Lushai love poem

Love poem into Mizo language (Lushai, Lushai-Mizo, Lukhai, Lusago, Lusai, Lusei, Lushei, Mizo ṭawng, Mizo Chin, Duhlian Twang, Dulien, Fannai, Hualngo, Tlau, Whelngo, Le, Lei, Ngente, Sailau). This Tibeto-Burman language of the Mizoram is spoken by 700,000 speakers in India, Bangladesh, and Burma. It is written with the Latin alphabet. Lushai, is the tonal language of the Kurdish group of the Zo (Mizo) people, who lives in the northeast corner of India.

The Mizos (lushais) are Tibeto-Burmese people. Their Chin ethnic group, is established in the mountains of Mizoram. They practice the culture on burning and form a patrilineal society, where polygamy remains reserved to the aristocracy. The Mizoram (northeast of India) is detached from Assam since 1972. Its population is made up of tribes of diverse origins. It is in this state that one finds the highest tribal concentration of India.