Thomas Brian Miller Thomas Clark Michael

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I learned way more then with any book, thank you Michael

These videos are treasures. Thank you so much!

Rand😊m internet find, but finding these lectures of high quality. Thank you for sharing them!

What's that gofer program Word shows at 58:23??

Wow Oscar! You rock!

This is the best introduction to Tibetan that I have found on KZfaq. It provides strong pronunciation fundamental and I am grateful to have been introduced to the language by Deshe Michael. Looks like the first 2 or 3 video is missing, and also the last one about the second prefix, which is mentioned but not in this collection. If these exists elsewhere, it would be great to bring it into this playlist (just noticed comment below about video 18. thanks @johndunbar5857)

Hi" Is there like a document that we need to follow the program? Or is it just the PPT shown in the video? Thanks! Word mentions a document at the end of this class :-p

1. KA 2. THA 3. PA 4. TA 5. TZA

Thank you Geshela 🩵🩵🩵💎💎💎 Thank you teacher Seiji and Nick and DCC 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Hello, can you guide me to the series 1, Video 1 & 2? I really need those! thanks 🙏❤

Hi Michael, Are you interested in the Shambhala Kingdom and finding that? I studied the Ngorpa Kalachakra. Do you know the lineage of the Ngor School which goes to the Dalaï's brother Takster Rinpoche who married the sister of the Ngor founding family called Kheun. (མཁོན) I'm related to the Norwegian royal family myself. I studied Tibetan at Paris University INALCO 5 years.

During July of 1993- 4,000 transcendental meditators gathered in Washington d.c. Scientists discovered that there was a 21% reduction in violent crimes during the period in question. This has been called the Maharishi Effect, named in honor of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

Tibetan Language Channel, This made me laugh so much! Thanks for sharing!

Tibetan Language Channel, Your videos always make me happy, so I subscribed!

Wait what ...An American teaching Tibetan Grammars ? 😮😮😮😮 Amazing 👏 ...Respect 👍👍🙏🙏

Thank you very much

❤Good morning sir; exllent teaching ❤

Handy that this covers fifteen of the thirty. I still mentally use Geshe Michael's alphabet tips from his video made many years ago when I explain it. Very helpful 🙏

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58:00 everything come from seeds

Great class! Thank you!

Great class! Thank you!

Is it true that emptiness is just interdependence, dependent origination, the third noble truth?

You’re great! appreciate teaching Tibetan language.very helpful!!👍🙏🏻❤️

Hi I want a translation

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As a beginner - and an Indic language speaker - the difference between the spelling/transliteration and the pronunciation just drives me nuts. In Devanāgari, त (ta), थ (tha), ट (ṭa - t underdot), ठ (ṭha), ढ etc are distinct sounds. But Tibetan does not seem to use diacritics in its transliteration and so I find it very hard to make out from many teachers if they mean a ta or a tha or a ṭa or a ṭha, esp in zoom classes!! Similarly for ca, and cha, and pa and pha. Everything seems to be homogenized into a pha or a ba, in my hearing! So many people, including native speakers pronounce the third letter in the first row as "ga" whereas phonetically it is a low-toned 'kha', I think. Why??? I have tried consulting IPA guides but that is another effort...sigh. Geshe Michael is one of the better ones with his pronunciation - mad respect for him for his clarity in the sounds. He is a life-saver! The ra-tas esp with ka etc are killers, almost non-intuitive, unless of course you see the shifts happening to other rows ('ka' to 'ta' etc)... In Sanskrit the change of letters is typically in the same row, esp as nasals etc. But radical jumps from Row1 to Row3, say...phew!

Why is it not ndokchen? Does the མ not make it nasal??

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I used to think that learning of tibbatain alphabets is very difficult and complicated but by watching this video I found it very easy and uncomplicated. Thanks for your great efforts. Insha Allah by blessings of Almighty every ethnic group of tibbatain such as Balti, (Baltistan, Northern Pakistan) and laddakhi groups will learn and use their own writing script.

Amazing! Thank you very much Sugeng 🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼💎

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Thanks very much for the playlist. This is very helpful :) Just unfortunately between the 2. and 3. class there is a bit missing. The last column and the 6th and 7th row of ghe alphabet are not recorded :(

13:30 I guess should be 4th column not third column? Great video! Thank you!

So far the best explanation in KZfaq I've found so far! Thank you! Especially appreciate the extra explanations comparing with Sanskrit and Spanish(I'm a Spanish speaker btw 😁) Great work! Gracias

Thank you from Türkiye

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Thank you very much Best work. I Love Tibetan.

8:48 is it a short "pure" e as in sanskrit or "ay" like the dipthong in English?

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absolutely amazing vlog keep it up stay blessed stay connected keep supporting please

Thank you

Thank you / these videos are so useful