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Mark travels to the mountains of Eastern Nepal, where Thangmi is now spoken by only a few thousand people. ... When people switch to speaking another language, traditional knowledge about man's place in nature falls into disuse.

Nearly all the villagers attend the horse race, except for very old people. ... People ride horses and mules from the bottom of the valley to the valley's highest point.

Nearly all the villagers attend the horse race, except for very old people. ... People ride horses and mules from the bottom of the valley to the valley's highest point.

So we've just said it's good sometimes to disagree with other people's thinking, but we can do that politely, ok? ... Sam? Sam: Only one person speaks at a time so that means, how many groups there are, we only hear that many people talking.

life in that setting; the house was always full of other refugees who had come from internment camps on the Isle of Man; I know that I heard talk of people ... educational institution; people here are stars and could all go elsewhere; the only reason

climate change. Applying ICT-based solutions to reform people's activities and travels is an alternative solution. ... source of the problem is caused by people's activities such as traditional 9-to-5 working.

Abstract:. Tsagan Aav is the Master of the Universe. When people perform the ritual of gal tyalgn they always mention his name. ... Afterwards, people give their three nephews or grandchildren on their maternal side a piece of cooked meat and white coins.

And I think that in these high pressure projects, actually having those personal relationships and forming them and doing some sort of team building is much more powerful than people realise. ... I mean on a personal level I knew that when I was having

In the past, (in order to make felt) people rolled the wool, sprinkled it with water. ... Today nobody uses spindles, all people use spinning-wheels. Evdokia: How did you spin?

You couldn't mobilize people around it.'. 'One of the mistakes we've made is hyping up the [story of] the [Ukrainian] far right. ... People should be asking about Ukraine as a thing itself, not just as some reflection of a terrible conflict.'.