About this file: Natural, reliable Angami sentences need a native speaker, so this file does not guess at them. Most Angami speakers are Christian and English is Nagaland's official language, so these are ready-to-translate English wishes for sharing with friends who celebrate.
From the hills of Kohima to every home lighting lamps tonight, may Diwali's glow chase away every shadow, warm every room and leave your heart lighter than it has been all year.
Like the fires of Sekrenyi that gather the village together, may the lamps of Diwali gather friends of every community around one bright table.
Dear friend, I couldn't visit to light a diya with you this year, so this message carries a small flame and all my good wishes : keep it by your window; we share the same light.
To friends from Nagaland studying and working across India, may the lights of the cities you live in tonight feel a little more like home.
Let's celebrate gently : fewer loud crackers, more kindness : so the mountains, the birds and our elders can rest easy.
Wishing all our colleagues a Diwali filled with light and a year ahead filled with growth and success.
