Jack (Kuanchan Kone) - Sorry in the forest

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The big cat named Mii To got lost in the forest of Sorandantha Myaing, and the reasons that I will explain now are all happening in a series of ways. Yes. The big cat, Mii To. Who can know exactly where and how she got lost? She is also an animal. She must have jumped and jumped, and in the dark of night, she passed the human village and came to the forest.

At first, no animal knew that he had a short tail. They only found out when he told them himself. Oh, my. The first animals he met were wild cats. Since they were cats, they became close. That's where he started talking.

"Now... tell me your names, friends. I'm a short-tailed cat."

Just as he was about to finish his introduction, the sound of forty or fifty wild cats simultaneously muttering, “Short tail,” was deafening. The big cat was wagging her tail, which was a little short, as befits her name in the city.

"Tell me your names, friends."

The short-tailed cat continued to ask the same question, and the wild cats became quiet. It took a long time. Then one of them...

"Wow... wild cats don't have names."

Yes. Wild cats don't have names. Not only wild cats, but also lions, elephants, tigers, dogs, cows, deer, rabbits, deer, and elk that live in the forest. What animals do you think give them names? Only birds, and many birds, don't have names. Even fish that live in the water and eat them, both young and old, don't have names.

"People have names... people give names not only to themselves, but also to the animals they raise."

When the cat, who was a little short-tailed because of his short tail, slowly explained the story of the human village he had come from, starting with the words "Aungo" and "Aungo", the topic of the name spread like wildfire throughout the forest of Sorandantha Myaing.

Tiger. Blacky. Jennifer. Suk-bo. Dog names. Mi-phyu. Shwe-hwa. Kik-kik. Yun-mi. Cat names.

Kya Phyu. Ae Wan Kyi. Shwe Mann May. Toe Maung. Shwe Toe. Ngwe Toe. Cow names, buffalo names.

Red gold. Swallow. Jackie. Timyan. Horse names. Momo is an elephant name.

People give names to the animals that live with them. People themselves have names.

When the big cat Tail, who had come from the human village to the forest where the animals lived, explained this to the cat, she said that they wanted to give names to all the animals. So, she said that these were the names that people were giving them these days, and she recited some beautiful names.

Gah, sumnya, bebe, lara, aneiksa, yimthayek, mwenyilya, rom rajuthuvan, lyanresedpaik, eyinzamu, niza, ekkhreik, takmuyan, paipipikkwon... etc.

"The names are just fancy, short-tailed... they mean milk bazaar."

"Meaning... well, I don't know what it means, you idiot."

It's true that baby animals are a bit boring. They have names that don't really mean anything.

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Names are meant to be easy to pronounce. Let's say Stefani Germanotta. Wouldn't it be easier to pronounce if the girl didn't use that name and called herself Lady Gaga?

But as I mentioned somewhere above, the names that the short-tailed ones give are difficult to call. I don't know what they mean. But they are beautiful and charming children. Animals love those kinds of names.

For example - The big cow is called Thaew. The big buffalo is called Thumnya. The little mountain goat is called Beve. The big elephant is called Aneeksa. The little deer is called Mweynylya. The little peacock is called Rajuthuvun. Names... names.

In the five hundred and fifty-five-story collection, there is a story called “The One Who Chose a Good Name.” It is a story called “The Nameless One,” which is in the final chapter. A young man who wanders around the village in search of a good name finds a forest called Nga-seth-sho, a traveler called Nga-kree who is on the wrong path, and a rich man who is a slave, and so he realizes that names are a law.

However, whether he wanted to or not, the animals in the forest of Somdum Thar Myaing understood how people and animals alike in the human village, as described by the Little Cat, gave names to their children, and they decided to give the entire forest a name.

"Whether it makes sense or not... it's good to have a name. Well... don't ruin the name."

When Jack suggested that, the animals looked around with wide eyes. The animals didn't seem to understand that their reputation was in jeopardy.

"Devdat, Hitler, Mussolini, those names are called bad names... and no one wants to call them that anymore. People don't even give their beloved animals those names."

Yes. I usually name my beloved animals after their favorite actresses, actors, singers, and actors. Will they call them Hitler? Will they call them Devadatta? Will they call them Mussolini? When the big cat Myi To continued to explain carefully, the animals in the fragrant meadow seemed to understand.

Oh... Are there any names that even the animals of the Songdantharya area would like to call people? The short tail is still charming.