[asom] RODALI !!!...Synopsis of our first MOINA MEL in Bangalore held on 25th May, 2008

2008-05-30 Thread DilipDil Deka
Dear Kaushik Barua,
Your effort is laudable.
However I must point out a few flaws in the phonetics. I think the following is 
more reflective of our understanding of the English phonetics today. W is as in 
Wporor ( of the above), Aa is as in a long Aa, X is as in Assamese.
 
O mwr apwnaar Dex
O mwr apwnaar Dex
O mwr sikuni Dex
Enekhon xuolaa
Enekhon xupholaa
Enekhon moromor Dex
 
O mwr xuriaa maat
Oxomor xuodi maat
Prithibir kotw bisaari janamtw
nwpwa korilew paat
 
O mwr wpoja thai
O mwr oxomi aai
Saai low ebar mukhoni twmaar
Hepah mwr polowaa nai

Please let me know if you have any comments.
Thanks,
Dilip Deka,
Houston, Texas, USA


[asom] RODALI !!!...Synopsis of our first MOINA MEL in Bangalore held on 25th May, 2008

2008-05-26 Thread Kaushik Barua
O mur Apunor Dekh
  O mur Apunor Dekh
  O mur sikuni Dekh
  Enekhon xuola
  Enekhon xuphola
  Enekhon moromor Dekh
   
  O mur xuria maat
  Axomor xuodi maat
  Prithibir kotu bisari janamatu 
  nupua korileu paat
   
   O mur upoja thai
  O mur Axomi aai
  Sai lau ebar mukhoni tumar
  Hepah mur polua nai
   
  
  The cool and scenic ambience of LALBAGH Botanical garden in Bangalore 
reverberated with the harmonious rendition of the heartwarming “O Mur Apunor 
Dekh” by all the fifty or more AXOMIYA raij, including the young “Moinas” who 
had gathered for the first Moina Mel RODALI on Sunday. 
  It was an evening to remember, an evening to cherish, a time reminiscent of 
our beloved Axom as the cheerful laughter and melodic singing of the young 
children, their youthful exuberance and playful innocence made it one of the 
most memorable and enjoyable evening of our life here in Bangalore.
  We are overwhelmed with emotion and greatly inspired by the 
enthusiastic response from all who actively participated in our first MOINA MEL 
session and we would like to extend our heartiest thanks to our young Moinas’ 
and their Parents for making it such an interactive, fun filled and learning 
session. Also, a special thanks to everyone else who was present yesterday and 
lent an encouraging support with their participation and valuable inputs.
  We plan to continue with these Moina Mel sessions in the coming 
weeks and we will again get-together for the next one on 1st June, 2008 
(Sunday) at Lalbagh itself (Timing: 3.30 pm-5.30 pm). We look forward to 
everyone’s continued support, encouragement and participation and hope more of 
our Axomiya raij and our young Moinas will join us in our future sessions.
   
  Snapshots from RODALI on 25th May, Sunday:
   
  We gathered at around 4-4.30 pm in the evening with Yugantar da 
starting off the proceedings with a brief introduction or “Hobha’r Udeshyo 
Bakhya” wherein he welcomed everyone and outlined the intention and 
significance of organizing such MOINA MEL sessions in a place like Bangalore 
which is seeing an ever-increasing influx of Assamese people from different 
walks of life.
  Then, we had a brief self-introductory or “Moina hokolor 
Sina-porisoi” round where everyone from the young children to the adults 
present introduced themselves.
  This was followed by some fun activities like poem-recital and 
singing of Assamese poems and songs by our young Moinas’, thus displaying their 
budding talent and potential to the fullest.
  Then it was QUIZ time. A few questions related to AXOM, its 
history and culture were thrown at the young participants to gauge their level 
of awareness, but all were answered with great élan and confidence.
  Taking cognizance of the fact that “All work and no play may make 
our young Moinas dull”, we had a “Khel-dhemali” session full of games like 
“tekeli-bhonga” wherein all our young moinas participated with great enthusiasm 
and vigour.
  Finally, after a quick round of snacks and soft drinks/juice, the 
first RODALI session was concluded with everyone proudly joining in the singing 
of “O MUR APUNOR DEKH……….” taking us all through a nostalgic trip back to our 
beloved Axom, a truly XUOLA-XUPHOLA AXOM..!
   
   
   
  Thanks and Warmest Regards,
  Kaushik