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[...] one word, called ne. (နဲ ့), but it is used in some different ways in Burmese language. Let’s see them together now! First, it is used as conjunctions “and” [...]

[...] pronouns. If you remember what we said before, pronouns play an important role in Burmese Language. We, Burmese people, don’t necessarily use the word “please” to be polite, instead [...]

[...] all are fine! Let’s learn a grammar point and some new Burmese words today. In Burmese Language, there are two question particles called “la:” (လား) and “le:” (လဲ), since there [...]

[...] postpositions because we put them after the place or location names in the sentence in Burmese language. Now let’s start with the basic, easiest word to mention when you talk about where [...]

[...] Burmese Lesson word of the day!! Today, we want to start teaching you some adverbs of frequency in Burmese. So [...]

[...] Burmese Lesson word of the day!! Hey learners! As promised yesterday, today we are coming back to teach you two [...]

[...] Burmese Lesson word of the day!! Today we will teach you the different usages of the word “a’tha:” (အသား). What [...]

[...] Burmese Lesson word of the day!! Hello learners! Since you are learning a language, we guess you might wonder [...]

Burmese Lesson word of the day!! Hi everyone, here comes the second part of our lesson about adverbs of frequency. As you learnt yesterday, they can [...]

[...] ္တပ္တယ္။) thu (He) myat-hman (glasses) tat (wear) te (verb particle) If you want to say that you wear clothes such as shirt, blouse, pants or lone-gyi, you have [...]

[...] is very dry. myay-gyi: (the ground) ka. (subject particle) a’yan: (very) chaut (dry) te (verb particle) Another usage as we told you, if someone or something scares you, you can say: “thu ka. nga. [...]

[...] ) na (sore) nay (present continuous tense) te (verb particle) Then, an eyeball is called “myat-lone:” (မ်က္လံုး). But in spoken language we also use “myat- [...]

[...] Hello learners! Today we are going to teach you some common names of profession in Burmese. They are useful [...]

[...] Hello Learners! Today we will learn two useful adverbs in Burmese with example sentences. So the first word [...]

[...] Hello learners, how are you? Today we will teach you the different usages of the word lay: (ေလး). You might [...]

[...] Hello learners! Today we come up with a few names of shop in Burmese. Ok let’s get started quickly! The [...]

[...] time) hsaing (shop) phwin. (open) le: (question particle) Then to say “What time do you close the [...] time) hsaing (shop) pate (close) le: (question particle) Here is another useful question, “Do [...]

[...] color? ta’cha: (another) a’yaung (color) shi. (have) la: (question particle) If you want to ask for a specific color as in “Do you have it in green?”, you can ask: a’ [...]

[...] ) hsay:-hsaing (pharmacy) shi. (have/there is) la: (question particle) thu ka. nin. ko FEEL sa:-thout-hsaing hma saung. nay [...]

[...] ? kan-baw:-za. (Kanbawza) ban (bank) ko (to) be-lo (how) thwa: ya. (can go) le: (question particle) Here the word “kan-baw:-za.” (ကေမာၻဇ), which is the name of the bank, is put [...]

[...] : sports + to do + suffix Let us show you an example sentence. nga ka. sa-phat ya.-ta kyite te (ငါကစာဖတ္ရတာ [...]

[...] :” (ယဥ္ေက်း) in Burmese. Let’s see an example sentence. myan-ma lu-myo: ka. yat-yaw: te pyi:- [...]

[...] -yaing:” (မိုက္ရိုင္း) which means “rude” in English. Let me give you an example sentence including these three personalities: thu ka. law:-ba.-kyi: te kat-si:-ne: [...]

[...] bay:-hma (ေဘးမွာ) beside or next to Here is one more example sentence for you! sat-bane: ka. thit-pin naut-hma (စက္ဘီးက သစ္ပင္ [...]

[...] . ta’nin:-la nay. (Monday) taing: (every) hsaing (shop) pate (close) pa (polite particle) te (sentence particle) Let us stop here for today. See you tomorrow! [...]

[...] ) kyat (is cooked) pi (sentence particle which denote that something is done) Hope this lesson enriches your Burmese vocabulary! See [...]

[...] we use the sentence particle pe: (ပဲ). Hope this lesson helps you improve your Burmese grammar skills! See you again! [...]

[...] with this job. di (this) a’lote (job) ne. (with) ne:-ne: (a bit) sane: (unfamiliar) te (sentence particle) Hope you learn more vocabulary through this lesson. Have a good day. Bye! [...]

[...] ? Hope you all are fine. Let’s continue learning some clothing names in Burmese today. So let me start with the names of headwears. Hat is called “ote-htote” (ဦးထု [...]

[...] let us share with you how we call trees and certain parts of trees in Burmese today. Well, we call “tree” “thit-pin” (သစ္ပင္) whereas we call “plant” “a’ [...]

[...] How are you, friends? Let’s continue learning some more vocabulary in Burmese today. Do you know how to call “goat” in Burmese? We call it hsate (ဆိတ္). We use the word hsate (ဆိ [...]