Voice of the Chin People: Workplace stress blamed as Australians opt for takeaway meals - Chin Miphun Aw-An: Innchungkhar Hmunkhat Tein Rawl Ei/Dumtti A Si Ti Maw? - a podcast by SBS

For many cultures, cooking and sharing a meal together is an important tradition. But the ritual of eating a meal at the dinner table every night appears to be a dying habit. Four of Chin people were interviewed about their eating habits and attitude towards their habitual family dinner.

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Innchungkhar hmunkhat tein rawl dumttinak hi ramdang phak hnu in duhsah tein tlau aa timmi nunphung pakhat a si. Australia a phanmi Chin mi ta, Australia phak hnu ahhin hmunkhat te ah rawl dumtti le eitti a si ti maw, asilole, zeitindah innchungkhar pakhat cio in an rawl-ei ningcang a si timi kha SBS Radio Hakha Chin nih biaruahnak a ngeih hna.

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