Laos

From a man named Katavat it stands for Laugh And Over Supper

care

scared

Your husband would call her Niam Tij, so if she married the older brother, you can just called her Niam Laus.

North-Eastern

phaw

Dawb

yes!

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leb

Phabej

Kdfjdsjfkdskdjfkd (joking)

koj ntxim hlub.

phonetically:

koj = kaw

ntxim = ntx (like the 'ds' in ads) = dsee

hlub = lu

Phou Bia in centeral laos

bol! nama kanaka maha sudharsana narashrimahdeva

In Lao, you say "ນອນໍາດີ" (pronounced "norn nam dee") to wish someone goodnight. This phrase is commonly used to bid farewell at the end of the day. You can also simply say "ສະບາຍດີ" (sabaidee) when parting ways, which means "goodbye" or "be well."

It's very important that Hmong clan do not marry to each other due to BLOOD LINE AND RESPECT.

listen

sa bi de

the fist thing you should do is spell it back this how you spell it backwards

gnomh

There have been reports of appearances of a sage in the Himalaya's that refers to himself as Lao Tzu and that he is the original Lao Tzu. Having lived for many hundreds of years by having the philosophers stone.

I'm not familiar with values of Asian coinage but you actually did provide the country. "Royaume du Laos" is French for "Kingdom of Laos".

The 1952 date would put it in the days of French colonial occupation of the Indo-Chinese peninsula, just prior to the start of the uprisings that led to guerrilla wars against France and the U.S. in that part of the world.

You might try going to your library and looking in Krause's guide to world coin prices, now that you know what country your coin is from.

laos

The traditional greeting is to place your palms together, as if you were praying, with your figertip at about chin level. Give a slight bow of your head and say "Sabai Dee". This is Lao for "Hello".

• The capital of Laos is Vientiane
• The capital of Myanmar (or Burma) is Naypyidaw