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Lecția nr. 7 - Bhutanezii
Comportamentul demografic primitiv al bhutanezilor este asemănător cu cel al tibetanilor, în partea nordică şi al nepalezilor şi indienilor assamezi, în partea sudică, cu precădere în aşezările rurale. Semnificativă este scăderea ratei fertilităţii populaţiei, de la 5,13 copii/femeie de 15-49 de ani în anul 2000 la 2,21 copii/femeie de 15-49 de ani în anul 2011. În aceste condiţii, rata…
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dzongka
rdzong kha - {rdzong dga'} Dzongka, in T?, Mangyul [RY]
A Dzong is a type of fortress, used as the administrative and monastic center of an area where many government offices and temples are located. This Dzong is the one in Paro, known as Rinpung Dzong, which means "the fortress which sits on a heap of jewels." It was constructed in the 16th century.
"Dzong" is where the name of the national language Dzongka comes from. Dzongka is the lingua franca of Bhutan, used in government and other offices. So Dzongka means "the language spoken in the Dzong."
