How to pronounce “lah” in English

Bappi Lahiri brought it down to a different level.

In Lahore. It's kind of a space that keeps moving, like an underground space.

--Jim Lahey and no knead bread, or Chad Robertson from Tartine.

It's the "Appa-lah-chin" Trail.

But Philipp Lahm-- it was actually funny.

For an outskirt of Lahore, it's quite-- Yeah it's like, it's-- yeah, central Lahore.

was attacked in Lahore, this writer, you know-- he says it in the "New York Times"-- he went talking to people in the streets of Lahore, asking,

It looked like a Lahori publication of a book.

family comes from Lahore. And throughout my whole life when I grew up in Lahore, Patiala was a place that my grandparents told me about 'cause that's where they lived for 300 years.

So it goes "gah," "hah," "lah."

We just spent some time with Kay Lahusen in the retirement community where she lives.

My grandparents migrated from what's now Lahore in Pakistan to Amritsar in Punjab.

You get tea leaf itself-- lahpet as they call it in Myanmar-- but the tea leaf salads in these little snack packs, that you could think of like someone buying

So he came down to Lahore and we started researching, and got in touch with one person, and then it's like-- through that person

For those of you who know about Lahori publication, you know they don't print their stuff in a straight line.

Small village in rural Punjab couple of hours outside of Lahore, Pakistan, who works with local cobblers making beautiful shoes but never had a market.

And Rohinton Mistry, Jhumpa Lahiri. There are just so many great voices writing out of India right now, Suketu Mehta, wonderful fiction and non-fiction

The first game I played with Bayern Munich was the same time when Philipp Lahm played his first game.

I mean, when you read Jhumpa Lahiri's fiction, you understand what it's like to be an Asian immigrant living

And there's actually quite considerable number of technology-based entrepreneurs in Lahore and in Karachi.

especially Pakistani society, because I grew up in Lahore.

of cultures happening and I find myself as an artist born in Lahore Pakistan. Anybody

Foundation. So there were American teachers teaching in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and it was a much more outward looking culture; but a very strong home grown culture as well.

They call it ADLaM-- ah, dah, lah, mah.

And where I come from in North Carolina, we call it the "Appa-lah-chin" Trail.

And the way it goes, the sounds are "ay," "ah," "lah," "gee," "nah," "wah," "way," "wee."

The constellations change in the sky, but the moon on any given day in Lahore, Pakistan, and in Spain, and Hawai'i, it's the same moon.

And at half time, I asked Thomas Muller and Phillip Lahm-- I asked them, guys, did you also feel something the first 20

I read a book called "The Captain Class," and the German team is featured in it-- especially Philipp Lahm is a case study.

is, on the left, Kay Tobin-Lahusen, on the right Barbara Gittings.

OK. So my father was an engineer, a Lahore engineer, in college before partition.

Or if I said, you know, Jhumpa Lahiri got a Pulitzer.

been born, which is an ode to the glories of the old Lahore.

That's where we played the film, in Islamabad and Lahore.

I tried to-- Well, I co-founded the group there and set up cells in Lahore and Rahim Yar Khan and other cities, and also helped recruit Pakistani Army officers to the group,

Jeff Potter: So, the guy that did these, Bernard Lahousse, I remember him saying to me at one point that I think you can bridge like--. You can't like jump four or five jump

did we record this song, but we shot the entire video in Patiala and in Lahore.

cases afford some favorability for wildfire conditions. So, we have to watch that pretty closely. We've we've seen that before with the Lahaina fires

Plus, eruptions can cause avalanches of hot ash called pyroclastic flows, and landslides and mudslides called lahars.

The book is called "The Captain Class," and they do a case study on the German team from 2010-2014, and it's specifically around the impact that Philipp Lahm.

About his leadership? Yeah, how did you play together with Philipp Lahm.

That picture you're seeing is Sylvia in 1970, taken by one of the icons of the movement, a woman named Kay Tobin-Lahusen, whose photos

So in 2011, as Anurag mentioned, I went to watch this play, which in Punjabi means, if you haven't seen Lahore, you haven't yet

And she is, as we speak, performing a dance piece on the story on the life of Noor Jahan in Lahore, where Noor Jahan was buried.

Vinita, I was born in very famous place known all over the world, Lahore, in the year 1938.

And then lastly we realized that the cities that we are in, the Cairos, and the Karachis, and the Lahores of the world,

And we've done quite a bit, not only under my tenure, but previous secretary Ray LaHood's tenure, to really focus on pedestrian safety.

Let's see, there was this wonderful Pakistani restaurant that just closed called, Lahore Karahi.

So, in this, what I call the time between points, my former partner who is a sports psychologist named Jim Laher, did this work with athletes, with tennis players, in which