SBS Rohingya - SBS Rohingya

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia.Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety.However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - Ekhón ór butore Australiat mazé homos hom 5 million 18 bosor or nisé gura fuaín ókkol asé. United Nation Convention ór mutabek gura fuaín dor hoq ór baabote hoddé ki tarattu bora bor hoq asé bóro oíbolla,fonná faíbolla, gar aramór hédmot ókkol faíbolla ar hefazot faíbolla .

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia.Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety.However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go.

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Ekhón ór butore Australiat mazé homos hom 5 million 18 bosor or nisé gura fuaín ókkol asé.

United Nation Convention ór mutabek gura fuaín dor hoq ór baabote hoddé ki tarattu bora bor 

hoq asé bóro oíbolla,fonná faíbolla, gar aramór hédmot ókkol faíbolla ar hefazot faíbolla .

Zurah begum one of the respected elder in Rohingya community in Sydney talk about walking and its beneficial ...let listen more to her opinion.. - Zurah begum ziba neíki Sydney Rohingya comaj ór butoror murobbí, Iba ye hoddé ki açon óildeiki beca beci zoruri gaár aram ólla.

Zurah begum one of the respected elder in Rohingya community in Sydney 

talk about walking and its beneficial ...let listen more to her opinion..

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Zurah begum ziba neíki Sydney Rohingya comaj ór butoror murobbí,

Iba ye hoddé ki açon óildeiki beca beci zoruri gaár aram ólla.

There are many health benefits of walking. And walking with others adds fun and friendship along the way. Have you thought about joining a group for a different experience? - Eçá beca beci faída ókkol asé daí daí gorí aço nót, Fuwaíjja ókkol lo banaí fariba...tuñi honó baíffoné daí gorí açi bolla?

There are many health benefits of walking.

 And walking with others adds fun and friendship along the way.

 Have you thought about joining a group for a different experience? 

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Eçá beca beci faída ókkol asé daí daí gorí aço nót,

Fuwaíjja ókkol lo banaí fariba...tuñi honó baíffoné daí gorí açi bolla?

 

Sofia Amanullah Rohingya woman who left her home country with her family for the safety to Malaysia than Australia. Residing in Melbourne and learning English. She was telling SBS Rohingya that she felt reborn again from learning new language which is English. Listen to the interview to hear more about her. - Sofia Amanullah uggwá Rohingya maíyafuwa zibayé neíki femilr fuwati dec óttu neíli aí giyugóí, Malaysia toíbadé Australia/ Ibayé SBS Rohingya ré yan buzaíyede ki Noya zubaan cikon ót yan lagédeí ki ar eikbar noya oíyí. Aro zaínto mono hóile SBS Rohingya fúni so.

Sofia Amanullah Rohingya woman who left her home country with her family 

for the safety to Malaysia than Australia.

Residing in Melbourne and learning English.

She was telling SBS Rohingya that she felt reborn again from learning new language which is English.

Listen to the interview to hear more about her.

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Sofia Amanullah uggwá Rohingya maíyafuwa zibayé neíki femilr fuwati dec óttu neíli aí giyugóí,

Malaysia toíbadé Australia/

Ibayé SBS Rohingya ré yan buzaíyede ki Noya zubaan cikon ót yan lagédeí ki ar eikbar noya oíyí.

Aro zaínto mono hóile SBS Rohingya fúni so.

SBS have launched their National Languages Competition 2019 to encourage language learning and language retention in Australia, and in recognition of the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous languages. Now in its fourth year, the nationwide competition is open to Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including English and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. SBS Director of Audio and Language Content, Mandi Wicks, says, “SBS Radio is proud to organise this competition to celebrate and encourage language diversity and cross-cultural understanding in Australia. sbs.com.au/nlc19 Read more at: https://radioinfo.com.au/news/sbs-national-languages-competiton-2019 © Radioinfo.com.au - SBS National Languages Competition 2019 Iba ya la solér, har uggwá manuic oré cuwaris gorazedé ki zibbat ibat mazé camil oíbolla has gori zitara neíki noya zuban ókkol cikér. zibbat iba kula asé 27/9/2019 faán, Mouka no cuçiyo zibbat ibat camil oíbolla. eçe zaíyaré gori fariba www.sbs.com.au/nlc19

SBS have launched their National Languages Competition 2019 to encourage language learning and language retention in Australia, and in recognition of the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous languages.
 
Now in its fourth year, the nationwide competition is open to Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including English and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.
 
SBS Director of Audio and Language Content, Mandi Wicks, says, “SBS Radio is proud to organise this competition to celebrate and encourage language diversity and cross-cultural understanding in Australia.

sbs.com.au/nlc19 

Read more at: https://radioinfo.com.au/news/sbs-national-languages-competiton-2019 © Radioinfo.com.au

 

 

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SBS National Languages Competition 2019  Iba ya la solér,

har uggwá manuic oré cuwaris gorazedé ki 

zibbat ibat mazé camil oíbolla has gori zitara neíki noya zuban ókkol cikér.

zibbat iba kula asé 27/9/2019  faán,

Mouka no cuçiyo zibbat ibat camil oíbolla.

eçe zaíyaré gori fariba www.sbs.com.au/nlc19