Sinhala walata kittuma bashawa

[windows8]

good post machan

meka aththada mama danneth adayi

 

[tigooo]

"hiki mas"
ha haa

 

[MuslimLankan]

good post machan

meka aththada mama danneth adayi

 

[Wal Bada]

dhivehi bashawa sinhala wage thibbata dhivehi liyanne nam arabi walata samana akuru jaathiyakin

example:-

މިހާތަނަށްވަނީ ހޯދައި ނުގަނެވިފައި. އަދި ގަމުގެ އާއިލާގެ އެއްވެސް މީހެއް ރާއްޖޭގެ އެއްވެސް ހިސާބަކުން ފެންނާކަށްނެތް. މިލިޔުމަކީ ފަތްތޫތައިގެ ވަނަ އަދަދުގައި މުހައްމަދު އިބްރާހިމް ލުތުފީ ގދ. ގަމާއި ބެހޭގޮތުން ލިޔުއްވާފައިވާ ލިޔުމެއް.

දිවෙහි අකුරු කියල ජාතියක් තිබුනා. ඒව සිංහල අකුරු වගේ. 1750න් පස්සේ දිවෙහි ලියන්නේ අරාබි වලින්. ඒක ඉතින් හද්ද ගොන් කමක් බව කියන්න අවශ්‍ය නෑ නෙ. මොකද අරාබි වල සිංහල / දිවෙහි වල තියෙන ඔක්කොම ස්වර හෝ ව්‍යංජන නෑ. සිංහල අරාබි අකුරෙන් ලියල බැලුවොත් සිද්ධිය පෙනෙයි.

 

[Anura8241]

narakama ne...............

 

[MuslimLankan]

දිවෙහි අකුරු කියල ජාතියක් තිබුනා. ඒව සිංහල අකුරු වගේ. 1750න් පස්සේ දිවෙහි ලියන්නේ අරාබි වලින්. ඒක ඉතින් හද්ද ගොන් කමක් බව කියන්න අවශ්‍ය නෑ නෙ. මොකද අරාබි වල සිංහල / දිවෙහි වල තියෙන ඔක්කොම ස්වර හෝ ව්‍යංජන නෑ. සිංහල අරාබි අකුරෙන් ලියල බැලුවොත් සිද්ධිය පෙනෙයි.

arabi wala thiyena samaharak swara sinhalawalath naha

 

[nombi]

arabi wala thiyena samaharak swara sinhalawalath naha

ඔව් ඉතිං , ඔටු භාෂාවේ ස්වර සිංහල වල තියෙන්න ඔනා කමක් නෑනේ.

 

[sriboysl]

National Anthem of Republic of Maldives


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQb8mYVEuX4&feature=related

This Melody By Sri Lankan Artist...Pandith W.D Amaradeva..

 

[MuslimLankan]

ඔව් ඉතිං , ඔටු භාෂාවේ ස්වර සිංහල වල තියෙන්න ඔනා කමක් නෑනේ.

otu bashawa gana wadi visthara nodanna kattiya otu bashawe balaya gana poddak danagena hityanam neda honda ?

1. Arabic is the 5th most commonly spoken native language in the world.

Arabic is the official language of over 20 countries and there are well over 300 million native speakers of the language. These speakers are largely concentrated in the Middle East, but there are minority groups of native speakers throughout the world. It is also an official language of the United Nations, the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Conference, and the African Union.

2. Arabic is the liturgical language of Islam.

In addition to the millions of native speakers, many more millions know Arabic as a foreign language, since as the language of the Qu'ran, it is understood by Muslims throughout the world.

3. There is a high demand and low supply of Arabic-speakers in the Western world.

Relatively few Westerners ever venture to learn Arabic. With the growing importance of the Middle East in international affairs, there is thus an extreme shortage of workers in the West who are versed in Arabic language and culture. Those who study Arabic can find careers in a variety of fields: journalism, business and industry, education, finance and banking, translation and interpretation, consulting, foreign service and intelligence, and many others. Only 1 % of the United States 12,000 FBI agents have any knowledge of Arabic at all, and this includes those who know only a few words.

4. There are financial incentives for learning Arabic.

The US government has designated Arabic as a language of strategic importance. The National Strategic Language Initiative instituted in 2006 promotes the learning of Arabic (and other languages deemed critical) among Americans through numerous scholarships and supported learning opportunities. These include support for language courses from beginning to advanced levels, study abroad programs, intensive instruction opportunities, teacher exchanges, and professional development.

5. Arabic-speaking nations are a fast growing market for trade.

Initiatives to integrate the Arab world into the global economy are opening up numerous potential nw business opportunities. The Arab region with its rapidly growing population provides a huge export market for goods and services. With a GDP of over 600 billion dollars annually, the region also has much to offer the world market. In order to do business effectively, one must understand the language and culture of the people with whom one hopes to negotiate and conduct trade.

 

[Zeus]

.....
Seeni ( sinhala ) = hakuru ( dhivehi)

......

එතකොට ලුණු(සිංහල)= දෙහි (dhivehi)ද ?
අල = බතල ද ?

කිට්ටුම භාශාව = ලඟම දූපතේ භාශාවද ?

 

[Dharatha]

ow eka aththa! e wunata wadi hariyak thiyenne sinhala wachana.

maldives wala inna kellontath ape lankawe kellonge face cut eka thiyenawa.

ඔව් ඔව් එක ගැන මට කියලා දෙන්න ඔන නැ මචන්
අපෙ කෙල්ලොන්ට වඩා ටිකක් විතර කලුයි බහුතරය එත් ඉතින් උන් අපෙ කෙල්ලොන්ට වඩා සෙක්සි
මන් හිතන්නෙ බල මාලු කන නිසා වෙන්න ඔන
තව එකක් කියන්න ඔන ලංකාවෙ කොල්ලන්ට මාර ඉල්ලුමක් එහෙ තියෙන්නෙ
නිවාඩුවට යන්න කියාපු ප්ලෙස් එක තමයි Male

 

[MuslimLankan]

ඔව් ඔව් එක ගැන මට කියලා දෙන්න ඔන නැ මචන්
අපෙ කෙල්ලොන්ට වඩා ටිකක් විතර කලුයි බහුතරය එත් ඉතින් උන් අපෙ කෙල්ලොන්ට වඩා සෙක්සි
මන් හිතන්නෙ බල මාලු කන නිසා වෙන්න ඔන
තව එකක් කියන්න ඔන ලංකාවෙ කොල්ලන්ට මාර ඉල්ලුමක් එහෙ තියෙන්නෙ
නිවාඩුවට යන්න කියාපු ප්ලෙස් එක තමයි Male

sahathika aththa machan! mage baduwath maldives

 

[Elakiri Master]

ara IRAJ ge 'A heta' song ekath maldives neda...sinhala wagene eka...

 

[MuslimLankan]

ara IRAJ ge 'A heta' song ekath maldives neda...sinhala wagene eka...

Ow eka dhivehi sinduwak!

 

[Radical78]

thnx

 

[ela-kolla]

Singlish

 

[nombi]

otu bashawa gana wadi visthara nodanna kattiya otu bashawe balaya gana poddak danagena hityanam neda honda ?

1. Arabic is the 5th most commonly spoken native language in the world.

Arabic is the official language of over 20 countries and there are well over 300 million native speakers of the language. These speakers are largely concentrated in the Middle East, but there are minority groups of native speakers throughout the world. It is also an official language of the United Nations, the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Conference, and the African Union.

2. Arabic is the liturgical language of Islam.

In addition to the millions of native speakers, many more millions know Arabic as a foreign language, since as the language of the Qu'ran, it is understood by Muslims throughout the world.

3. There is a high demand and low supply of Arabic-speakers in the Western world.

Relatively few Westerners ever venture to learn Arabic. With the growing importance of the Middle East in international affairs, there is thus an extreme shortage of workers in the West who are versed in Arabic language and culture. Those who study Arabic can find careers in a variety of fields: journalism, business and industry, education, finance and banking, translation and interpretation, consulting, foreign service and intelligence, and many others. Only 1 % of the United States 12,000 FBI agents have any knowledge of Arabic at all, and this includes those who know only a few words.

4. There are financial incentives for learning Arabic.

The US government has designated Arabic as a language of strategic importance. The National Strategic Language Initiative instituted in 2006 promotes the learning of Arabic (and other languages deemed critical) among Americans through numerous scholarships and supported learning opportunities. These include support for language courses from beginning to advanced levels, study abroad programs, intensive instruction opportunities, teacher exchanges, and professional development.

5. Arabic-speaking nations are a fast growing market for trade.

Initiatives to integrate the Arab world into the global economy are opening up numerous potential nw business opportunities. The Arab region with its rapidly growing population provides a huge export market for goods and services. With a GDP of over 600 billion dollars annually, the region also has much to offer the world market. In order to do business effectively, one must understand the language and culture of the people with whom one hopes to negotiate and conduct trade.

යන්නෙ කොහෙද , මල්ලෙ පොල් !!

( කමක් නෑ , ඒකත් ඉතිං ඔටු භාෂාවෙ කොටසක් වෙන්න ඇති )

 

[nadun07]

 

[MuslimLankan]

යන්නෙ කොහෙද , මල්ලෙ පොල් !!

( කමක් නෑ , ඒකත් ඉතිං ඔටු භාෂාවෙ කොටසක් වෙන්න ඇති )

machan meka wadagath thread ekak! karunakarala methana prashna athi karanna epa! pin siddawei

 

[MuslimLankan]

එතකොට ලුණු(සිංහල)= දෙහි (dhivehi)ද ?
අල = බතල ද ?

කිට්ටුම භාශාව = ලඟම දූපතේ භාශාවද ?

Ala ( sinhala ) = (dhivehi) Aluvi

Lunu ( sinhala ) = ( dhivehi) Lonu

Loonu walata kiyanne Fiyaa kiyala