daung उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. "This might be a concrete effort in seeking justice for the [ Khmer Rouge ] victims, " said Hem Daung, a 24-year-old truck driver.
2. "This might be a concrete effort in seeking justice for the Khmer Rouge's victims, " said Hem Daung, a 24-year-old truck driver.
3. There were also films that were banned like " Do Daung Lan " ( Our Peacock Flag ) in 1936 and " Aung Thabyay " ( The Triumphant Jambul ) in 1937.
4. During this period, the Burmese front in 1944, Lt . Niazi impressed his superior officers when he commanded a platoon that initiated an offense against the Japanese Imperial Army at the Bauthi-Daung tunnels.
5. "' Campaspe Plains massacre "', occurred in 1839 in Central Victoria, Australia as a reprisal raid against Aboriginal resistance to the invasion and occupation of the Dja Dja Wurrung and Daung Wurrung lands.
6. At meetings in Chicago, CBOT Chairman Patrick Arbor and Shau-Dai Lin, president of the Taiwan Stock Exchange and Daung-Yen Lu, chairman of the Taiwan Securities and Exchange Commission, agreed to a timetable for the first steps in opening a futures market, which will most likely begin trading with an interest rate contract.
7. A genius in multiple and complex rhyme, here is one of his couplets that has often been quoted : " Kaung myo ahtweidwei yen?chunzei myazei saw, daung owei yelo tunzei kazei thaw " ( )-" May a myriad good things with vigour have a chance; may the peacock have its call and dance ".
8. The dancing peacock (, " ka daung " ) was the emblem of Burmese sovereignty featured on pennants, coins and currency notes, whereas the fighting peacock (, " hkut daung " ) is the emblem of Burmese student unions . " Owei " is the call of the peacock and was also the title of the Rangoon University Students Union ( RUSU ) magazine.
9. The dancing peacock (, " ka daung " ) was the emblem of Burmese sovereignty featured on pennants, coins and currency notes, whereas the fighting peacock (, " hkut daung " ) is the emblem of Burmese student unions . " Owei " is the call of the peacock and was also the title of the Rangoon University Students Union ( RUSU ) magazine.