The Tibetan word for "good ah" in Tibetan.
The Tibetan language has had a script since the 7th century, when King Songtsen Gampo began to write, and was created by the learned Tunmi Sambhuzha after he went to India to study. The Tibetan alphabet has 30 basic letters arranged in eight rows, with four letters in the first seven rows and two in the last.?
The first five rows of the first two letters are clear, the last two letters are turbid, the sixth row is all turbid, the seventh row of the first two letters are turbid, the last two letters are clear, the eighth row of the first letter is clear, the last letter is a vowel.
?Expanded information:
Song and Dance
Tibetan folk songs and dances are diverse and distinctive. The songs and dances have a wide range of lyrics, such as celebrating the sun, moon and stars, mountains and rivers, praising women's appearance and costumes, thinking of relatives, blessing the meeting, wishing good luck and religious beliefs and other contents. Since the 1950s, the public has also made up many lyrics reflecting the new life.
Go Harmony: an ancient form of song and dance, meaning circle song and dance, widely spread, the Sakya region called "Suo", Gongbu region called "wave" or "wave strong", the north Tibetan Pastoral areas, Kang area, Amdo area called "Zhuo" or "fruit Zhuo".
Heap Harmony: the songs and dances of western Tibet. Heap is the meaning of the highlands, referring to the Yarlung Zangbo River basin from Rikaze to the west to the entire region of Ali. Pile of harmony in Lhasa area is extremely popular.