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Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development launches 26 new Dzongkha nursery rhymes

June 22, 2023
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Good news for parents seeking help with teaching their children how to learn Dzongkha. The Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development launched 26 new Dzongkha nursery rhymes yesterday, which are aimed at making learning the Dzongkha language easy for children.

Since releasing the first Dzongkha nursery rhyme in 2021, the department has so far produced more than 40 such rhymes. These rhymes, animations, books and various other learning tools are all available on their website and youtube channel.

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