Tamang Bhasha ra Tamyig Lipi ( Tamang Language & Tamyig Script)

The paper provides a basic phonology of Tawra [=Taraon] and suggestions for an orthography

A SKETCH GRAMMAR OF TAMANG (TAMANG AS SPOKEN IN BOMTANG, NUWAKOT), 2011

A SKETCH GRAMMAR OF TAMANG (Tamang as Spoken in Bomtang, Nuwakot) located in the northwest of Kathmandu Valley. This study deals with the Tamang people, homeland, contains the Tamang language, nomenclature, genetic affiliation, dialects, use of Tamang language, Tamyig scripts, and its origin. phonemic inventory, Tamang tone, morphology, nominal morphology, verb morphology. Nominal morphology comprises different categories such as nouns, pronouns, and adjectives. Likewise, verb morphology comprises tense such as past and non-past, aspects and moods, verb-stem, classification, causative-verb step, negative stem, primitive and complex verb steps, Tamang tone classes, etc. Syntax such as NP structure, clause combining, negation, syntactic structure on a question, and imperative syntactic structure.

Kman [=Geman, Kaman, Miju] is an endangered languagespoken in the Tezu area, Arunachal Pradesh, NE India. Kman may be Tibeto-Burman or a language isolate. Although attempts have been made to develop an orthography, none have had any success. The present paper presents the phonology of Kman in IPA format, and then makes a series of suggestions as to possible orthographic solutions.

Gipan

The earliest evidence of writing in Nepal is about 250 BC in Brahmi script and almost all the scripts used in present day Nepal—as many as fifteen—are the descendants of Brahmi which are built on the same formative principles of 'syllabic alphabet'. The existence of multilanguage orthographies as well as multiscripts has been the regular phenomenon in Nepal—independent to languages and language families. In the complexity of language-ethnicity and language-script relations, Nepali and the Devanagari script have been bearing the role of linking people in this country resulting from and resulted into a medium of education, media, and wider communication. Many scholars, following UNESCO 1951 report, have suggested for a standard orthography for the languages of Nepal, however, there are other views as well. In this background a Devanagari based multilanguage orthography have been proposed. This will fulfill the need of interoperable standard orthography in Nepal and benefit var...

This paper guides both speakers and non-speakers of Nepal Bhasa as to how to read and write Nepal Lipi, the original script of Nepal.

Nepalese Linguistics

Western Tamang differs from Eastern Tamang while coding grammatical signals by different morphosyntactic devices especially at propositional information level. Both dialects almost equally share most of the common structural features of Bodish group. However, dialect specific differences have to be compared from a typological perspective for practical implications in Tamang.

Jurnal Sains Riset

Syntax is the study of rules for combining words into a sentence. The purpose of this research is to find out how the syntax of Tamiang language especially the sentences that are construction in the Language such as the patterns of phrases, clauses, and sentences. This research used descriptive design. The data in this research were collected through interviewing, noting and translating, recording and transcribing all utterances of Tamiang language. The number of subjects were about 24 persons. This research resulted that Tamiang language has four kinds of phrases. Meanwhile, Tamiang clauses have two forms: complete and incomplete form. The complete form has two patterns: subject-predicate and predicate -subject. Based on the parts of speech, Tamiang clauses have five forms: nominal clause, verbal clause, adjectival clause, numeral clause and prepositional clause. There are four kinds of sentences in Tamiang language: declarative sentence, imperative sentence, interrogative sentence...

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Sherpa language is spoken by Sherpas and Tamang language is spoken by Tamangs. Both of these languages fall under Tibeto-Burman language family. The present comparative study between these two languages is qualitative in nature. Data collection for the study was made with purposive interview and conclusion has been drawn. Both language bear resemblance in the sentence structure as subject + object + verb pattern. Both the languages have similarity in sentences meaning as declarative, interrogative, optative, imperative, subjunctive, indicative and exclamatory sentences from the formal point of view. Both the languages have similar simple, compound and complex sentences. These languages differ from Nepali language in grammatical structure. Both the languages do not have sentence congruity in the structure. They seem a grammatical on the basis of number and gender.

The examination of handwriting analysis has always been a challenging task and it becomes more challenging in India due to various languages and scripts with different styles of writing. The Hindi language which is one of the official languages of India is written in Devanagari script. Some other languages also written in Devanagari script and resemble with each other. The analysis of these languages which belongs to the same script is problematic. An attempt has been made in this paper to compare handwritings of two different languages of same script written by same persons. A total of 50 samples were taken for present study. Manual examination is done to compare the class and individual characteristics in the handwriting of same scripts but different language. This study is helpful in understanding the basic concepts of handwriting analysis and also helpful in determining the authorship of the handwriting if written in different language of same script. .