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ROMAN CASTILLO Burmese is really hard to learn

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pLese try Myanmar proverbs.

Wow...That's awesome Burmese script is similar to tamil

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according to discovery Burmese people may be sino tibetan people. Same skin colour ,same face,.Naga ,ahom ,karachi ,kuki,chakma,mizo ,mei tai people look like burmese Ethnically.Burmese language is closely related with neighbouring east indian people. unfortunately military govern burma many years.

Kamwang peter Lowang It is because we are the same people, we lost communication each other many years later different dialects formed.

ချုံ့ have a nasal ending where ချုပ် doesn't have. That's how it sounds to the native ears.

The second one of the last two sounds like it is cut just a bit shorter in duration, possibly driving it to be slightly nasal. 1st one drifts out, 2nd sudden stop, correct?

@@amglitkoko8502 it's because of the speakers. in person can understand far easier especially the nasal sound which is very preesent in so much myanmar speech.

+Olivia T Hi there, if you want to check more videos, you can go to our newly updated website burmeselesson.com. We have some free audios and videos to help you learn Burmese, as well as many other contents: vocabulary lists, glossary, flashcards, word bank, grammar lessons... this can help a lot.

မင်္ဂလာပါ. I began learn burmese one week ago. ^^

+Sam Loke Indeed, this is mostly true. There are several different levels of language in Burmese and the way the language is used in writing and speaking is not the same. Writing will use a somewhat more formal language, words can be different in some cases as well.

+Burmese Lesson thank you for ur answer. then I think Burmese language is not as simple as I think. Actually I thought i can learn burmese speaking from literal writing, but since they are not the same, it will make me difficult to read from the text and speak. I would like to learn this language because some Myanmar refugees in my country here malaysia

Sam Loke You're very welcome! Actually our website www.burmeselesson.com focuses on teaching spoken language mainly, so that people can communicate. Just create a Free account and try to see if that can help you in your learning process. Good luck :)

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Phalika welcome to our myanmar.. hello. we are asean

You can say: "nin hla. te" (နင္လွတယ္), if you are talking to a woman.

you can say "a-ma har, ar-yen hla dte" this is more polite, I was taught to not use the word "nin", very impolite to use "nin" or "ngar"(which translate "you" and "I" respectively), so you must use a proper pronouns instead of "you' or "I"

KRISHAN GROVER welcome to myanmar

We hope you have a chance to visit soon. All the best

Kyun krishan ji

did you commented with kenji?I am learning Japanese and confused with Kenji

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Of course, there is an original pronunciation but some people will pronounce it differently depending on the region they live in, or even on habits.

Burmese Lesson Burmese is a hard language mostly when people read like sacred scriptures and books I know a most of the Burmese words but know soo little of the ancient words which are in the books and scriptures and I can't read and I don't have the traditional accent, my pronunciation is more simplified. I came from Thai When you say Shi I say si which doesn't have the Sh sound but still have the s sound. It's more simplified because it's faster to say and easier

+Burmese Lesson Do you happen to know how I can learn Burmese in Myanmar？ I can't open the website of the Burmese Ministry of Education abroad, it seems that it has been blocked.

+Yu Ying If you want to learn Burmese, we have now a website dedicated to learning Burmese through audios and video... If you want to have a look, just go to burmeselesson.com and connect using your e-mail. This is the largest Burmese language ressource online so far :). Hope it will be useful.

is swe here??

What do you mean? The word "ka" for example means to dance. In a high tone, it means "a car". So if a song lyrics say "she is dancing", you will easily know the meaning. Also Burmese don't label objects as he/she which makes it even easier.

In tonal languages, the tones are not followed perfectly while singing , also most traditional Burmese songs are compromised of standard phrases / sayings /euphemisms and most are around select topics ie ancient royal patriotism, Buddhist stuff, love ballads and country life Just as it would be more difficult for you to clearly hear the words on a modern hip-hop or rock track Modern Burmese pop style music won't be as clear tonally /pronunciation wise compared to classic songs

Also Burmese is not a very tonal language Burmese has really only 2-3 real tones the others are glottal stops and aspirations There are real tonal languages like Cantonese that start with 5-7 tones and in certain dialects hit 9+ , chaosan dialect has a similar number of tones but a preceding syllable's tone changes the tone of the next syllable causing constant tone rotation Then there are extremely tonal languages like Hmong and Miao which can have over 15 tones And generally languages with more tones have more proficient singers on average

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Right! I also very interested in that! plz can i learn basic knowledges of linguistics of the world?

There are many tones , final consonants, consonant clusters and vowels missing from Burmese but found in other languages

You can simply say: ဘာလုပ္ေနလဲ - "ba lote nay le:" => What are you doing. We often omit the pronoun in Burmese, so if you address directly to someone, just saying this sentence will be enough, no need for pronoun and differentiate between man and woman.

i also find middle chinese to sound like thai or vietnamese. mandarin is chinese with a lot of mongolian and turkic influence, that's why it sounds so different than other chinese languages that were not influenced by our northern and western neighbors. i personally don't think burmese sound like middle chinese. actually i think it's softer than thai or vietnamese but i might be biased coz i understand burmese.

Burmese sounds like Shanghainese In my opinion I’m from Shanghai my Mom and dad are Burmese and they sound so similar

Ahasan Habib hee

Thank you

What's her name please?

mandalaytharr I’m a native English speaker and I can understand her perfectly

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