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The temple is very interesting and so peaceful, nice to see the locals life of living and nice hotel you are showing, the handmade fabrics is look amazing beautiful , thank you for sharing
The Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT), established since 1961-62,[1][2] is a training mission of the Indian Army in Bhutan. IMTRAT is responsible for the training of the personnel of the Royal Bhutan Army (RBA) and the Royal Bodyguard of Bhutan (RBG). It is the oldest training team sent outside India to a friendly foreign nation.[3] IMTRAT is headquartered at Haa Dzong in Western Bhutan.
Thank you for taking interest in our culture. If you wanted to say "I love you" in that dzongkha writing at the start of the video, then you should write it as ང'གིས'ཁྱོད'ལུ'དགའ། 😊 this is the correct spelling
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Hello there! Thanks for your fantastic question. During my brief stay in Bhutan, I didn't have enough time to fully grasp the language. Unfortunately, Zongkha, the native language of Bhutan, is in a state of decline, to the point where even Google Translate doesn't support it. I do have some knowledge of Nepali, though, as my girlfriend is Nepali. It's worth noting that many Bhutanese people understand at least basic Nepali, so I tried my best to connect with the culture given the limited time I had.
@@JackTorr Just to inform, Nepali is one of the 20 dialects that is spoken in Bhutan 🇧🇹. Nepali language In Bhutan 🇧🇹 we call it Lhotshamkha(southern language). Dzongkha is not in decline, its the national language of Bhutan, and is taught in schools along with English. And the issue of Dzongkha not working in google translate is because we use same alphabet from Tibetan alphabet. So basically Tibetan alphabet is the Dzongkha alphabet.
Hello Jack reply The questions are as follows. I need an answer to this question 1. Why do Bhutanese speak Nepali language? 2. Bhutan's national language is Zongkha, why people there do not speak Zongkha language? Love from usa
Hello there! Thanks for your fantastic question. During my brief stay in Bhutan, I didn't have enough time to fully grasp the language. Unfortunately, Zongkha, the native language of Bhutan, is in a state of decline, to the point where even Google Translate doesn't support it. I do have some knowledge of Nepali, though, as my girlfriend is Nepali. It's worth noting that many Bhutanese people understand at least basic Nepali, so I tried my best to connect with the culture given the limited time I had.
2. Yes Bhutan's national language is "Dzongkha" and almost everyone does speak "Dzongkha". 1. The Nepali-speaking Bhutanese that you are meaning to ask, also called Lhotsampas (“People of the south”), are Bhutanese citizens of Nepali origin who moved to Bhutan in the 19th century(not sure EXACTLY). Most of the Bhutanese can speak both Nepali and Dzongkha. and can speak more than one language including Hindi also. And @JackTorr I don't agree that Dzongkha is in the state of decline or of any sort . the thing that it is not translated by google is because it isnt added to the list of languages as it isn't spoken anywhere else outside Bhutan. Thank you For visting Bhutan Hope you had a great time.....
@@yeshidorji-zd5ckcame here to make this same correction, thank you! Dzongkha is not on a decline, it is taught to everyone in Bhutan along with English. Only being in Thimphu, Jack seems to have been more exposed to Nepal natives and Indian visitors than he was to Drukpas, and had a skewed experience of Bhutan. In fact, he even made a video stating there are no iPhones in Bhutan 😂 so much misinformation! Bhutanese people have learned to speak bordering languages (like Nepali and Hindi), their national language Dzongkha, English, and their own local dialects from their home regions (there are about 20 of them) 😊
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Thanks for visiting my country ❤🇧🇹
Great job Jack & Sophia,Bhutan looks so beautiful..Loved the stamp and post card.Stay safe, have fun.💕🙏😘
Thank you! You too! ❤️
The temple is very interesting and so peaceful, nice to see the locals life of living and nice hotel you are showing, the handmade fabrics is look amazing beautiful , thank you for sharing
Beautiful video ever enjoyed watching!!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thanks for showing Bhutan.
Beautiful country
My pleasure 😊
The Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT), established since 1961-62,[1][2] is a training mission of the Indian Army in Bhutan. IMTRAT is responsible for the training of the personnel of the Royal Bhutan Army (RBA) and the Royal Bodyguard of Bhutan (RBG). It is the oldest training team sent outside India to a friendly foreign nation.[3] IMTRAT is headquartered at Haa Dzong in Western Bhutan.
Superb ... Thanks for visiting Bhutan and making it more enjoyable.
My pleasure 😊
Great vlog 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Love your blogs❤
I love love watching your videos
Wow amazing exploring..
Thanks a ton
OMG I am so happy that you had a fascinating time in my country.
Got to learn more ,,,,ur videos are awesome ...Jack
Glad you like them! Thanks mate!!
Thanks for visiting our country hope you had fun there❤
I did! Thanks mate!! It’s our pleasure.
Jack torr we Bhutanese People love you that you are Here and of course your team sophia ❤ thank you so much ❤❤❤
Thankyou so much. Means much to us. ❤️🇧🇹 and we absolutely love Bhutan. Can’t wait to explore the whole country and promote its beauty.
Your Videos are Amazing
Thank you so much 😀
lovely couple, great vlog ❤
Thank you!! 😊
I love you guys.....Thankyou for coming to Bhutan ❤😊
Your most welcome, I love it here!
I just love to hear your speaking 😊😊
That’s so kind of you to say. Thankyou so much.
Beautiful my country
Great Jack. Have been watcjing your videos one by one. Waiting for next episode now
Awesome, thank you! More to come :))
Its high time you also get one GF and go outside exloring places,.,,.its gonna be expensive but worth Pops,.,
Thank you for taking interest in our culture.
If you wanted to say "I love you" in that dzongkha writing at the start of the video, then you should write it as ང'གིས'ཁྱོད'ལུ'དགའ། 😊 this is the correct spelling
Thanks for the info!
Love from nepal❤
WOW great great common brother
Many many thanks
Great video
Thanks!
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Thank you so much for your support and kind words! It's wonderful to have a new subscriber from beautiful Indramayu, West Java, Indonesia. Your warm welcome means a lot to me. I would love to visit Indonesia again someday, it's such an amazing country with incredible people.
Namaste jack🙏 monks ( lama) pani vancha I know you understand nepali .. thanks to you ... Jack 💜
Namaste 🙏
Thankyou :))
Thank you so much bro
No worries brother:))
Hi....jack your 1 subscriber from Bhutan
Hahahahah 👏🏼 thank you so much! You are epic!
Love u ❤from nepal
Thanks mate!!
Love for Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤️
This lady speaking Nepali language 🤔🤔 please reply me jack
I already replied to you.
Hello there! Thanks for your fantastic question. During my brief stay in Bhutan, I didn't have enough time to fully grasp the language. Unfortunately, Zongkha, the native language of Bhutan, is in a state of decline, to the point where even Google Translate doesn't support it. I do have some knowledge of Nepali, though, as my girlfriend is Nepali. It's worth noting that many Bhutanese people understand at least basic Nepali, so I tried my best to connect with the culture given the limited time I had.
@@JackTorr thanks jack 😘😘
@@JackTorr Just to inform, Nepali is one of the 20 dialects that is spoken in Bhutan 🇧🇹. Nepali language In Bhutan 🇧🇹 we call it Lhotshamkha(southern language).
Dzongkha is not in decline, its the national language of Bhutan, and is taught in schools along with English.
And the issue of Dzongkha not working in google translate is because we use same alphabet from Tibetan alphabet. So basically Tibetan alphabet is the Dzongkha alphabet.
Hello Jack reply
The questions are as follows. I need an answer to this question
1. Why do Bhutanese speak Nepali language?
2. Bhutan's national language is Zongkha, why people there do not speak Zongkha language?
Love from usa
Hello there! Thanks for your fantastic question. During my brief stay in Bhutan, I didn't have enough time to fully grasp the language. Unfortunately, Zongkha, the native language of Bhutan, is in a state of decline, to the point where even Google Translate doesn't support it. I do have some knowledge of Nepali, though, as my girlfriend is Nepali. It's worth noting that many Bhutanese people understand at least basic Nepali, so I tried my best to connect with the culture given the limited time I had.
@@JackTorr thanks Jack love u much much
2. Yes Bhutan's national language is "Dzongkha" and almost everyone does speak "Dzongkha". 1. The Nepali-speaking Bhutanese that you are meaning to ask, also called Lhotsampas (“People of the south”), are Bhutanese citizens of Nepali origin who moved to Bhutan in the 19th century(not sure EXACTLY). Most of the Bhutanese can speak both Nepali and Dzongkha. and can speak more than one language including Hindi also.
And @JackTorr I don't agree that Dzongkha is in the state of decline or of any sort . the thing that it is not translated by google is because it isnt added to the list of languages as it isn't spoken anywhere else outside Bhutan.
Thank you For visting Bhutan Hope you had a great time.....
@@yeshidorji-zd5ck 😘😘😘
@@yeshidorji-zd5ckcame here to make this same correction, thank you! Dzongkha is not on a decline, it is taught to everyone in Bhutan along with English. Only being in Thimphu, Jack seems to have been more exposed to Nepal natives and Indian visitors than he was to Drukpas, and had a skewed experience of Bhutan. In fact, he even made a video stating there are no iPhones in Bhutan 😂 so much misinformation! Bhutanese people have learned to speak bordering languages (like Nepali and Hindi), their national language Dzongkha, English, and their own local dialects from their home regions (there are about 20 of them) 😊
you remind me of Tin Tin
ངེ་གི་ཆ་རོགས་ག་ར་ལུ❤❤❤
ཁྱེད་རང་སངས་རྒྱས་བཏང་པོ་ཡིས་མི་བརྟེན་པ་སྐྱོན་རོལ་གྱིས་བསྟུན་འགོད་པའི་བུ་བསྟན་ཡོད། ❤❤❤