Zaxi Dele is a Tibetan word for welcome, blessing and good luck, "tashi" (tashi, bkra shis) means good luck, "delek" (delek, bde legs) (tashi, bkra shis) means good luck, and "delek" (delek, bde legs) means good, which together can be translated as "good luck". In Tibetan, if a person says "Zaxi Dele" to you, it can be translated as "welcome" or "good luck", and you must reply with "Zaxi Dele, shu" (fourth tone). shu (fourth tone)", not "Zahidler".
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Tibetan "Zaxi Dele" is "good luck" meaning, which I'm afraid not many people do not know. In the unit, there is a learned man, occasional travel to Tibet, "Zaxi Dele" listen to more, always feel familiar, after careful consideration, think very much like the Minnan language "where this is" pronunciation (A West of Le), and then fabricated the following story: said the 7th century A.D., the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Zhentai Zhenzhong, the first time in the early 19th century, the Tang Dynasty. At the beginning of the century, Tang Taizong Zhenguan years, Princess Wencheng was forced to marry Tubo, which is now Tibet. Hao hao line after months of travel, finally reached the Tibetan territory, the princess sat in a sedan chair, depressed, coupled with the laborious journey, all day long, not a word, after this toss has been indistinguishable from east to west and north to south.
Suddenly saw the deep blue sky ahead of the snow-capped mountains, spectacular exception, the mood is also much better, and then called the attendant asked: "A West of Le?". . Princess spoke ancient Chinese, according to the present historians, Min Nanyang language has "the living fossil of Chinese language", the pronunciation of ancient Chinese is similar to the present Min Nanyang language. So, "Where is this?" The old "Koshi's Le?" Followed by the local Tibetan guards, do not understand the Chinese language, to see the princess finally spoke, very happy, and hastened to the Han followers to inquire about what the princess said, the Han followers are not good straight to say, just tell them that the princess said is a blessing of the language, translated as "good luck and good luck".
Tibetan words
"Zhaxi Dele" - good luck!
"Losar Sang" - Good New Year!
"Shimoda" - Cheers!
"Ama Baju Gongkangsang" - May the hostess live a long and healthy life!
"Tendo Dewa Tulpa Soo" - May there be peace and good fortune year after year!
"Nanyang Dzongju Yuetpasu" - May there be such a joyful gathering year after year!
"Zhaxi Dele Pangsongchuo" - the younger generation wishes the old man: good fortune and merit!
"Jiji! Soso! Rachello!" -- praying to the gods for happiness and peace!