Humla language

Language name: Humla
ISO Language Code: hut
Language Scope: ISO Language
Language State: Verified
GRN Language Number: 3189
IETF Language Tag: hut
 

Sample of Humla

Humla - Lost Sheep.mp3

Audio recordings available in Humla

These recordings are designed for evangelism and basic Bible teaching to bring the gospel message to people who are not literate or are from oral cultures, particularly unreached people groups.

Words of Life

Short audio Bible stories and evangelistic messages that explain salvation and give basic Christian teaching. Each program is a customised and culturally relevant selection of scripts, and may include songs and music. Same both sides.

Recordings in related languages

Good News (in Humla: Eastern)

Audio-visual Bible lessons in 40 sections with pictures. Contains Bible overview from creation to Christ, and teaching on the Christian life. For evangelism and church planting.

Gaanbu Mitya Ilaapti Haakghogoyeraa [Everyone Should Know This Truth] (in Humla: Eastern)

Short audio Bible stories and evangelistic messages that explain salvation and give basic Christian teaching. Each program is a customised and culturally relevant selection of scripts, and may include songs and music.

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Other names for Humla

Barathapale
Bhote
Bhotia: Dangali
Dangali
Humla Tibetan
Humle
Humli Khyampa
Humli Lama
Kham
Phoke
Satthapale
Tugchulungba
Yakpa
Yultsodunba

Where Humla is spoken

Nepal

Languages related to Humla

Information about Humla

Other information: Buddhist.

Population: 4,660

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