You are the best and most humble RUclipsr ever! I've been watching your videos for the last few months 👁, and every time you surprise me with different content-like caterpillars🐛, Nagamese news, charity work, and even today's video is so interesting. Keep it up! 😇
I was amazed and happy to see how fluently Sumi is spoken in KÜTSAPO, even by children. This reflects the strong cultural ties between the Sumi and Chakhesang tribes through marriages and interactions over the years. It truly shows we are biological brothers with shared roots, and it’s something everyone should experience! ❤️🙏
@@nksumi Itazu all Tizu area speak Sütsah as their village dialect though the thier names in Chokri. Some of the Villages are Kutsukhuno Suthozu Kutsapo Kutisu etc.
He is amazing n his testimony is also very amazing I was der n met physically n interviewed him. He is still very energetic can climb up on top of the church tower n prays there almost everyday. I would encourage or naga fellows to visit n also help them as they live by faith
Thank you for sharing this wonderful testimony! It’s truly inspiring to hear about his energy, faith, and dedication. Climbing up the church tower to pray daily shows remarkable commitment. I hope more Naga fellows are encouraged to visit, learn, and support him and his mission. Such acts of faith deserve our admiration and encouragement!💒❤️🙏
@nksumi thank you bro hope and pray that many other nagas also go and witness the great Joy. And I also request and encourage our naga people to help people like dem who lives by faith in Christ. God bless you bro
Kütsapo is also one of the remnants of Sümi villages under Phek district in our Sümi tribe migration route. While we were migrating away from our Chakhesang and Angami brothers, we continued inhabiting unoccupied lands and good number of them now fall under Phek district and few under Kohima district. The then migration of Lotha, Sümi, Rengma, Zeliang, Pochury, etc, etc tribes have either started from today’s Mao/Poumai area or Chakhesang or Angami area. Our remnants are everywhere. Our surnames are also either identical or similar sharing the same lineage. Some clans are in many tribes. Though we adopted different languages, our beliefs and customary practices are also almost identical in most aspects. The reason for hatred and disunity is that each brother tribes believes they are a little more special than the other.😅
Stupid guy.. where did you get that history? Kutsapo vill. Is not remnants of Sumi.. tizu areas of chakhesang speak Sumi dialect but they're biologically chakhesang. There's only one sumi vill. In chakhesang.. which is under chizami sub devision.
@@joshfidel6377 there's only one sumi vill. In chakhesang which is under chizami sub devision. Tizu areas are not the remnants of Sumi. They're biologically chakhesang. Ofcourse you'll find sumi vill. In most of the tribes in Nagaland.. but please don't claim Tizu areas of chakhesang as Sumi though they're speaking sumi dialect. Opinionated people should not comment in this channel. It'll create devision between brothers.
I was shocked at first and also happy to see the people in KÜTSAPO speaking Sumi so fluently, even the young children and youth. I think this is because of the close ties between the Sumi and Chakhesang tribes through marriages and regular interactions over generations. This connection has beautifully preserved the Sumi dialect in the village, showing how deeply bonded the tribes are. Through this, we realize that we are not just neighbors but biological brothers, united by culture and history. It’s heartwarming to witness such harmony and diversity, and I truly recommend visiting KÜTSAPO to experience this unique bond firsthand! ❤️🙏
All The Tizu area Chokri Brothes speak Sümi. It happens to me as well. I heard that some speaks sumi as their village dialect but last year after Christmass, I hear one Chakesang aunty speaks sumi like Lazami dialect with one mother. I was amazed and asked which village they are, assuming that they are one of village from Sumi Aphuymi(Pughoboto area). Then she replied that they are from Kutsapo Village, and they speak Sumi. I also have a friend from Kutsukhuno, and they speak sumi. I have a brother from Suthozu village in prayer center now, and he speak Sutsah like Aphuymi and Like us. He also affirm that their area speaks sumi. A friend of mine from Thipuzu Village(Chokri) says that when ever they visit a village from Tizu area, people from this locality often speaks sumi. History of brotherhood(including Angami) are still evident, turn out to be not just legend but Historical fact and true. This is just more than boundry. Because Chepokita village which share boundary with Kivikhu village, Satakha area, near Sukhalu Village speaks Chokri. We are biological brother, truly. Chakesang-Angami -Sümi.. . Last saperation among Southern Naga brother From Kezhakheno.
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You are the best and most humble RUclipsr ever! I've been watching your videos for the last few months 👁, and every time you surprise me with different content-like caterpillars🐛, Nagamese news, charity work, and even today's video is so interesting. Keep it up! 😇
I appreciate it❤🙏and Thank you so much for your kind words 😇😇🥂
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I was amazed and happy to see how fluently Sumi is spoken in KÜTSAPO, even by children. This reflects the strong cultural ties between the Sumi and Chakhesang tribes through marriages and interactions over the years. It truly shows we are biological brothers with shared roots, and it’s something everyone should experience! ❤️🙏
Thank you ❤
@@nksumi
Itazu all Tizu area speak Sütsah as their village dialect though the thier names in Chokri.
Some of the Villages are
Kutsukhuno
Suthozu
Kutsapo
Kutisu etc.
Thank you so much for your valuable insight-it’s truly appreciated. I’d love to visit someday! OSHIKIMTHI ❤️🙏
Ohh, so happy to see this beautiful place, Shisha Hoho Kutsapo! It's such a new and exciting discovery for me. Thank you for sharing this!😇🧏♀️
Thank you so much for being part of our RUclips family 💒❤️🙏
He is amazing n his testimony is also very amazing I was der n met physically n interviewed him. He is still very energetic can climb up on top of the church tower n prays there almost everyday. I would encourage or naga fellows to visit n also help them as they live by faith
Thank you for sharing this wonderful testimony! It’s truly inspiring to hear about his energy, faith, and dedication. Climbing up the church tower to pray daily shows remarkable commitment. I hope more Naga fellows are encouraged to visit, learn, and support him and his mission. Such acts of faith deserve our admiration and encouragement!💒❤️🙏
@nksumi thank you bro hope and pray that many other nagas also go and witness the great Joy. And I also request and encourage our naga people to help people like dem who lives by faith in Christ. God bless you bro
@N.k-g8z Yes 100% right ❤️🙏👍
Bro, thank you so much for update, may God bless you and your family 👍👍👍.
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All Glory to God... Brother hoping to see you guys soon ❤✝️
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Kütsapo is also one of the remnants of Sümi villages under Phek district in our Sümi tribe migration route. While we were migrating away from our Chakhesang and Angami brothers, we continued inhabiting unoccupied lands and good number of them now fall under Phek district and few under Kohima district.
The then migration of Lotha, Sümi, Rengma, Zeliang, Pochury, etc, etc tribes have either started from today’s Mao/Poumai area or Chakhesang or Angami area. Our remnants are everywhere. Our surnames are also either identical or similar sharing the same lineage. Some clans are in many tribes. Though we adopted different languages, our beliefs and customary practices are also almost identical in most aspects.
The reason for hatred and disunity is that each brother tribes believes they are a little more special than the other.😅
❤️👍🙏
Stupid guy.. where did you get that history? Kutsapo vill. Is not remnants of Sumi.. tizu areas of chakhesang speak Sumi dialect but they're biologically chakhesang. There's only one sumi vill. In chakhesang.. which is under chizami sub devision.
@@joshfidel6377 there's only one sumi vill. In chakhesang which is under chizami sub devision. Tizu areas are not the remnants of Sumi. They're biologically chakhesang. Ofcourse you'll find sumi vill. In most of the tribes in Nagaland.. but please don't claim Tizu areas of chakhesang as Sumi though they're speaking sumi dialect. Opinionated people should not comment in this channel. It'll create devision between brothers.
@@joshfidel6377 use ur dimak 🧠 sumi and chakhesang are brothers,so is it not normal for chakhesang speaking Sumi dialect in chakhesang?
Its no surprising that all Tizu area chakhesangs speaks and understand sumi dailect....
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How did he know sumi dialect when he is from chakhesang
@@yevikasumi4517 we brothers
I was shocked at first and also happy to see the people in KÜTSAPO speaking Sumi so fluently, even the young children and youth. I think this is because of the close ties between the Sumi and Chakhesang tribes through marriages and regular interactions over generations. This connection has beautifully preserved the Sumi dialect in the village, showing how deeply bonded the tribes are. Through this, we realize that we are not just neighbors but biological brothers, united by culture and history. It’s heartwarming to witness such harmony and diversity, and I truly recommend visiting KÜTSAPO to experience this unique bond firsthand! ❤️🙏
Yes 100% right bro❤️🙏
@nks❤😇umi
All The Tizu area Chokri Brothes speak Sümi.
It happens to me as well. I heard that some speaks sumi as their village dialect but last year after Christmass, I hear one Chakesang aunty speaks sumi like Lazami dialect with one mother.
I was amazed and asked which village they are, assuming that they are one of village from Sumi Aphuymi(Pughoboto area).
Then she replied that they are from Kutsapo Village, and they speak Sumi.
I also have a friend from Kutsukhuno, and they speak sumi.
I have a brother from Suthozu village in prayer center now, and he speak Sutsah like Aphuymi and Like us.
He also affirm that their area speaks sumi.
A friend of mine from Thipuzu Village(Chokri) says that when ever they visit a village from Tizu area, people from this locality often speaks sumi.
History of brotherhood(including Angami) are still evident, turn out to be not just legend but Historical fact and true.
This is just more than boundry. Because Chepokita village which share boundary with Kivikhu village, Satakha area, near Sukhalu Village speaks Chokri.
We are biological brother, truly.
Chakesang-Angami -Sümi.. . Last saperation among Southern Naga brother From Kezhakheno.