Tibetan

Standard Tibetan, based on the Lhasa variety, is the lingua franca for at least six million speakers, possibly more, of over 50 distinct languages and several hundred local varieties, recently subsumed by scholars under the umbrella term "Tibetic".

Introduction to the Tibetan alphabet

Ama-la's Story - Ngari Tibetan

Young and Tibetan in Queens - Tibetan

Dhomed Dance - Tibetan

Kongpo Song - Tibetan

Tso Ngonpo (Blue Lake) - Tibetan

Nomad Song - Tibetan

Nangma Ama Leho - Tibetan

Om Mani Padme Hum - Tibetan

Group Song - Tibetan

Meditation Song - Tibetan

Changshey (Wine Song) - Tibetan

Dranyen Shabdro (Dance Song) - Tibetan

Cooking for the Community - Tibetan (Ramaluk)

From Historic Capital to Diaspora Center - Lhasa Tibetan

Keeping up the Language, From Varanasi to Google - Tibetan

Yarlung Sheldrak (Guru Rinpoche's Crystal Cave) - Tibetan

Carrying Song Into Exile - Tibetan

Nga tso snga moi mi red (We Are the Ancient People) - Tibetan

Khawei Gyencha - Tibetan

Keeping the Drokpa Songs Alive - Tibetan

Jampa Dolma La - Tibetan

Remembering Lhasa the Homeland - Tibetan

Vocal Traditions From the Heart of Tibet - Tibetan

Lovers Under the Moonlight - Tibetan

Norbu Midu Masung (Don't Say There Is No Jewel) - Tibetan

Sung Dang Lemo So / Auspicious Celebration Song - Tibetan