Hakha chin bible

I. Brief Overview of Hakha Chin: It is important to be aware that Hakha Chin is a separate language, and is not to be confused with Burmese or Chinese Hakha (客家). It is commonly referred to as “Lai” and is spoken by the Chin people. This languageis from the Kuki-Chin branch, one of more than 50 branches of the Sino-Tibetan language family. Scripted by Bich Tram & TuongVi Hakha Chin speakers number approximately 450,000 in total, mostly from the Chin State in western Myanmar, Mizoram in northeastern India, and a small number are from southeastern Bangladesh. The Hakha Chin people use both the Latin and Burmese script as for writing.Estimated Number of Chin people basing on regionII. Translation demand for Hakha Chin:According to BBC News, “The Chin people… are one of the most persecuted minority groups in Burma.” Internal conflicts in Myanmar are usually ethnic-based. The predominant religion in Myanmar is Buddhism, however, the Chin people are largely Christian. The Chin people, suffering from persecution from the Burmese Army, have had to scatter to western countries (the US, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, etc.) with the help of American, British, and Swedish church groups (mostly Baptist and Lutheran). Most of the refugees are uneducated and from small villages. Therefore, there is a demand for Chin people to learn English for resettlement in Western or English-speaking countries, and thus there is a demand for translation. English – Hakha Chin translation fo church groups is used in attempts to help them relocate, and translation for statements from the government, often policies to support them while living in another country where Chin people are fleeing to before they can communicate in English.Alliance of Chin Refugees (ACR) in MalaysiaWhy is it difficult to translate and localize Hakha Chin?+ Different writing systems: Burmese script requires specific typesetting and fonts which usually causes font corruption.+ Different structure: Hakha Chin uses the Subject-Object-Verb structure, which might become a barrier for the translator to fully convey the meaning from one language to the other.+ Few reliable resources: the number of native speakers is much fewer than that of other minority languages, and the majority of them are illiterate.Bible in Hakha Chin – written in Latin scriptIII. Hakha Chin resource situation:Approximately 60,000 Chin people are living in the western world, a much smaller number compared to other minority groups. Therefore, the resources eligible for localization settings for Hakha Chin are

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Attacks them. She is a master of killing from behind and one of the reasons she should keep her knife throughout some of her missions. Luger's primary strength is her machinepistol. Its silenced bullets slays enemies with one or two hits to the head, and does not reveal her position. This allows her to pick off whole squads of Helghast before they can retaliate. Sergeant Rico Velasquez ISA HMG/R ISA Pistol Rico is a heavy weapons expert in the ISA. His story will be revealed in the game. Rico is tough and can take slightly more damage than Templar; however, Rico's problem is that he faces off twice the number of enemies in a similar stage. Rico's mastery of the HMG/R however, more than balances the odds since the weapon shreds groups of Helghast at short and medium ranges. The rocket launcher also allows Rico to destroy any vehicles or concentrations of enemies with greater ease than normal. When playing Rico, grab the HG AR/S and hoard the HMG/R for situations when 10,000 Helghast drop in for a lead and nitrate party. Having a sniping weapon is important for Rico since his default weapons do not have this vital feature. Rico can hold more Helghast LMG ammo than Templar, definitely making him the support member of the squad. Colonel Hakha Helghast AR/S Helghast Auto-pistol Helghast Knife Colonel Hakha is the only squad member with three starting weapons. His story figures prominently into the game, but for you Star Trek Deep Space 9 fans who know of Elim Garak and Enobrin Taim, Hakha's story is rather a rehash. His main advantage is his increased carrying capacity for HG weapons -- notably the AR/S and the LMG. He can carry less ISA ammo, but that's not such a disadvantage. Hakha can also

Bypass into "Helghast-secure" areas since Helghast sensors and mines do not detect him as a threat. Hakha is otherwise identical to Templar on the battlefield. Hakha unfortunately, faces as many enemies as Rico in later stages, making his missions rather challenging. Pick Hakha if you want a blast killing Helghast. Weapons of Ass Destruction Pistol Primary - single Secondary - none 1st Magazine - 7 2nd Magazine - n/a Overview - The standard ISA handgun is made from stamped metal parts, and is a mainstay only by virtue of cost-effectiveness. The magazine is small and the round it uses is small, unpowerful, and fairly ineffective except for well placed shots (on the head for instance). It is one of few weapons with near perfect accuracy -- thanks to its zero-G spun barrel -- the ISA handgun has better accuracy than larger weapons. Game Use - The pistol is an accuracte weapon, and you may want to consider using it to snipe at enemies from far beyond their awareness distance. However, ammo for it is scarce or non-existent, but you may always fall back to it for the time being if you are in desperate need of a weapon. Autopistol Primary - burst fire Secondary - single 1st magazine - 18 2nd magazine - n/a Overview - The Helghast standard sidearm is a much more capable weapon than the ISA equivalent. The autopistol can fire up to three rounds using an atypical breech-recoil system which relies partially on gas and partially on the excess force bled from the cartridge. Because of this, the rounds do rather pathetic damage compared to an assault rifle. The three round burst is useful in close quarters and the large magazine is favourable in semi-automatic fire; however, many weapons outperform it in terms of serviceability, reliability,