it sounds like- tavtai moriln uu
it is tavtia morilogtun :)
In Mongolian, "welcome to the gangus kang" can be translated as "Гангус кэнг-д тавтай морил" (Ganguus keng-d tavtai moril). This phrase conveys a warm welcome to someone joining a group or community.
If you transliterate the letters for ANY of the Mongolian words for saddle, it does not transliterate into Khalkha or Kahlkha.
Saddle.
It is thought to have come from the Mongolian word for 'brave.'
The only Australian word for 'welcome' is welcome.
it sounds like- uvo
For Howrse, The Saddle
it sounds like- unag
it sounds like- baatar
Welcome to the Mongolian empire. - 欢迎来到蒙古帝国 [huān yíng lái dào méng gǔ dì guó]
Thank you in Mongolian is "bayarlalaa".Most foreigners pronounce this incorrectly. The Mongolian "L" is pronounced differently than what is expected. Put your tongue to the top of your mouth and breath out. That's what the /l/ sounds like.In addition, it sounds like "bayarlaa". Mongolians will delete the third syllable and mash it into one "laa"with an added slight pause on the "L".I hope that makes sense.