can help to boost self-esteem and confidence.

Third, cleanliness is important for the community as a whole.

When people are clean, they are less likely to litter or pollute the environment.

This helps to keep the community healthy and safe for everyone.

So, the next time you are feeling lazy about cleaning, remember that cleanliness is next to godliness!

It is important for your health, your mood, and the health of the community.


Ek somoy'eh, ikko sigon miley eloh nang'an Ella jibeh nahi bohut osuk.

Tey doctor'bo idu baalok pollah jeiye, maattor taar hi osuk sein duri nohbaaron.

Ella maa-baap'uney baari siddet elaak taattei.

Ek dinyeh, Ella maa'bo taarey health fair'ot nejeiyeh.

Soth ektaal bibinnoh dorono'r booths set up gossong, protek kaan jaankaari dinei judo saastho topic'oh ugurey.

Ella aaroh taammaa ekkaan ekkaan booth taani jei'on, aaroh Ella saastho haana, exercise aaroh staying safe'oh ugurey ektal sikkey.

Ella doctor bo loi'oh milley goi fair'ot jibeh nahi tah case'anot uthsuk eloh.

Doctor'bo tah lokkon nano bepaarey ektaal jinich pijer gossey, aaroh tey hoi ekkaan porekkey gosseh.

Hoi ekkaan porey di, doctor'bo hobor peiye Ella hi osuk oiyeh.

Tey taarey hoiyeh de taattun vitamin'or obaab ageh, seney teh taarey vitamins percribed gossey hebaattei.

Ella vitamins haana aaraambo gossey, tah porey teh logot-togot gom peiyeh.

Tey ektaal baat hei paasche, ebong taar ektaal bol esche.

Tey edok huzi oiyeh jeh tey health fair'ot jeiyeh, aaroh tey bohut kritokgo doctor bo idu jeh taarey saashjyo gossey osuk kaan gom guri dibaattei..

Ella golpo'bo aamaarey bujoi di health education'naan oleh dorkaari.

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Ella who was very sick.

She had been to the doctor many times, but they couldn't figure out what was wrong with her.

Ella's parents were very worried about her.

One day, Ella's mother took her to a health fair.

There were many different booths set up, each one with information about a different health topic.

Ella and her mother visited each booth, and Ella learned a lot about healthy eating, exercise, and staying safe.

Ella also met a doctor at the fair who was very interested in her case.

He asked her a lot of questions about her symptoms, and he did some tests.

After a few days, the doctor finally figured out what was wrong with Ella.

He told her that she had a vitamin deficiency, and he prescribed her some vitamins to take.

Ella started taking the vitamins, and she started to feel better right away.

She was able to eat more food, and she had more energy.

She was so happy that she had gone to the health fair, and she was grateful to the doctor for helping her get better.

Ella's story is a reminder of the importance of health education.


Jibonot manjor moddey bejara-bejeri tai.

Ejen sommssey, poribar, ek logey ham gossey manujo logey ar tui jarey gom pas tara logey oi parey.

Bejara-bejeri oh-nar ballokani haron agey, jemon judo-judo maan, bisses ar uddisso.

Vul hoda suna-suni gorana, judo-judo manujor bektito ar rojosto goribar daros , eyani bejara-bejeri obar haron.

Ejan ottun sori jebar money hoi parey, ah naley manjo rey pidi bar money hi.

Ajaley bejara-bejerie somadan goribar ejayani gom poddoti noi .

Begottun gom olwdey hoda hoi hai somadan gorana.

Ejen maney tor monow hoda aani sunana, tar monot he agey sini jana-na.

Di jono moddey bejara-bejerie ani mimangsa goribattei arok jono sahajo lona.

Ek jon-arok jonor moddey bejara-bejerie ohna hub hosto hoi parey, hintu ejen uttun sigibar oh biret ukko sujog.

Bejal ohley ami nijor ar poror somporkey jani pari.

Ejeney amar manussor hoda hona ar hikkey gori somadan goribong sei habil ani barei di parey.

Jokkey ami bejal ani gomey somadan gori, onno manjoloi somporko dol oi parey ebong ami hub gomey jibon-japon gori pari.

Interpersonal conflict is a normal part of life.

It can happen between friends, family members, coworkers, and romantic partners.

There are many different causes of interpersonal conflict, such as different values, beliefs, and goals.

Conflict can also be caused by miscommunication, personality clashes, and power struggles.

When conflict occurs, it can be difficult to deal with.

It can be tempting to avoid the conflict or to lash out at the other person.

However, these are not healthy ways to deal with conflict.

The best way to deal with conflict is to talk about it.

This means expressing your feelings and listening to the other person's perspective.

It can also be helpful to find a mediator to help you resolve the conflict.

Interpersonal conflict can be challenging, but it can also be a learning opportunity.

Conflict can help us to learn more about ourselves and the other person.

It can also help us to develop our communication and conflict resolution skills.

When we learn to deal with conflict in a healthy way, we can build stronger relationships and have more fulfilling lives.


"Honesty is the best policy" gaan olodey ekkaan hodaah jen maaney nittoh soittoh ona gaan oleh gom.

Soittoh ona gaan dorkaari hittei ibeney bichches aaroh sommaan toiyer guri dey maanuj sunoh moddeh.

Jokkay maanuj suney hobor paan tui soittoh de sein, taara torey aaroh bez bichches guribaak aaroh torloi hulo maala obaak.

Ibeney ekkaan doro-moro somporko aaroh poripunnoh obikgota baanei di paarey.

For example, soittoh oleh maaley hochcey noh obaattei saashjyo gorey, gom nirnoy loi paarey, ebong doro-moro somporko baanei paarey.

Tui judi soittoh ochchi oi, tui nijeh rey nijeh aaroh bes soittoh obeh aaroh ekkaan enokkay jibon doi baaji bey jen doi nahi tui proud obeh.

Obossoi, soittoh ona gaan hono nitto ek noi.

Iben didderi oi paarey soittoh gaan hodey jokkay kothin obo baah jokkay tui porinaam aan doraach.

Jaaiohk, iben dorkaari idod raagaana gaan jeh soittoh gaanor dirgaayu laab paani bes baadi mudi pirey gaanittun.

Tui judi soittoh obaattei songorsh gorot tey oi, hoi ekkaani jinich ageh jini loi nahi torey tui saashjyo guri paaroch.

Potthom oleh, kaaron aani hobor pebaar saa hittei tui aasoittoh.

Ek pholla tui judi hobor paach toh bebohaar aano kaaronaan hi, tui aajol somoshye gaan hobor paana aaraambo guri paaribey.

Ditiyo oleh, sigon-sigon torikey gaani loi soittoh obaar practice gurich.

"Honesty is the best policy" is a saying that means it is always better to be honest, even if it is difficult.

Honesty is important because it builds trust and respect between people.

When people know that you are honest, they are more likely to trust you and open up to you.

This can lead to stronger relationships and more fulfilling experiences.

There are many benefits to being honest.

For example, being honest can help you to avoid conflict, make better decisions, and build strong relationships.

When you are honest, you are more likely to be true to yourself and live a life that you are proud of.

Of course, being honest is not always easy.

It can be difficult to tell the truth when it is hard or when you are afraid of the consequences.

However, it is important to remember that the long-term benefits of honesty far outweigh the short-term pain.

If you are struggling to be honest, there are a few things you can do to help yourself.

First, try to identify the reasons why you are being dishonest.

Once you know what is driving your behavior, you can start to address the root of the problem.

Second, practice being honest in small ways.


Person 1: Hospapi comedies ani ole gesse sanne no o lage.

Person2 : mui hobor pang, oni? Jibe gesse guri hospai c be live at first sight ot pore, arw tara hissu hottw notai.

Peraon1 : Arw mana na nomana nit gesse sanne o nolage.

Jemene, ekko film ot, ekko langge lagoni ye parok oyonde ole morottw gom somasse bo mile boloi love ot posse henei.

Person2: Sen jat heneken. Seneken hono gesse zinghanit no oi.

Person 1: Oi d c. Arw jekke tara ekk ole o, tara ekkdom dolei guri on.

Tara hosse o no bajan arw bujw bujit o song poron.

Person 2 : Jemene hi film ot onde sanne hospapi ni ekkdol dol jinis guri degai.

Somoi lage arw hottw gora pore tegede relationship pade.

Person 1: Mui hobor pang. Senottei mui ikku rom-com nosangge r.

Tara manussu nore gesse hospana sanne noi sanne aja d donne.

Person 1: Romantic Comedies are so unrealistic.

Person 2: I know, right? The love interests always fall in love at first sight, and they never have any problems.

Person 1: And the conflicts are always so contrived.

Like, in one movie, the couple broke up because the guy's best friend was in love with the girl.

Person 2: That's so ridiculous. It's not like that happens in real life.

Person 1: Exactly. And even when they do get together, it's always so perfect.

They never have any fights or disagreements.

Person 2: It's like the movies are trying to tell us that love is always easy and perfect.

It takes time and effort to build a lasting relationship.

Person 1: I know. That's why I don't watch rom-coms anymore.

They give people unrealistic expectations about love.


Bibinnoh dhoroneh haabor-sughor dhoi-paareh, traditional washing machine aroh dryer hoitey aaroh bej eco-friendly uboy jemon aath-toi dhonei duri't sughona.

Machine-saarah haabor-sughor dhobaar ekka uboi olodeh aath-toi basin'ot othobha sink'ot dhona.

Siyen goribaatei, oom oom phaani basin'ot dhaalinei ekkana laundry detergent mijhei dij.

Haabor aani hoi ek minute song bhijei thoj, theh ekkan washcloth othoba brush'oi dolij.

Haabor aani thaajhey dhoi-phelej, theh mojori-mojori nigirej.

Tor haabor aani sughebaattei ekkan duri't othoba drying rackot thaangenei melih dij.

Aroh ekkan uboi olodeh ekkan dyer saarah washing machine bebohaar goraana.

Iben'eh energy aroh thenga baajei di phaare, kintu somoi aroh hosto bej lageh de aai.

Haabor aani dryer saarah machine'ot dhobaat'tei oleh, machine'aanot phaani bhorij, theh laundry detergent mijel gori dij.

Machine aan theek-moteh cycle'ot set gorij, theh start gorij.

Jokene cycle'lo complete obo, haabor aani machine ottun nighilenei sughebaattei thaangei dij.

Judi tui jhor bej dedeh jaagat thaaj ye oi, tui jhor anoreh haabor shugebaatei sohojok goribattei bebohaar gori paari be.

Jhoro'ot bareh di duri gaanot haabor-sugor aani thaangei dij.

There are many different ways to do laundry, from using a traditional washing machine and dryer to more eco-friendly methods like hand washing and line drying.

One way to do laundry without using a machine is to hand wash your clothes in a basin or sink.

To do this, fill the basin with warm water and add a small amount of laundry detergent.

Soak your clothes for a few minutes, then scrub them with a washcloth or brush.

Rinse your clothes thoroughly in clean water, then wring them out.

Hang your clothes to dry on a clothesline or drying rack.

Another option is to use a washing machine without a dryer.

This can save energy and money, but it does require more time and effort.

To wash clothes in a machine without a dryer, fill the machine with water and add laundry detergent.

Set the machine to the appropriate cycle, then start it.

When the cycle is complete, remove your clothes from the machine and hang them to dry.

If you live in an area with a lot of rain, you may be able to use the rain to help you dry your clothes.

Hang your clothes on a clothesline outside in the rain.


Soap opera gaan ekkaan sigon aadaamo mannuj'suno jibonaanit kendro'it ageh.

Prodan choritro bo, Constance, ikko gabur miley jibeh nekko igilley morinei hostoh gorer sittun barey nigili battei.

Taar nijeh-nijeh dibeh guro dang'or guribaar ageh, aroh tey hub hostoh gorer ekkaan poth togaar dugottun nigileh baattei.

Ekdinyeh, Constance'ney ikko maanuj'so milley dogaanot nang'aan Frederick.

Frederick'eh ikko doyelu ebong doyebaan maanuj, aaroh tey Constance'noh rey taah saashjyo gaan prostaab dey.

Constance'ney laarey-laarey guri Frederick'oh rey gom paana shuru gossey, maattor tey laazaar ekkaan noh somporko baanei baar hittei tey ejo taah nekko re aareiye dey seh monodugot ageh.

Seshjot, constance'ney nirnoy loi'eh Frederick'oh rey ikko sujuk dibaattei.

Tey tarloi dating goraana shuru gossey, seh porey tey taah prem'ot poschey.

Frederick'geh Constance'norey taah monoduk'kaan nirog guribaatei saashjyo gossey, tey taarey ektaal bol dey taah gurogun taa nijeh-nijeh dang'or guribaatei.

Constance'ney aaroh Frederick'gey mela gosson, aaroh taara eklogeh sugeh jinghaani haadei'on.

Taara eklogeh gurogun dang'or gosson, ebong taara gom-bojong somoy'ot eklogeh somorton goron.

Constance'ney Frederick'oh ugurey bohut kritokgo taah hospaana aaroh saashjyo tei, aaroh tey hobor paai di jeedok'kani Frederick gey taattei gossey sinittei tey taarey honodin dhonyobaad hoi bureh noh ebo.

Soap opera'gaan ekkaan aaja gaano sondesh soi sesh oiyeh.

The soap opera centers around the lives of the residents of a small town.

The main character, Constance, is a young woman who is struggling to come to terms with the recent death of her husband.

She is left to raise her two young children on her own, and she is struggling to find a way to handle her grief.

One day, Constance meets a man named Frederick at the grocery store.

Frederick is a kind and compassionate man, and he offers Constance his support.

Constance begins to develop feelings for Frederick, but she is hesitant to start a new relationship because she is still grieving the loss of her husband.

Eventually, Constance decides to give Frederick a chance.

She starts dating him, and she quickly falls in love with him.

Frederick helps Constance to heal from her grief, and he gives her the strength to raise her children on her own.

Constance and Frederick get married, and they have a happy life together.

They raise their children together, and they support each other through good times and bad.

Constance is grateful for Frederick's love and support, and she knows that she will never be able to thank him enough for everything he has done for her.

The soap opera ends with a message of hope.


College jor satror beer aw bepareh ush ageh. Mui ekko college jor satro ijebe mui beer awr sombondeh hobor panagan parjar gori parong.

Eni hoi ekkani nizeh hobor peyong sini gawmeh di ageh, hintu bagyini besses jot no ejeh.

Jingyuri awdaw sath,ekkan jizeh hobor peyong sean mui honodin no bulim jeh somoi bo hadeyong jokke mui tanggeh room ot prison beer barei dondi.

Iyen suru oyeh jokkeh mui mawr hoi ekjon somasse loi bera lammong ekko redot, araw pizza order gori bar mon baneyei.

Ami online eh order gossei, te hoi ek minutes or poreh ami ekkan hobor peyei ama pizza gan bareh deh oyeh gori.

Jokkeh barei diyebo dega degyi, hintu te ama pizza gan ani nodeh.

Ami bekkun amok, hintu barei diyebo bekkani bangyi juri hoideh deh te order gosseh te ama order onno order lawgeh egottor gori dideh.

Te hotteh onnon joneh ek case beer ordered gosseh, te hobor nopeye gori barei degyi ekkan o ajai ekkan.

Polleh polleh ami bekkun no hebar sei hintu jeredi ami beer un tobattei siddantaw gossei.

Ami beer case so huli te hana suru gori.

Beer jat gori hub dol ebong ami beer loi dol somoi hadei pari.

"College student's experiences with beer": As a college student, I have had my fair share of experiences with beer.

Some of these experiences have been positive, while others have been less than ideal.

However, one experience that I will never forget is the time I got "prison beer" delivered to my dorm room.

It all started when I was hanging out with some friends one night, and we decided to order a pizza.

We placed our order online, and within minutes, we received a notification that our pizza was being delivered.

However, when the delivery guy showed up, he was not carrying a pizza.

Instead, he was carrying a case of beer.

We were all confused, but the delivery guy explained that he had gotten our order mixed up with another order.

He said that the other person had ordered a case of beer, and he had accidentally delivered it to us instead.

We were all a little hesitant at first, but we eventually decided to keep the beer.

We opened the case of beer and started drinking.

The beer was actually pretty good, and we all had a great time.


Sadin sobdw bo ole hamot lage yonde arw bojong guri o hamot lagan soi sagor manje babodor2 jinis ot, sene ekka nattei nagan lugei nojai d.

Sen olodde amone jiguri mone hoi cguri tei para na, unno manjw re nosunne guri ba tara hodai2 no solle guri.

Mui ei juk kot oyongge ole jekke mile gunore song guri nolon morodw dokke guri.

Amare gorot tebar bes aja goron, guro palana, arw ama nekkun sana.

Mottor mui seneken zinghani hade bar nosang.

Mui sadin obar sang te mor hi guri bar porane hoi sen guri bar sang, cgena te udona, arw songsaran bodolana.

Mui basgotte mwre sombol diye bapma peyongge .

Tara mwre usso tuli d dak college ot jebattei, sagori pebattei, te mor jiguri mone hoi cguri zing hani gogei jei pattung.

Te mui huji mui ei hamani peyongge jagai2 bere bar, naw2 manus mile na ,arw judw jadw dok sigi pana.

Hintu mui hobor pang mui jeneken bassgotte unno manusun seneken bassgottei noi guri.

Unno soi sagor manus agon sadin nopeye guri, bana tara jadw eye nittei, tara dokkanittei, arw tara jattw tei.

Freedom is a word that has been used and abused by so many people, in so many contexts, that it has almost lost its meaning.

But for me, freedom is a very simple thing.

It is the ability to live my life on my own terms, without being controlled or oppressed by others.

I was born into a time and place where women were not considered to be fully equal to men.

We were expected to stay at home, raise children, and take care of our husbands.

But I never wanted to live that kind of life.

I wanted to be free to pursue my own dreams, to learn and grow, and to make a difference in the world.

I was fortunate to have parents who supported my ambitions.

They encouraged me to go to college, to get a job, and to live my life on my own terms.

And I am grateful for the opportunities that I have had to travel, to meet new people, and to learn about different cultures.

But I know that not everyone is as lucky as I was.

There are still many people in the world who are denied their freedom, simply because of their race, their gender, or their religion.


Jokkay bedroom oh furniture aroh design accessories ani hodah ebo, balok kani jinich ageh consider guribar.

Tui ekkaan jaagah baanei baattei saas jeh nahi dogein stylish aaroh functional odoh, aaroh sein toh personality gaanorey saasso.

Maattor edok'kaani options tei ney, iben bohut didderi huttun aaraambo guri boh.

Maattor ekkaan dorkaari jinich monot raagebaar olodey overall vibe'paan jen nahi tui toh bedroom'mot baanei bar sach.

Tottun senokkey jaagah lagey jot nahi aaraam ebong omontron guri paaribo, baah hichu onyo jinich jen nahi boli bondho aaroh stimulating?

Ek pholla tui judi hobor pach tui hi togor, toh posondo gaani homey paaribey.

Tottun judi ikko aaraam aaroh omontron goredeh bedroom laagedey oi, neutral rong aaroh norom haabor consider gurich.

Bez potpottey bah bez jol aani avoid gorich, hittei ini negative mohol baanei de.

Tui oh haamaakkai nischit guri paaribey soth ektaal aaraamey bojibaar bebosta ageh, sini oleh bed, armchair, bah chasie louge.

Tui judi shokti shaali bah stimulating bedroom togotey oi, tui saahosi rong bah pattern posond guri paaribey.

Tui'oh interestimng design elements mijeh di paaribey, sini oleh furniture 'ror satemnt piece bah unique light fixture.

Baana sotorko obeh dey bez odor baara noh guri baattei, hittei stimulation bez oleh aamok obaar ageh.

Obosoi iben oh thik ageh, jeh hono bedroom puro puri noh oi ekkaan aaraam bed'oh saarah.

When it comes to bedroom furniture and design accessories, there are many things to consider.

You want to create a space that is both stylish and functional, and that fits your personality.

But with so many different options available, it can be hard to know where to start.

One important thing to keep in mind is the overall vibe you want to create in your bedroom.

Do you want a space that is relaxing and inviting, or something more energetic and stimulating?

Once you know what you're looking for, you can start to narrow down your choices.

If you're looking for a relaxing and inviting bedroom, consider choosing neutral colors and soft fabrics.

Avoid anything too bright or loud, as this can create a negative atmosphere.

You should also make sure there is plenty of comfortable seating, such as a bed, armchair, or chaise lounge.

If you're looking for a more energetic and stimulating bedroom, you can choose bolder colors and patterns.

You can also add in some interesting design elements, such as a statement piece of furniture or a unique light fixture.

Just be careful not to overdo it, as too much stimulation can be overwhelming.

Of course, no bedroom is complete without a comfortable bed.


Sakina Aissa jonom loyeh ekkan sigon adamot Algeria muro muri sereh.

Tar bap-mah olak Berberian jat, jidukko ekdokkeh sigon jat elak sittun.

Sakina dangyor oyeh gana bajabasseh jador moddeh, jidu nanan doronor manush elak araw nirabotta tei somareh ham gosson.

Hintu jokkeneh Sakina 10 bojor oyeh, Algeria idu manussuneh juddho arabo gosson.

Hosseh gan awleh Arab majority araw berber sigon jador moddeh.

Sakina tara nijo sogyeh dekkeh ta adaman sei moddeh posseh. Te nijeh sakki elaw Juddoi hi-hi ottesar araw dongsaw gori deh.

Hadak manush marei pellon, araw hadawk ektaleh boleh boleh dei jepeyon tarar gorottun.

Sakina poribar bo oh elaw jara jara lori peyon seilogeh.

Tara dei jeyon soronati camp ot agur dolleh buyot, jidu tarahajawr tei peyon.

Juddhogan prai dawsh bojor solleh, araw iyeneh ektal hoti gorideh Sakina ar tar poribarawreh.

tara bekkani areyon tarar jini jini alaw, araw tara boleh boleh doreleh yo tei peyon.

Hintu, bekkani bukgorana moddeh o, Sakina honodin aja no arai.

The hobor pai ekdin, juddo gan sesh awbaw araw teh paribo garot piri.

Sakina Aissa was born in a small village in the mountains of Algeria.

Her parents were Berbers, one of the many ethnic groups that make up the country.

Sakina grew up in a close-knit community, where people of different ethnicities lived and worked together in peace.

But when Sakina was 10 years old, the civil war in Algeria broke out.

The conflict was between the Arab majority and the Berber minority.

Sakina's village was caught in the middle, and she witnessed firsthand the violence and destruction that the war brought.

Many people were killed, and many more were forced to flee their homes.

Sakina's family was among those who were displaced.

They fled to a refugee camp in the desert, where they lived in squalid conditions.

The war lasted for more than a decade, and it had a devastating impact on Sakina and her family.

They lost everything they had, and they were forced to live in fear for their lives.

But even in the midst of all the suffering, Sakina never lost hope.

She knew that one day, the war would end and she would be able to return home.


"Poh, mui tottei gesche guri proud toh energy use saano daayitoh gaanottei.

Tui nitto light tun bondo guri toch jokkay tui room'mot nigili jaach, aaroh tui taar ani huli toch jokkay bebohaar noh goroch.

Maattor aaroh hoi ekkaan jinich ageh energy conserve guribaatei.

Mui hobor paang tottun gaattey jirey baar poraaney hoi, maattor fibve minute gaadaana gaan ekka guri paani horoch oi 10 minute gaadaanattun.Di nombor, toh haana gaan microwave pot baanez oven noh aajai jokkay tui taang'oroach.

Microwaves sun hom energy bebohaar goron oven ottun bez.

3 nombor, toh haabor'aani thaanda paani loi dobeh de gorom pani aajai.

Paani gaan gorom gottey ektaal energy bebohaar oi.

Sesh porey di, light tun on goraana ajai jaandaala gan huli toch.

Prokriti por'an free, aaroh sein saastho tei gom.

Mui hobor paang eni hoi ekkaan sigon-sigon jinich, maattor taara ekkaan biraad ontor aani di paaron.

Jokkay aami bekkuney energy conserve guri baattei seshta guri bong, sokkay aami paryaboron'an baajei baattei sashjyo guri paari aroh teng'a baajei paari.

"Dhonyobaad maa", Mui ini bekkaaani goribaattei sem."

"Son, I'm really proud of you for being so responsible with your energy use.

You always turn off the lights when you leave a room, and you unplug appliances when you're not using them.

But I think there are a few more things you can do to help conserve energy.

I know you like to relax in the shower, but a five-minute shower uses a lot less water and energy than a ten-minute shower. Second, cook your food in the microwave instead of the oven whenever possible.

Microwaves use a lot less energy than ovens.

Third, wash your clothes in cold water instead of hot water.

Finally, try to open your windows and let in natural light instead of turning on the lights.

Natural light is free, and it's good for your health.

I know these are just a few small things, but they can make a big difference.

If everyone makes an effort to conserve energy, we can help protect the environment and save money."

"Thanks, Mom. I'll try to do all those things."